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26 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Leftists Melt Down Over New York Times Op-Ed Declaring 'Trump Can Win on Character'
The New York Times published an op-ed suggesting that Donald Trump can win the 2024 election by focusing on Kamala Harris's weaknesses rather than presenting a positive case for himself. This viewpoint sparked strong backlash from liberal commentators who criticized the premise.
The debate highlights tensions within political discourse, where any suggestion that an opponent might possess positive traits can provoke severe responses. Critics likened the reaction to historical instances of ideological purges, illustrating the current polarized climate.
Fox News: On dodging the media, Kamala Harris 'owes responses' to the American public, says campaign adviser
A Harris campaign adviser acknowledged that Vice President Kamala Harris needs to clarify her changed positions on issues like fracking and health care, promising an interview by the end of the month. Criticism has emerged over her lack of media engagement since becoming the Democratic nominee.
Some supporters argue she should avoid interviews to maintain campaign momentum, emphasizing the importance of large rallies over media interactions. The debate continues on whether Harris owes the public a thorough explanation of her shifting policies.
Fox News: Harris campaign flips script that got Biden out of the race while Trump campaign defends his 'competence'
The Harris campaign is employing age-related tactics against Trump, reflecting a reversal of strategies previously used by Trump against Biden. The Trump campaign counters that the focus should be on competence rather than age, criticizing Harris for her lack of interviews and public engagement.
Political strategists note that age has long been a contentious issue in presidential politics, with both sides leveraging it against each other. Historical comparisons illustrate that while age-focused attacks can be contentious, they do not always guarantee electoral success.
Fox News: Mom arrested at Arizona council meeting after criticizing city policies while 10-year-old daughter watches
Rebekah Massie was detained at an Arizona city council meeting after criticizing city policies, claiming they violated her constitutional rights. She disputed the mayor's rule against personal attacks on city employees, arguing it infringed on her First Amendment rights.
Despite her objections, Massie was warned by Mayor Skip Hall that she would be escorted out if she did not comply. Following her refusal, she was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing.
Fox News: Trump takes shots at ABC hosts, suggests he could pull out of debate
Former President Trump criticized ABC News as "the single worst network for unfairness" and suggested he might withdraw from a scheduled debate with Vice President Kamala Harris due to perceived bias. He has also initiated a defamation lawsuit against ABC and host George Stephanopoulos.
Trump expressed his concerns over the fairness of the debate criteria and suggested switching to another network. His comments included criticism of specific ABC hosts and their coverage, particularly during the interview segments leading up to the debate.
The Western Journal: Tulsi Gabbard Officially Joins Team Trump, Vows to Work to 'Save Our Country'
Former Democratic candidate Tulsi Gabbard endorsed Donald Trump at a convention, citing his stance on war and her reflections on military service. She criticized the Biden administration for its foreign policy and expressed a commitment to helping Trump return to the White House.
Gabbard's endorsement follows Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s support for Trump, signifying a shift among some former Democrats. She urged Americans to reject political retaliation, referencing her placement on a terror watch list by the Biden administration.
Forbes: Jack Smith Appeals Trump Documents Case Dismissal—And Doesn’t Ask For Judge Cannon’s Removal
Special Counsel Jack Smith has formally appealed the dismissal of federal charges against former President Donald Trump related to mishandling White House documents. Smith argues that U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon misinterpreted the law and seeks the reinstatement of the charges without requesting Cannon's removal from the case.
Cannon dismissed the charges, claiming that Smith was unlawfully appointed, contradicting past rulings regarding special counsel appointments. Trump has denied the charges and labeled them as political attacks. The outcome of the appeal may be influenced by the upcoming elections.
Breitbart: Alarmists Tout Kamala Harris as ‘Champion for Environmental Justice'
The climate movement is increasingly supporting Kamala Harris, citing her previous work as California attorney general and her efforts in environmental justice during the Biden administration. Key endorsements highlight her commitment to addressing disparities in pollution impact on marginalized communities.
Voters, particularly young ones, are enthusiastic about Harris's candidacy despite uncertainties regarding her policy differences from Biden. Major environmental organizations have also endorsed her, suggesting a strong alignment with climate-focused agendas.
The Telegraph: Attorney General under fire after refusing to confirm ban on arms sales to Israel
Pro-Gaza MPs are criticizing the Attorney General, Richard Hermer KC, for not confirming a ban on arms sales to Israel. The ongoing review pertains to over 100 arms export licenses issued to Israel since the recent escalation of violence, amid growing pressure from Labour MPs for a suspension.
Labour MPs argue that the UK risks complicity in potential breaches of international law due to these sales. The government has pledged to uphold international law and is conducting a review to determine if Israel is acting accordingly.
#society
Human Events: High cost of fast fashion: Shein admits to using child labor in factories
Fast fashion, particularly the company Shein, faces scrutiny for its use of child labor and exploitation of low-paid workers. Cases of child labor were reported last year, raising concerns over the industry's practices despite Shein's claims of resolution.
A petition urging the UK government to block Shein's listing on the London Stock Exchange has gathered over 43,000 signatures, calling for an investigation into the company's labor practices and environmental impact.
Fox News: Christina Hall jokes about 'cheaper and safer' alternative to husband while vacationing
Christina Hall joked about a "cheaper & safer" alternative to a husband following her divorce filing from Josh Hall. She shared videos on Instagram, including one of herself removing a wedding ring tattoo, while alleging that Josh transferred $35,000 from her account.
Both filed for divorce in July, citing irreconcilable differences, and Christina requested the court to deny spousal support to Josh. Christina has emphasized her focus on her children and work amidst the divorce proceedings.
#military
Breitbart: IDF: 90% of Hezbollah Rockets Fired from Civilian Areas in Lebanon
The Israel Defense Forces reported that 90% of recent Hezbollah rocket launches were from civilian areas in southern Lebanon, violating international law. Israel conducted preemptive strikes against these threats, claiming Hezbollah uses civilians as shields for its military operations.
Hezbollah's activities are linked to intentions to retaliate for previous losses, further complicating the security situation in the region and infringing upon UN resolutions.
Fox News: Israel warns US defense chief Iran aggression has ‘reached all-time high’
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant met with U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown to address heightened Iranian aggression amid ongoing conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah. Gallant stressed the importance of cooperation to enhance military capabilities against these threats.
Despite U.S. efforts for a cease-fire with Hamas, discussions remain stalled, and recent clashes with Hezbollah underscore the volatility in the region. Security officials emphasize concerns over the northern border, while U.S. representatives maintain that ceasefire negotiations continue constructively.
#health
Le Monde: WHO says mpox outbreaks 'can be stopped'
The World Health Organization has stated that mpox outbreaks in Central Africa can be halted with a comprehensive strategy, but it will require $135 million in funding. The WHO has initiated a Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan following a recent surge in cases.
A new strain of mpox, particularly affecting the Democratic Republic of Congo, has led to more than 100,000 reported cases since 2022, including 575 deaths this year. The WHO previously declared an international health emergency and aims to coordinate an effective global response.
The Western Journal: Walmart Issues 25-State Recall After Harmful Levels of Arsenic Are Discovered
Walmart is recalling nearly 10,000 cases of Great Value apple juice in 25 states due to harmful levels of inorganic arsenic. The FDA classified the recall as urgent, stating potential temporary health effects, but unlikely serious consequences.
The contaminated product, manufactured by Refresco Beverages US Inc., has been removed from stores. No associated illnesses have been reported.