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27 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Is Harris trying to 'weasel her way out' of debating Trump?
Jesse Watters criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, suggesting her only chance to win in 2024 is if voters remain uninformed about her. He pointed out her lack of primary wins and questioned her unwillingness to engage with the press.
Watters asserted that Harris’s strategy reflects a risk-averse approach to campaigning, prioritizing her image over transparency and accountability. He argued that a free press is undermined when political candidates evade interviews.
Fox News: Tulsi Gabbard shares why she endorsed Trump over Kamala Harris: 'Cherish peace and freedom'
Former Democratic congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard endorsed former President Trump for the 2024 election, citing his leadership qualities compared to VP Kamala Harris. She criticized Harris's role in the withdrawal from Afghanistan, linking it to the deaths of 13 service members in a 2021 bombing.
Gabbard emphasized the need for a strong commander-in-chief focused on peace and diplomacy. She believes the upcoming election is about choosing between Trump, who she claims supports freedom and prosperity, and Harris, whom she accuses of escalating tensions and economic hardship.
Fox News: Trump-Vance base voices support for Kennedy's endorsement: 'They both have my heart'
Supporters of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have expressed their backing for his endorsement of former President Trump, viewing it as a step towards improving the nation. Attendees at a Trump rally in Arizona highlighted common values in health and governance between the two figures.
Kennedy’s criticisms of the FDA and the government’s handling of issues like the fentanyl crisis resonated with rally supporters who feel overlooked by mainstream narratives. They perceive the Trump-Kennedy partnership as a means to drive significant changes in policy.
Fox News: New Mexico police chief claims he had constitutional right to leave his body cam off after crash: report
Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina left his body camera off intentionally during a crash that seriously injured another driver, citing his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. His actions violated department policy and state law requiring camera activation during law enforcement encounters.
He received two letters of reprimand for unsafe driving and failure to record the incident. The internal investigation highlights a potential breach of legal standards governing police conduct in New Mexico.
Fox News: Judge pauses Biden policy allowing path to citizenship for migrant spouses
A federal judge in Texas has temporarily paused a Biden administration policy that would allow spouses of U.S. citizens to secure legal status without leaving the country. The decision came after a lawsuit from 16 states, led by Texas, claiming financial burdens due to undocumented immigrants.
The policy aimed to simplify the path to citizenship for around 500,000 immigrants and their children, but critics argue it amounts to amnesty. The judge's ruling may delay the process until shortly before the upcoming presidential election.
The Western Journal: Vietnamese Restaurant Erupts in Raucous Cheers When Trump Walks In: 'We Need You!'
Former President Donald Trump received enthusiastic support during his visit to Truong Tien Vietnamese Restaurant in Falls Church, Virginia. Accompanied by Senate candidate Hung Cao, Trump was celebrated by patrons who expressed their desire for him to continue leading the country.
The event highlighted Trump's appeal among the Vietnamese community, who resonate with his stance against communism. Cao, campaigning to be Virginia's first Vietnamese senator, emphasized a message of love for family and nation in contrast to political division.
#society
Fox News: Taliban rebukes UN concerns over laws banning women's faces, voices in public
The Taliban has dismissed UN criticisms of new laws in Afghanistan that impose strict restrictions on women, including mandatory face coverings and prohibiting women from speaking in public. The Taliban's spokesperson emphasized the need for a comprehensive understanding of these laws rooted in Islamic values.
UNAMA's head expressed concern over these measures, describing them as a troubling vision for the future, further restricting women's rights amid ongoing humanitarian crises. Despite international pressure, the Taliban remains firm in enforcing its interpretation of Sharia law.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says it carried out drone strike on West Bank terror cell; 5 reported killed
The Israel Defense Forces conducted a drone strike in the Nur Shams camp, resulting in five deaths, including a Hamas member released in a prisoner exchange. The military aimed at a command room linked to local terror operatives.
Since the October 7 Hamas attack, the IDF has executed over 60 airstrikes in the West Bank, while conflict-related casualties have surpassed 630 Palestinian deaths, primarily of combatants.
#crime
Fox News: Closing arguments wrap in trial of Dem politician accused of killing Las Vegas investigative journalist
Jury deliberations are underway in the trial of Robert Telles, a Las Vegas politician charged with the murder of journalist Jeff German in 2022. Telles maintains his innocence, claiming he was framed, while prosecutors present evidence linking him to the crime.
Key evidence includes a timeline of Telles' movements and DNA found on German. If convicted, Telles faces a potential life sentence.
Fox News: Video shows Nashville police capture fugitive with help of helicopter crew
Metro Nashville Police tackled Tyrone Walker, a murder suspect who had been on the run for over a year. He was indicted for first-degree murder and was spotted driving in a gold SUV, leading to a chase monitored by a helicopter.
Police captured the incident on video, showing Walker discarding a pistol before his arrest. He is being held without bond after multiple prior convictions.
#sports
The Western Journal: Watch: Stephen A. Smith Goes Scorched Earth on WNBA MVP Over 'Insane' Caitlin Clark Snub in Heated Segment
Stephen A. Smith criticized former WNBA MVP Sheryl Swoopes for not mentioning rookie Caitlin Clark while discussing the Indiana Fever's prospects. He argued that omitting Clark undermines perceptions of her talent and influence in the league.
Swoopes responded by defending her choices, highlighting her personal connections to the players she mentioned. The exchange emphasizes ongoing debates surrounding player recognition in women's basketball.
#other
The Western Journal: Climate SOS: Rising Seas a 'Worldwide Catastrophe'
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that rising sea levels, driven by climate change, pose an unprecedented threat to Pacific Island nations. Reports indicate that some areas are experiencing sea level rise at double the global average, leading to increased flooding and danger to local populations.
Guterres emphasized that this crisis results from human actions and called for urgent global action. As the world's sea levels rise at the fastest rate in 3,000 years, many Pacific Islands, despite contributing minimally to climate change, face severe risks.