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28 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Harris' Unserious Foreign Policy Is A National Security Threat
The third anniversary of the Afghanistan pullout highlighted the absence of President Biden and Vice President Harris, as families of the fallen servicemembers requested tribute from former President Trump. Criticism of their leadership emphasizes flaws in national security and foreign policy.
The Biden-Harris administration is viewed as incapable of addressing significant global challenges, such as the botched Afghan withdrawal, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and the recent Hamas attack on Israel. Critics argue these failures stem from a lack of seriousness and transparency in leadership.
Liberty Nation News: Jack Smith Indicts Trump - Again - Liberty Nation News
Special Counsel Jack Smith filed a new indictment against former President Donald Trump, accusing him of three conspiracies related to the January 6 protests, including election fraud and obstruction of Congress. This action has been framed as a politically charged move by the Biden administration.
Trump criticized the indictment on social media, claiming it was a desperate attempt to influence the upcoming election. Smith's previous dismissal of charges against Trump for mishandling classified documents is under appeal, with potential implications for the legitimacy of his appointment as Special Counsel.
Fox News: Model and former Democrat feuds with Mark Cuban after he praised VP Harris' policies: 'What policies?'
Adrianne Curry criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, questioning the clarity and originality of her policies amidst praise from Mark Cuban. She expressed frustration over the Democratic Party's direction and her disillusionment with its treatment of anti-establishment candidates.
Curry, a former lifelong Democrat, highlighted her grievances regarding perceived betrayals within the party and societal issues, sharing her experiences of backlash for voicing her opinions.
#war
The Telegraph: It’s time to let the big dog off the leash in Ukraine
A massive Russian airstrike in Ukraine caused significant destruction and casualties, with Ukraine's leadership urging the U.S. for more long-range weaponry to counter these attacks. The call for greater military support highlights the ongoing struggle in the 29-month war.
Despite Ukraine's capabilities, U.S. restrictions on deep strikes into Russia remain in place, as President Biden prioritizes avoiding nuclear escalation. The situation continues to evolve with both sides grappling with the constraints of available military options.
#culture
The Telegraph: Four-year-old boy smashes 3,500-year-old jar on museum visit
A four-year-old boy broke a 3,500-year-old jar at the Hecht Museum in Haifa, Israel, during a visit. The jar, displayed without protective glass, is rare and intact, prompting the museum to begin restoration while affirming its commitment to barrier-free exhibits.
The museum stated the incident was accidental and will respond accordingly, unlike cases where damage is intentional. The family was later invited for a guided tour.
#crime
Fox News: Florida 'Deadpool killer' Wade Wilson gets death sentence for 'cruel' murders of 2 women
Wade Wilson was sentenced to death for the 2019 murders of Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz in Florida. The jury supported the death penalty, finding the murders heinous, with one being premeditated.
Wilson's defense argued he had a "diseased mind" due to drug addiction, but this was rejected by the court.
The Telegraph: Bayesian superyacht’s British engineer under investigation
Italian prosecutors are investigating Tim Parker Eaton, the engineer of the superyacht Bayesian, after it sank off Sicily, leading to the deaths of tech tycoon Mike Lynch and six others. Charges include suspected negligent manslaughter and causing a shipwreck.
Matthew Griffith, another British crew member, and captain James Cutfield are also under investigation. The yacht sank during a severe storm.
GB News: Conservative MP calls for use of rapid deployment cells instead of releasing prisoners early
Conservative MP Chris Philp advocates for the use of rapid deployment cells (RDCs) for housing prisoners instead of early release policies. He emphasizes the need for more prison spaces and expresses concern over potential public safety risks from early prisoner releases.
Philp notes that the previous government built 13,000 extra prison places and mentions ongoing efforts to create more spaces quickly through RDCs to address the crisis.