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24 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Bill O'Reilly and Chris Cuomo Erupt in On-Air Shouting Match After O'Reilly Tells The Truth About Kamala Harris
Bill O'Reilly and Chris Cuomo clashed on-air after O'Reilly critiqued Kamala Harris' keynote address, calling it vague and deceptive. Cuomo defended her, veering into personal attacks instead of addressing the issues raised. The exchange highlighted the divide in the 2024 campaign.
Cuomo's inability to engage with O'Reilly's points underscores a broader media bias, with both sides locked in their ideological corners, offering little in terms of substance for voters.
#economy
The Economist: Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve
Jerome Powell, the steady hand of the Federal Reserve, navigates the stormy seas of finance with meticulous care. As his term approaches its end, he juggles essential monetary tasks and mounting political pressures that threaten to shake his careful balance.
#culture
Le Monde: Film legend Alain Delon buried near his dogs in private funeral
Alain Delon, the French film icon and a divisive figure of 60s cinema, was buried on August 24, 2024. His private funeral saw family and friends pay their last respects amid grieving fans outside his estate, reflecting a legacy of adoration tangled with controversy.
Delon’s life, marred by allegations of domestic violence, controversial political views, and a notorious reclusiveness, faced scrutiny even posthumously. His love for animals remained unabated; while he requested his dog be euthanized with him, the decision was ultimately overturned.
#history
The Telegraph: Weather vane bought in scrapyard reunites families of crashed Lancaster bomber crew
A weather vane shaped like a Lancaster bomber led Helen Theron to uncover the story of a crew lost during a WWII mission. Tracing their descendants, she organized a ceremony in Berlin to honor the young men who sacrificed their lives in the skies over Nazi Germany.
The weathervane, forged from war-torn metal, has been recognized as a war memorial, connecting past and present in solemn remembrance. Mrs. Theron hopes to ensure its legacy continues at RAF Wyton, the last home of the ill-fated JB453.
#crime
Human Events: Manhunt underway after deadly mass knife attack at German ‘Diversity Festival,’ suspect reportedly yelled ‘Allahu Akbar’
In Solingen, Germany, a stabbing spree marred a festival celebrating the city's 650th anniversary, leaving three dead and eight injured. Witnesses reported the assailant shouting "Allahu Akbar" and targeting festivalgoers at random; a 15-year-old boy has been arrested for knowing about the attack.
Authorities are on high alert, with Interior Minister Faeser urging quick apprehension of the suspect, as local leaders express deep sorrow and shock. The city that came together to celebrate is now united in mourning, grappling with the horror of violence among its own.
Times Of Israel: Israeli-Canadian ‘Ferrari fugitive’ released by Russia despite US extradition request
Joshua Cartu, the “Ferrari fugitive,” was released by a Russian court after being detained for alleged financial crimes sought by the US. Accused of defrauding investors out of $100 million in a binary options scheme, he escaped extradition due to Russia’s treaties.
Despite his glamorous facade, Cartu’s arrest highlights a larger scheme where fraudulent firms scammed victims worldwide. While the US pursues justice, Israeli authorities have yet to charge anyone from the notorious binary options industry that thrived until recently.