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27 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Kamala Harris is the most left wing major party candidate for the presidency in post-World War II America
Vice President Kamala Harris has not directly addressed her policy proposals or her previous campaign platform since being nominated by the Democratic Party. Critics argue that she has been avoiding media scrutiny and substantive discussion, particularly regarding her controversial stances on immigration and healthcare.
Her recent speeches have been criticized for lacking substance, with some observers noting a calculated effort to downplay her past positions and present her in a more favorable light, aided by supportive legacy media. Concerns about her readiness for the presidency are being raised among independents and moderates.
Le Monde: Why Macron refused to name the left-wing alliance's candidate for prime minister
French President Emmanuel Macron declined to appoint Lucie Castets of the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) as prime minister, citing the risk of immediate no-confidence from other parliamentary groups. He emphasized the need for institutional stability and adherence to the Constitution.
The discussion has sparked political tensions, with LFI leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon criticizing Macron's refusal and suggesting the proposal was meant to marginalize the left coalition. Other officials expressed concern that NFP policies could jeopardize the economy and core values like secularism.
#society
GB News: Disabled former athlete forced to 'crawl' off train after LNER hell on eve of Paralympics
Tanni Grey-Thompson, a disabled former athlete, was left without assistance to disembark from a London North Eastern Railway train, forcing her to crawl off. She criticized the lack of support and the ineffectiveness of the booking system for disabled passengers.
Grey-Thompson highlighted the need for level boarding to improve accessibility, calling the current system inadequate and frustrating. Her experience drew significant backlash on social media, prompting calls for change.
Fox News: Harley-Davidson failed at 'Business 101' as 'elitist jerks' rule boardrooms, says former Levi's exec
Jennifer Sey, a former marketing executive, criticizes companies like Harley-Davidson and Bud Light for alienating core customers in pursuit of a woke agenda. She argues that executives, influenced by progressive ideologies, are losing touch with the values that originally defined their brands.
Sey contends that these corporate cultures suppress traditional values and embrace radical ideologies, detracting from what made these American brands iconic. She launched her own company, XX-XY Athletics, to advocate for biologist truths and push back against perceived corporate elitism.
GB News: Young royals should be 'heavily encouraged' to join military, says former Lieutenant
Lady Louise Windsor, niece of King Charles, has expressed her desire to serve in the military, aiming to be the first female royal in a significant military role since the late Queen. She is enthusiastic about a career dedicated to serving the King and country.
#culture
Le Monde: Former athlete and slam poet basks in Olympic excitement
Grand Corps Malade, a French slam poet, reflects on the excitement of the 2024 Paris Olympics, particularly the basketball competitions. He praises not only the team's performance but also the public support and organizational success during the games.
Once an aspiring gym teacher, he faced a life-changing injury at age 19, leading to a career transformation. He has since found resilience and purpose in the arts and sports.
#education
Fox News: 4 powerful life lessons from an unforgettable teacher still guide me today
Joe Stokes, a former teacher, profoundly influenced the author by fostering a human connection that transcended race. Stokes imparted key life lessons on perseverance, integrity, community engagement, and the value of education, which have shaped the author's journey and current initiatives.
The author, now a pastor and community leader, aims to transform Chicago's "O-Block" into "Opportunity Block," promoting individual empowerment. This transformation reflects the vital impact of mentorship and education in overcoming challenges.