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25 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Walz faced another accusation of misrepresentation in unearthed, blistering letter: 'Remove any reference'
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is in hot water again over claims he misrepresented his background during his vice presidential campaign. A 2006 letter revealed he falsely claimed an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, prompting accusations of deceit from veterans about his military service.
Despite Walz's attempts to brush off the criticisms as mere "misspeaks," critics argue he's repeatedly distorted his history. The political fallout leaves him battling a credibility crisis as he shares the stage with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Fox News: MSNBC's Jen Psaki gushes over Democratic convention, concludes 'that is America'
Jen Psaki sang praises for the Democratic National Convention, claiming it showcased a vibrant, diverse America, contrasting it sharply with the Republican National Convention's lackluster presentation. She emphasized unity, love, and inclusivity as core beliefs of the Democratic message.
In her view, the Democratic vibe is the true heartbeat of the nation, one that embraces its multicultural identity over division. Liberal commentators echoed her sentiment, elevating figures like Michelle and Barack Obama as symbols of this cherished vision.
Breitbart: Report: Trump Properly Licensed Foo Fighters Song at Rally with RFK Jr.
At a rally in Glendale, Arizona, Donald Trump defended his use of the Foo Fighters' song “My Hero,” claiming a proper license through BMI, despite the band's public denial and intentions to pursue action against him. Amidst political endorsements and fan reactions, the drama unfolded.
Amidst the fray, supporters accused the Foo Fighters of hypocrisy and dishonesty, while critics lambasted the Trump campaign's use of song without consent. The stage was set for a showdown, echoing the larger political battleground.
#society
The Western Journal: Construction Workers Dead, Video They Took Captures Terrifying Final Moments as Mother Bear Enters Job Site
A disturbing video resurfaced, showing a mother bear's deadly attack on three construction workers on Sakhalin Island ten years ago. The men, oblivious to the impending danger, were caught off guard as the bear charged after her cubs, leaving two severely injured and one dead.
High temperatures and erratic weather had driven bears into closer contact with humans, creating brutal encounters. Authorities advise caution, especially around mother bears, as the odds of an attack rise dramatically during such confrontations.
#military
The Telegraph: Hezbollah’s dreaded rocket barrage on Israel fizzles out, with chicken coop worst casualty
An Israeli airstrike on a Hezbollah commander ignited a firestorm of retaliation, with drones and rockets raining down on northern Israel. A humble chicken coop took the brunt of one strike, while the IDF reported significant operations against hidden rocket launchers in Lebanon.
Casualties include a soldier aboard a patrol boat, likely due to shrapnel from interceptors. Tensions climb as both sides brace for potential escalation, but Israel insists it seeks to de-escalate. The shadow of broader conflict looms large over the region.
#culture
Le Monde: Paris' enchanted Olympics, through the eyes of photographer Louis Canadas
Louis Canadas pedaled through Paris during the 2024 Olympics, capturing a city transformed into an “ideal” Olympic site. Amidst joy and unexpected candid moments, both locals and visitors melded, sharing a collective thrill that surpassed mere spectator sport.
In the chaos, a sense of community bloomed, proving that even in moments meant for competition, people found connection. Yet, as the final flame was doused, Canadas felt the bittersweet sting of "nostalJO," longing for the fleeting magic.
Breitbart: Patricia Heaton Shares Advice for Young Women with PragerU CEO: 'Don't Put Off' Motherhood for a Career
Patricia Heaton, in a chat with PragerU's Marissa Streit, argued that motherhood enhances a woman's strength and focus, claiming it opens a deeper emotional side that helps in acting. She urged women not to delay family for careers, emphasizing love's amplifying effect on ambition.
Heaton also shared her pro-life values, reflecting on how her roles have maintained her beliefs. Her experiences in shows like Everybody Loves Raymond integrated faith naturally, balancing her career and convictions.