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28 Aug 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Illegal immigrant accused of killing journalist in New Orleans crash
Jorge Martinez-Sanchez, an illegal immigrant, was charged with negligent homicide after a crash in New Orleans that killed journalist Mark Deane. Martinez-Sanchez was detained by ICE during a court hearing due to his immigration status.
The incident involved a multi-vehicle crash on the Crescent City Connection bridge. Deane was struck while riding his motorcycle, leading to his death. The case is ongoing, with prosecutors seeking detention without bond for Martinez-Sanchez.
#politics
Times Of Israel: French chief rabbi accused of ‘defending war crimes’ for saying IDF should get job done
A left-wing French lawmaker accused Chief Rabbi Haim Korsia of defending war crimes based on his comments regarding Israel's military actions in Gaza. He filed a legal complaint citing Article 40 of the Criminal Code after calling for Israel to "finish the job" against Hamas for peace.
The rabbi emphasized the distinction between Israel and Hamas and defended Israel's military conduct. Amid rising anti-Semitism and violence in France related to the conflict, a Jewish community leader criticized the lawmaker for promoting division.
GB News: Starmer's new deal with Germany will 'stir the hornet's nest amongst Brexiteers', Christopher Hope claims
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is facing criticism for allegedly steering the UK closer to the EU through a new treaty with Germany. He is in Berlin to meet with Chancellor Olaf Scholz to negotiate this agreement, seen as significant for the UK's relationship with Europe.
Fox News: Kamala Harris called for removing cops from schools to fight racial 'inequities' in 2019 interview
Vice President Kamala Harris previously advocated for removing police from schools to "demilitarize" campuses and address disparities in school discipline, particularly regarding Black and Brown students. As violence in schools has increased, many districts have since reinstated school resource officers.
Harris has not made recent public comments about her previous stance as the context around crime and school safety continues to evolve. Her current political platform for the 2024 election cycle has not been released.
Fox News: Minnesota lawmaker sounds alarm on Gov Walz's 'radical agenda' ahead of election: 'So heinous'
Minnesota Republican State Senator Mark Koran criticized Governor Tim Walz, asserting that his agenda is far from moderate and detrimental to parental rights and governance. Koran highlighted concerns about Walz's handling of civil unrest and COVID-19 measures, claiming they undermined representation and civil rights.
Koran contended that Walz's leadership aligns with a radical political agenda that is contrary to Minnesota's values. He expressed skepticism about Walz's capability to serve effectively as vice president due to his past decisions.
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt victims with life-altering injuries seek accountability: 'It will come to light'
An attorney is seeking accountability for two men injured during the July 13 assassination attempt on former President Trump. Victims James Copenhaver and David Dutch sustained life-altering injuries; they question how the gunman managed to access the rally site despite significant security measures.
The House task force aims to uncover how the shooter, Thomas Crooks, evaded detection and security protocols. Investigators are examining his actions leading up to the shooting, including substantial online gun purchases made prior to the event.
GB News: HAVE YOUR SAY - Is Keir Starmer dragging the UK too close to the EU? COMMENT NOW
Keir Starmer's leadership faces scrutiny as concerns rise over his approach to EU relations, particularly with plans to sign a new treaty with Germany. Critics question whether this will bring the UK closer to the EU.
#society
Fox News: Migrant crisis roils Boston area as school stands firm on Dukakis-era residency policy
A school district in Saugus, Massachusetts, decided not to change its residency policy for enrolling students despite calls from advocacy groups. The policy, which requires proof of identification and residency, is claimed to disproportionately impact immigrant families.
Two advocacy groups argued the policy violates constitutional rights, while school officials maintained its legitimacy. The issue arises against the backdrop of increasing migrant admissions and a state of emergency declared by Governor Maura Healey.
Fox News: New semester reignites fears of anti-Israel protests on college campuses: 'We’re very concerned'
As college campuses reopen, concerns rise over potential anti-Israel protests similar to those from the previous semester, which resulted in significant disruptions and arrests. University officials have implemented new regulations on demonstrations to address these issues.
Rabbi Moshe Hauer of the Orthodox Union highlights worries about the persistence of radical elements within the protest movement and cautions that protests may intensify despite rules in place. He acknowledges the legitimacy of some dissent against Israeli policies but urges vigilance against extremist agendas.
GB News: Local council tells paralysed man he must 'blink' before he can end £350-per-month tenancy
A local council has faced backlash after requesting a paralyzed man, Peter Badger, to "blink" in order to terminate his £350-a-month tenancy. His family sought to end the lease but were informed that direct confirmation from Badger was required, which raised concerns about sensitivity.
The council has since acknowledged the distress caused and apologized for the handling of the situation. They will be reviewing their procedures and working with Badger's family to resolve the issue.
#culture
Fox News: Slipknot’s Sid Wilson describes gruesome injuries after bonfire explosion: ‘My face is basically melted’
Slipknot's Sid Wilson suffered severe burns on his arms and face from an accident involving a burn pile at his Iowa property. He admitted to making a risky decision by adding gasoline to the fire, resulting in an explosion. Wilson is recovering at home with his girlfriend Kelly Osbourne's support.
Despite his injuries, he expressed optimism about returning to perform, stating he has faced challenges before and is determined to make it to their upcoming show. Wilson emphasized the importance of being cautious and learning from the incident.
#crime
Fox News: Sanctuary city's policies push violent migrant gang into suburbs: 'It's a nationwide problem'
Denver is experiencing an influx of migrants, reportedly linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, which has established control over apartment complexes in nearby Aurora, escalating violent crime and sex trafficking. City officials express concern over the impact on public safety and local resources.
Aurora's city council has resolved not to support migrant services, citing significant pressure on local law enforcement and rising crime rates. The situation reflects broader challenges as neighboring communities grapple with the effects of Denver's sanctuary city policies.
Fox News: Utah children's book author Kouri Richins had 2 key motives to kill husband: criminal defense attorney
Kouri Richins, a Utah children's book author, is facing trial for the murder of her husband, Eric Richins. Prosecutors allege she poisoned him with fentanyl to collect life insurance and pursue a relationship with another man, supported by evidence of an affair and drug purchases.
Judge ruled sufficient evidence for trial, including testimonies about her communications with the alleged lover and claims she bought fentanyl from a housekeeper. Richins pleaded not guilty to all charges, asserting confidence in her defense amid damaging circumstantial evidence.