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23 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Everything Harris Said About Abortion At The DNC Was A Lie
Amid the clamor of political combat, Vice President Kamala Harris took the stage, weaving falsehoods about abortion rights while accusing Trump and the GOP of radicalism. She touted an agenda for unrestricted abortion, ignoring the stark opposition from American sentiment.
While mislabeling national laws as a restoration of reproductive freedom, Harris failed to distinguish between induced abortions and medical emergencies, riddling her speech with inaccuracies that slipped past a media more enamored with her performance than the facts.
GB News: Kamala Harris posed with ‘huge problem’ after accepting Democrat nomination
Kamala Harris has stepped into the Democratic presidential nomination amid concerns from American activist Jack Posobiec about potential voter backlash, especially from Muslim communities in Michigan. With Biden's exit, Harris's promise of a "new way forward" faces scrutiny as she rallies support.
The specter of the Gaza war looms large, threatening the Democrats' fragile coalition. While pledging to support Israel, Harris risks alienating key voter segments and must navigate a political landscape filled with discontent and rival candidates like Cornel West.
#society
Le Monde: Italian citizenship reform at the heart of right-wing coalition's debates
Italy's Olympic success, particularly through star player Paola Egonu, has rekindled fierce debates over citizenship laws for immigrant children. Tensions rise within the ruling right-wing coalition, split over calls for reform and protections for Italy's diverse history.
Egonu, a target of far-right criticism, symbolizes the ongoing struggle against racism and identity politics in a country wrestling with its own past. As discussions heat up, the future of Italian citizenship and belonging hangs in a delicate balance.
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Dems' antisemitism problem on display at convention
Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" brings to light growing anti-Jewish sentiment globally. Ocasio-Cortez urges the Democratic Party to recognize Palestinian humanity alongside Israeli victims. Meanwhile, the House issues subpoenas to Columbia University to investigate escalating antisemitism on campuses.
As protests disrupt discussions at the Democratic National Convention, a new art exhibit honors victims of Hamas. Columnist Anne Bayefsky critiques the UN’s role in perpetuating anti-Israel sentiment, suggesting a cyclical pattern of violence against Jews.
The Western Journal: Watch: Tim Walz Slammed by Viewers After They See Him Aggressively Yank His Disabled Son Front Stage
At the Democratic National Convention, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz sparked outrage after yanking his disabled son's hand on stage, drawing allegations of abuse from viewers. Critics noted the disturbing gesture and his facial expression, suggesting darker tendencies behind closed doors.
Walz, already under fire for alleged fabrications about his military service and other personal claims, now faces more scrutiny as this incident threatens to overshadow Kamala Harris' campaign. The public is left questioning his character as a potential national leader.
GB News: Met reveals Notting Hill Carnival plan as police gear up for weekend of crime
Notting Hill Carnival is set to attract millions, but police are preparing for chaos with 7,000 officers on hand. Historically, the event turns volatile, resulting in hundreds of arrests and violence. Locals brace for action, boarding up windows in anticipation.
The Met aims for safety amid concerns of crime, particularly against women, while addressing recent unrest. Although the carnival holds cultural significance, police stress the need for crowd control to prevent potential violence.
#economy
Forbes: Indian Billionaire Kumar Birla To Invest $10 Billion In Aluminum, Copper Projects
Kumar Mangalam Birla, head of Hindalco and Aditya Birla Group, is pouring $10 billion into aluminum and copper projects in India and the U.S. to meet soaring demand due to the construction boom and electric vehicle industry. His children are stepping into leadership roles as the company pivots toward a low-carbon future.
With major expansions planned in smelting and recycling, Hindalco aims to capitalize on the infrastructure surge and energy transition. The Birla legacy is shifting gears, ready to take on new challenges in a world hungry for metals.
The Western Journal: Canada's Freight Railroads Grind to Complete Stop - US to Feel Major Impact
The clanging of steel against steel fell silent as Canada’s freight railroads ground to a halt over a contract spat, leaving businesses on both sides of the border reeling. With 10,000 workers locked out, the nation’s supply chain lies in tatters.
Trudeau's hesitation to intervene puts jobs at risk, while goods sit stranded like forgotten dreams. Commuters suddenly find their mornings derailed, echoed in the fuming cries of industry leaders fearing an economic wreck.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Sports Brief: College Football Kicks Off in Ireland; NFL Preseason Heads to Week 3; Mariners Fire Manager as Baseball Heads for Home
College football kicks off with Florida State seeking redemption in Dublin against Georgia Tech, while NFL hopefuls face their last chance to secure roster spots amidst a fast-paced preseason. Big changes loom as veterans find themselves on the chopping block.
In baseball, legend Joey Votto retires after a stellar career, and the Mariners fire their manager amid a plummeting season. Drama unfolds off the field as star Aaron Judge faces backlash for a PR misstep, revealing the complex world of sports personalities.
GB News: Mike Tyson cited as Tony Bellew rages over trans athletes - 'Protect sport all together'
Tony Bellew blew a gasket over transgender athletes in women’s sports, arguing it's a raw deal. He claimed sports have to protect fairness, citing Mike Tyson to underline his point—if Tyson transitioned, it’d be absurd for him to enter the heavyweight division against women.
Bellew expressed frustration but emphasized respect for individual identity, advocating for sporting integrity over gender fluidity. It’s not about sidelining women; it’s about keeping competition from turning into a farce.