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27 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Texas Governor Removes 1 Million Ineligible Voters From Rolls
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the removal of over 1.1 million ineligible voters from state rolls since 2021, citing efforts to maintain election integrity. This includes individuals who are deceased, have felony convictions, or are potential noncitizens.
Abbott's measures include Senate Bill 1, which penalizes false voter registration claims and tightens mail-in ballot procedures. The state continues to actively review voter eligibility and has referred cases for investigation to ensure compliance.
Breitbart: Republicans Demand CBO Analysis of Biden-Harris Bailout of Medicare Part D
House Republicans have requested a cost estimate from the Congressional Budget Office for the Biden administration's Medicare Part D Premium Stabilization program, which they label a bailout. They express concern over potential taxpayer costs related to this initiative.
The request follows changes made by the Inflation Reduction Act, which led to increased premiums for seniors. Healthcare experts estimate the bailout could exceed $10 billion over three years, highlighting an imbalance in support for different types of prescription drug plans.
Times Of Israel: Meta CEO Zuckerberg says US pressure to take down COVID-19 posts was ‘wrong’
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated in a letter to Congress that US government pressure to censor COVID-19 content in 2021 was wrong and he would resist future similar demands. He also indicated he will not fund voter infrastructure this election cycle to maintain neutrality.
Republicans welcomed his comments as a victory for free speech, while the White House defended its pandemic-related actions. The letter also addressed Facebook’s earlier handling of the Hunter Biden story, clarifying policy changes regarding content moderation.
Fox News: Why JD Vance is concentrating on these 3 states: 'Red wall in November'
Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance is campaigning in key swing states Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, aiming to secure support from working-class voters. He emphasizes a pro-manufacturing message and critiques green energy policies as harmful to American jobs.
Vance is leveraging his Rust Belt roots to appeal to voters while facing Democratic criticism regarding his background in finance. He and Trump aim to flip these competitive states back to Republican support in the 2024 presidential election.
Fox News: Trump adds RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard to his transition team as he recruits supporters 'across partisan lines'
Former President Trump has expanded his transition team by including former Democrats Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, signaling a broadening of his coalition across party lines. Both have publicly endorsed Trump, with Kennedy previously suspending his presidential campaign as a Democrat.
Gabbard emphasized a unifying message, inviting supporters from all political affiliations to back Trump. RFK Jr. also shared his definition of "MAGA," portraying it as a vision for an optimistic, prosperous America.
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024 Polls: Harris Leads By 4 Points In Post-DNC Survey
Vice President Kamala Harris leads former President Donald Trump by four points in a recent poll conducted after the Democratic National Convention, reflecting a pattern of support since her candidacy announcement. Polls show fluctuating but generally favorable ratings for Harris compared to Trump.
Democratic enthusiasm has significantly increased since Harris joined the race, while Republican enthusiasm remains stable. In swing states, Harris trails Trump in Nevada but leads in five other key states, indicating competitive dynamics ahead of the election.
Breitbart: Nolte: Axios Spreads Kamala’s Lie About Supporting Border Wall
Axios claims Vice President Kamala Harris may support completing Trump's border wall, a position she previously opposed. The article, perceived as pro-Harris, inadvertently reveals that no new funding is allocated for the wall, contradicting its own headline.
Critics argue the rhetoric around Harris's potential policy shifts is misleading, asserting that her stance on immigration remains unchanged. Notably, her absence from the southern border discussions is highlighted.
#society
Le Monde: Accessibility of Paris métro in question ahead of Paralympics
The Paris region's public transport authority aims to efficiently handle passenger transport during the upcoming Paralympic Games, with a focus on maintaining service levels similar to those during the Olympics. Despite fewer spectators, challenges remain due to the coinciding back-to-school period.
IDFM President Valérie Pécresse has initiated the "Un métro pour tous" project, enhancing subway accessibility. The cost for adapting older lines is estimated at €15-20 billion, with efforts to secure funding through collaboration with the Paris City Council and the French government.
Human Events: RONEN SHOVAL: Europe will die if it can’t confront Islamic extremism
Recent riots in England have led to over 1,000 arrests, inciting international concern and reflecting deeper societal tensions within Europe, particularly related to the integration of Muslim immigrants. This unrest echoes historical precedents, drawing parallels to the fall of the Roman Empire amid internal divisions.
The struggle for European identity and unity is complicated by the rise of Islamist extremism and failed integration policies. A shift towards reclaiming a moral foundation and shared values could help Europe avoid fragmentation and foster enduring solidarity among diverse nations.
Times Of Israel: High Court orders gov’t to justify ban on Red Cross visits for Palestinian prisoners
The High Court of Justice has ordered the Israeli government to justify its ban on Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners following the October 7 Hamas attack. The court aims to expedite proceedings without taking a definitive stance on the legality of the ban.
Human rights organizations argue that the Geneva Conventions require Red Cross access to prisoners, despite the government's claims of establishing alternative visitation options. Reports indicate abuses against detainees, with several deaths since October 7.
GB News: Tanni Grey-Thompson 'still angry' after 'humiliating' LNER experience
Tanni Grey-Thompson, a former Paralympian and advocate for disabled rights, described her distressing experience of being stranded on a train without adequate assistance. After missing her scheduled assistance and struggling to contact the help, she had to resort to exiting the train herself.
The incident highlights ongoing issues with the accessibility of transport for disabled individuals, illustrating a lack of appropriate support and response.
Breitbart: Two Killed, One Injured After Delta Plane Tire Explodes at Atlanta Airport
A Delta airplane tire explosion during maintenance at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport resulted in two fatalities and one serious injury. The airline is cooperating with local authorities in the ongoing investigation.
Delta has expressed condolences to the families of the deceased and support for the injured. Mayor Andre Dickens also offered his sympathies and commended first responders for their efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Russia Running Spy Center in Nicaraguan Military Base
A Russian spy center has reportedly been established at Mount Mokorón, Nicaragua, under the supervision of the Nicaraguan Communist regime. This facility is part of the Nicaraguan military's intelligence apparatus, used for internal surveillance and monitoring embassies, particularly U.S. diplomatic communications.
Russian personnel control the operations while training Nicaraguan soldiers, reflecting increased collaboration for repression since the 2018 anti-regime protests. This partnership includes the installation of advanced listening and tracking systems across multiple military locations in the country.
#economy
The Economist: Britain’s unusual stance on Chinese electric vehicles
Britain is currently adopting a unique approach by welcoming affordable Chinese electric vehicles, contrasting with the more cautious stances of America and Europe. The establishment of a BYD showroom in Mayfair signifies this shift toward embracing affordable EV options.
This stance underscores Britain's openness to foreign automotive innovation while also highlighting the evolving market dynamics in the electric vehicle sector.
#military
Breitbart: PHOTOS: IDF Soldiers Rescue Arab Muslim Israeli Hostage from Gaza
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) successfully rescued Qaid Farhan al-Qadi, a Bedouin Israeli Arab Muslim, from a Hamas tunnel in Gaza. This operation is notable as the first successful hostage rescue from such a location.
Al-Qadi had been held for 326 days and is now in stable condition at Soroka Hospital. There remain 108 hostages in Gaza, with negotiations ongoing for their release.
#culture
The Telegraph: The one where they sell the Friends Central Perk couch
An auction featuring over 100 pieces of memorabilia from "Friends" will take place on September 23 in Los Angeles. Items include furniture from Ross Geller's apartment, clothing worn by the main cast, and other notable pieces, with prices ranging up to $3,000.
Fans can bid on items such as the Central Perk sofa reproduction, clothing worn by cast members, and costumes from guest stars. The auction will be both online and in-person.
Fox News: 'Sister Wives' star Kody Brown accuses exes of betraying him: 'I am out of my mind!'
The upcoming season of "Sister Wives" reveals Kody Brown's emotional turmoil as three of his four wives—Christine, Janelle, and Meri—end their relationships with him, leaving Kody feeling betrayed. Robyn, Kody's sole remaining wife, expresses concerns about their marriage amidst the fallout.
Christine and Janelle's departures stem from longstanding conflicts, particularly related to Kody's strict pandemic rules. As the show's 19th season approaches, the complexities of the Brown family's dynamics are set to be explored further.
#health
Human Events: JOHN MAC GHLIONN: The UK is rife with child grooming gangs
In a recent report, experts highlighted the increasing costs of healthcare and their impact on families and the economy, emphasizing that affordability remains a critical issue. There are ongoing discussions on potential reforms to address these challenges.