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27 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Report: Harris Uses Criteria of 'Race' in Selection of Interview Host
Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly using race and gender as primary factors in choosing a media figure for her first interview since entering the presidential race. This strategy aims to attract support from swing state voters.
There are tensions within her campaign regarding the interview’s planning and execution, reflecting concerns about her media presence and candidacy narrative. Harris has not engaged in unscripted media interactions for over 37 days.
Fox News: Biden-Harris admin refuses to reveal nationalities of terror watchlist migrants nabbed at border
The Biden administration has denied Fox News' request for the nationalities of individuals on the FBI terror watchlist apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border. The decision was based on privacy concerns and the potential risks to law enforcement strategies.
Customs and Border Protection stated that disclosing such details could compromise national security and allow terrorists to alter their operations. The agency noted that even a small number of revealed nationalities might lead to identification and harassment of individuals.
Breitbart: David Plouffe, Architect of 'Zuckerbucks,' Now Advising Kamala Harris
David Plouffe, who managed Obama's 2008 campaign, is now advising Vice President Kamala Harris. His involvement has reportedly led to improvement in Harris's messaging, particularly during the recent Democratic National Convention.
Previously, Plouffe advised Facebook's Zuckerberg on significant funding for election initiatives that primarily benefited Democratic areas during the 2020 election. Zuckerberg has since pledged not to repeat such donations in 2024 due to negative public perception.
Fox News: Conservative pundit clashes with anti-Trump Republican backing Harris: Can't 'give up on every single value'
Scott Jennings and Stuart Stevens debated whether Republicans can support Vice President Harris amidst the January 6 Capitol riot's impact on party values. Jennings argued that policy choices are essential, while Stevens countered that supporting Trump is not inherently patriotic.
As the 2024 election approaches, Harris shows a narrow polling lead over Trump, shifting the political dynamics in battleground states.
The Western Journal: French President Claims Arrest of Controversial Social Media CEO 'Is in No Way a Political Decision'
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that the arrest of Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, was not politically motivated but part of an independent investigation into allegations of money laundering and drug trafficking. Macron emphasized the commitment to freedom of expression within a legal framework.
Durov's arrest has drawn criticism from Russian officials, who argue it reflects a double standard regarding freedom of speech in the West. Telegram defended itself, asserting it complies with EU laws and responsibility for platform misuse lies with users, not the platform itself.
The Federalist: Zuckerberg Says Facebook Helped Feds On Censorship Campaign
Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that Facebook censored American speech under pressure from the Biden administration, particularly regarding COVID-19 content and the Hunter Biden laptop story. He expressed regret for not being more outspoken about this pressure and admitted that the censoring decisions were made at Facebook’s discretion.
Following criticism, Zuckerberg stated that changes have been made to prevent similar incidents in the future and emphasized that Facebook would resist such pressures going forward. A recent Supreme Court ruling also upheld the government's actions against alleged censorship challenges.
Fox News: CNN host suggests Harris sitting for 'softball interview' won't curb pressure to speak to media
CNN host Kasie Hunt commented that Vice President Kamala Harris's upcoming "softball interview" will not alleviate the pressure for her to address tough questions from the media. Harris has not held a press conference or formal interview since clinching the Democratic nomination on August 5.
Strategists debated her media avoidance, with some insisting it reflects campaign strategy rather than ability. Concerns were raised about her previous performance during live interviews, while calls for her to engage more directly with voters and the press intensified.
The Western Journal: Zuckerberg Admits Biden's Own Damning Actions on Facebook, And They Could Sink Kamala Harris
Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that the Biden administration pressured Meta to censor COVID-19-related content and to downplay the Hunter Biden laptop story. He admitted this was wrong and that Meta's actions impacted public discourse significantly.
Zuckerberg's statements could complicate Kamala Harris's future campaign efforts, as the transparency surrounding these pressures may make it more challenging to control the narrative on controversial issues.
Liberty Nation News: Teamsters Taking Their Sweet Time Endorsing a Presidential Ticket - Liberty Nation News
As the presidential debates approach, the Teamsters' endorsement for a candidate remains uncertain. Traditionally backing Democrats, the union's president, Sean O’Brien, has shown openness to both parties after a significant donation to the GOP.
O’Brien's comments reflect a desire for bipartisan support for union workers, suggesting a potential departure from the norm. Although rumors of the Teamsters sitting out the election circulate, no decision has been made, emphasizing a more democratic internal process.
GB News: UK to avoid border check chaos with £10.5m plan to boost British ports
Britain is investing £10.5 million to enhance border checks at key ports—Dover, Folkestone, and St Pancras—due to the upcoming EU Entry/Exit System (EES) launching in November. Each location will receive £3.5 million for new facilities and technology aimed at minimizing disruption.
The EES will digitize border control by requiring biometric data from travelers, replacing manual passport checks. The funding will also support staff recruitment and training to ensure a smooth transition and reduce potential queues.
#society
GB News: Tenerife's anti-tourism protests are being led by a WELSHMAN as 'hypocrisy' sparks outrage
Brian Harrison, born in Wales and now living in Tenerife, leads anti-tourism protests calling for tourist taxes and restrictions on visitor numbers to combat environmental concerns. His group, Salvar La Tejita, has gained traction in Spain, attracting thousands of participants.
Harrison argues that the influx of tourists to the island has become unsustainable, promoting a shift from "tourism of quantity" to "tourism of quality." His involvement has sparked accusations of hypocrisy, yet supporters contend his perspective underscores a broader concern for local sustainability.
Fox News: Massachusetts man's mysterious South Carolina death on Hilton Head vacation shakes family: 'Unimaginable loss'
Stanley Kotowski, a 60-year-old man from Massachusetts, was found dead beneath a house in Hilton Head, South Carolina, ten days after he went missing on August 16. His wife, Jackie, expressed deep sorrow and gratitude for the community's support during the search.
Kotowski had been struggling with insomnia and anxiety, leading to paranoid thoughts. Surveillance footage captured him leaving the family vacation rental barefoot and appearing confused. An autopsy is scheduled to determine the cause of death.
Times Of Israel: Hostage rescued by IDF from tunnel in south Gaza after 10 months of Hamas captivity
Farhan al-Qadi, an Israeli hostage held for over 10 months by Hamas, was rescued by IDF special forces in a complex underground operation in southern Gaza. The rescue involved the Israeli Navy’s Shayetet 13 unit and the Yahalom combat engineering unit, prompted by precise intelligence.
Al-Qadi's rescue is part of the IDF's ongoing efforts to retrieve hostages following Hamas's assault on October 7. After his rescue, he was taken to Soroka Hospital for checkups. As of now, 104 of the original 251 hostages remain in Gaza.
#culture
Forbes: Jason And Travis Kelce Sign Reported $100 Million Podcast Deal With Amazon’s Wondery
NFL players Jason and Travis Kelce have signed a three-year, $100 million deal with Wondery, an Amazon-owned podcast streamer, granting them exclusive rights to their "New Heights" podcast. This agreement includes advertising, distribution, and merchandising rights.
The deal will make "New Heights" ad-free for Wondery+ subscribers, while still accessible on other platforms. The podcast gained significant popularity during the Super Bowl and after Travis Kelce's association with Taylor Swift.
GB News: Oasis: Britons deliver MIXED verdict as they react to world tour announcement
Britons are experiencing mixed reactions to the announcement of Oasis's reunion world tour, highlighting differing opinions among fans and critics. The tour's implications for the band's legacy and the music scene continue to generate conversation.
#health
Forbes: Weight Loss Drug Zepbound Gets 50% Discount For Self-Pay Patients
Eli Lilly has introduced a new program allowing self-pay patients to buy Zepbound, a weight-loss drug, for $399 a month, undercutting the prices of similar medications. This initiative targets those without insurance coverage for obesity treatments.
The new single-use vials require self-administration and aim to alleviate supply shortages of Zepbound in the U.S. Eli Lilly plans to expand production to meet demand.
#education
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#crime
The Telegraph: Preacher accused of sex crimes ‘hiding in secret underground bunker’
Apollo Quiboloy, a preacher wanted for sexual abuse and human trafficking, is believed to be hiding in an underground bunker at his religious sect's complex in the Philippines. Police have faced challenges locating the entrance and have brought in drilling equipment after initial raids failed to find him.
Clashes between Quiboloy's supporters and police have escalated, resulting in injuries and arrests. Quiboloy denies the charges against him, attributing them to critics and former members. He claims to have a large following and has previously been connected to political figures in the Philippines.