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24 Aug 2024
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Utah Sues Feds Over Public Lands - Liberty Nation News
Utah's Supreme Court lawsuit against the federal government challenges the authority over 18.5 million acres of "unappropriated" land, asserting the state’s rights under the Constitution. The state argues it’s denied sovereign powers crucial for management and taxation.
If successful, the suit could shift control from Washington to state hands, raising questions about federal overreach in land governance. Utah’s stand reflects a broader conflict simmering across America regarding states’ rights and federal authority.
Fox News: Lila Rose: Kamala Harris, Democrats' abortion extremism would be a human rights disaster
Kamala Harris, fresh as the Democratic nominee after Biden's exit, pushes an unchanged abortion agenda cloaked in euphemisms—a hardline stance extending even to nine-month terminations. Claiming to be an abortion champion, she risks erosion of fundamental rights.
Her track record in California saw her targeting pro-life efforts while prioritizing the abortion industry's interests. Harris's use of legal power for persecution instead of protection foreshadows a troubling future for human rights under her potential presidency.
GB News: Labour's 'open doors' approach to illegal migration is 'ignorant' to the issue, claims Armstrong
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's first 50 days in office have been marred by chaos, leading critics to label him "unqualified." The uprising and rising migration of over 6,000 people since Labour took control have only deepened the scrutiny on his leadership.
#society
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 24: Day 323 – Spotlight on ToI’s Those We Have Lost memorial project
In a haunting tribute, The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing turns somber, spotlighting lives lost in the wake of war. Each story—whether of a brave soldier or a devoted civilian—unveils the human toll and deep emotions that linger long after the headlines fade.
With over 1,600 fatalities since October 7, the podcast honors select individuals who shaped their communities, leaving heart-wrenching legacies. Their stories, rich and poignant, echo the unrelenting cost of conflict.
Liberty Nation News: Who’s to Blame for Widespread Political Bias in AI? - Liberty Nation News
AI researcher David Rozado's study revealed that several prominent Language Models, including OpenAI's ChatGPT, exhibit a leftward political bias. The models trained with supervised fine-tuning showed consistent leanings, raising questions about whether this bias is intentional or a byproduct of training methods.
As these AIs become integral to society, their biases could shape public discourse and voting behaviors, potentially creating societal blind spots. The implications could be profound—homogeneous viewpoints dominating the internet and influencing human perceptions without users even realizing it.
Fox News: Chad Wolf & Robert Law: New audit reveals Biden-Harris’ latest immigration nightmare
The Vice President's spotlight in Chicago overshadowed a chilling report revealing the Biden-Harris administration lost track of 32,000 unaccompanied migrant children, exposing them to potential trafficking. It’s the kind of statistic that haunts like a dimly lit street.
Despite alarming findings, accountability remains elusive as policies push vulnerable kids into the shadows. In a world where compassion was promised, the reality feels more like a cruel joke.
#crime
The Telegraph: German police hunt for suspect who killed three in festival stabbing
In Solingen, a knife-wielding assailant struck at a festival, killing three and injuring several others. The police are on a manhunt, with motives still veiled in shadows as the city grapples with the fallout from this violent spree.
Chancellor Scholz emphasized the need for swift justice, while a local musician recounted the chaotic night. Authorities have suspended the festival, and discussions around tighter knife regulations are reignited.