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23 Aug 2024
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Jack Posobiec assesses Kamala Harris's performance at the DNC
Jack Posobiec claims Kamala Harris is already in trouble with her new role as the Democratic presidential nominee. This comes swiftly after Joe Biden, now 81, chose to step down and endorse her.
The political landscape is shifting, and trouble seems to lurk around every corner.
Fox News: A tale of two conventions, Kamalanomics skips Econ 101, and more from Fox News Opinion
In a city of broken dreams and partisan shadows, Fox News hosts are throwing darts at Democrats, claiming they’re crafting a narrative to vilify Trump. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris floats through the political fog, accused of being an idle wraith in the vice president's office.
Amid the chaos, the Democrats are painted as radicals, with the DNC presenting a shiny facade while the RNC only reflects the Trump prism. The Chicago teachers’ union locks kids out, fueling an undercurrent of indoctrination.
Times Of Israel: Emmys defend nominating Gazan activist for award despite apparent ties to PFLP
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences stands by its Emmy nomination for Bisan Owda, a filmmaker with past ties to a designated terrorist group. Critics are rallying for a retraction, citing her history as jeopardizing journalistic integrity amidst current conflicts.
As the dust settles on her controversial nomination, tensions highlight the intersection of media, politics, and war. Owda's report, filmed during the ongoing chaos in Gaza, remains silent on key events, creating a storm over a talent navigating perilous waters.
#society
Forbes: Iceland Faces Sixth Recent Volcanic Eruption—As Thousands Evacuate Again (Photos)
A volcano erupted in southwestern Iceland, spouting lava near Grindavik, prompting evacuations and the temporary closure of the famed Blue Lagoon. Authorities claim the situation is contained, posing no immediate threat to life or infrastructure.
The fissure has been active since December, with six eruptions recorded. While safety measures are in place, toxic gas pollution remains a concern for those with respiratory issues.
Le Monde: Young humpback whale freed from fishing tackle that had entangled its tail in Sydney Harbor
A young humpback whale fought against fishing gear wrapped around its tail in Sydney Harbour, swimming erratically for almost a day before rescue teams freed it. With drones and boats in play, the operation showcased both the peril and the hope of marine life entangled in human errors.
Though the whale swam toward the Pacific after its liberation, experts worried about its future, reflecting on the toll such a harrowing ordeal can take on a creature barely begun to navigate the depths of the ocean.
Human Events: Trans advocate Roxy Tickle wins discrimination case after being banned from women-only app Giggle in Australian court
In a twist of law and identity, Roxanne Tickle, an Australian trans woman, won $10,000 after being barred from the women's app Giggle for Girls. The court ruled she faced indirect discrimination, forcing founder Sall Grover to reconsider the app's gender policies.
Grover plans to appeal, arguing for safe spaces for women, while others see the ruling as a grim signal for female privacy rights. The debate over gender identity versus biological sex deepens, leaving women feeling increasingly marginalized in defining their own spaces.
#economy
Forbes: Stocks Rally Ahead Of Fed’s Powell’s Jackson Hole Address
Stocks clawed back losses in premarket trading, buoyed by hopes ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s impending speech, setting the stage for a pivotal moment. The market's eager to see if Powell hints at potential interest rate cuts that could further inflate stock valuations.
With indexes near record highs and investor anxiety palpable, the implications of Powell's words could send ripples through the market. A dovish tone may boost tech stocks; otherwise, it’s likely a sharp drop awaits.
#culture
GB News: Ask Michelle Dewberry your questions in our live Q&A event
GB News is rolling out a live Q&A with Michelle Dewberry for VIP members on September 5. This exclusive 30-minute session is the third in a series, aiming to deepen engagement with its loyal audience scattered worldwide.
VIP membership costs £20 monthly or £216 annually. By joining, members consent to being filmed during the event.
#history
Fox News: College student in Denmark uses metal detector to discover ancient jewelry
In Denmark, a 22-year-old archaeology student, Gustav Bruunsgaard, unearthed ancient Viking jewelry while metal detecting near Elsted. His find included a silver arm ring and six additional pieces, weighing over half a kilogram, dating back to around 800 A.D.
Experts note these artifacts highlight Aarhus as a central Viking hub, linking trade routes from Russia to the British Isles. The jewelry showcases influences from across the region, reflecting the expansive reach and trading practices of the Vikings.