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27 Aug 2024
#society
Fox News: RFK Jr targeted by environmental group after dead whale head story resurfaces
The Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund is seeking to prosecute Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for reportedly transporting part of a whale carcass across state lines in 2012. They claim this action violated the Marine Mammal Protection Act and could be a felony under the Lacey Act.
This resurfaced story follows Kennedy's recent endorsement of Donald Trump after withdrawing from the 2024 presidential race. The group is advocating for Kennedy to surrender any remains he may possess.
GB News: Neighbour row costs pensioners their entire life savings after argument over fence
Graham and Katherine Bateson lost their life savings, totaling £45,000, after a prolonged legal dispute over a fence with their late neighbor. The couple, who believed they had a shared driveway agreement, ultimately ceased litigation due to financial exhaustion.
Despite removing the fence themselves, Graham faced arrest for criminal damage, although charges were later dropped. The Batesons now live in uncertainty, fearing new fence disputes.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: After Pavel Durov's arrest, Russia's pro-war Telegram channels are in turmoil
Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, was arrested in Paris on August 24, facing accusations related to organized crime and non-compliance with authorities. Pro-Kremlin commentators on Telegram are rallying for his release, suggesting the arrest is politically motivated.
The situation has sparked discussions about freedom of expression in Europe, with claims that Durov's arrest is a suppression of dissent. Official Russian responses have been cautious, awaiting more clarity on the charges.
#military
The Western Journal: Gold Star Parents Unleash Barrage on Biden and Kamala on Anniversary of Afghanistan Deaths
On the third anniversary of the Afghanistan withdrawal attack that killed 13 U.S. service members, Gold Star parents criticized President Biden and Vice President Harris, asserting they are responsible for the deaths. Mark Schmitz and Shana Chappell expressed their profound anger and disappointment.
They contrasted Biden's beach retreat with former President Trump's commemoration at Arlington National Cemetery, highlighting Trump's personal outreach to the families. The Gold Star families demand accountability for the administration's decisions during the chaotic withdrawal.
#education
Fox News: Grab these last-minute back-to-school items all teachers needs for their classroom
Teachers are preparing for the school year by setting up classrooms and gathering necessary supplies, which can be conveniently ordered online. Essentials include dry erase markers, electric pencil sharpeners, printers, highlighters, glue, and more, often available at discounted prices.
Amazon Prime offers swift delivery for these supplies, enhancing efficiency for educators. Bulk purchases of items like notebooks ensure students are well-equipped, facilitating a productive academic year.
#crime
Times Of Israel: In reversal, army prosecutor says prison guard’s murder motivated by terror
A Palestinian man, Ibrahim Mansour, was indicted for the terrorism-motivated murder of an Israeli prison guard, Yochai Avni. Initially deemed a non-nationalist crime, new evidence led to the terrorism charge being added, significantly affecting potential sentencing and family repercussions.
The case has drawn political attention, with officials citing it as a nationalist attack. Mansour's previous claims of robbery were undermined by lie detector results, and he allegedly committed severe violence during the incident.