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30 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Why Kamala Harris and Dana Bash get a mixed grade in VP’s first media sit down
In her first interview as the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris faced challenging questions from CNN's Dana Bash. While she presented proposals and defended her record, she deflected inquiries about changes in her positions, particularly on fracking and immigration.
Harris maintained her stance on critical issues and expressed pride in her service. However, the pressure from the long wait before the interview raised questions about her administration's accomplishments.
Fox News: Kamala Harris offers vague 'Day 1' Oval Office plan in CNN interview: 'A number of things'
Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first media interview since becoming the top Democratic candidate, discussed her Day One priorities if elected, focusing on supporting and strengthening the middle class. She emphasized a vision of hope and mentioned several proposals, including a tax credit for first-time home buyers and extended child tax credits.
Harris highlighted her agenda to lower costs for families and invest in small businesses and affordable housing. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressed excitement about her proposed plans, aligning with shared values aimed at inspiring the American public.
Fox News: Kamala Harris offers vauge 'Day 1' Oval Office plan in CNN interview: 'A number of things'
Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first media interview since becoming the top Democratic candidate, discussed her Day One priorities if elected, focusing on supporting and strengthening the middle class. She emphasized a vision of hope and mentioned several proposals, including a tax credit for first-time home buyers and extended child tax credits.
Harris highlighted her agenda to lower costs for families and invest in small businesses and affordable housing. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressed excitement about her proposed plans, aligning with shared values aimed at inspiring the American public.
#society
Breitbart: LSU Will Not Change Football Pregame Routine to Accommodate Governor's Request that Team Stand for the Anthem
LSU will maintain its pregame routine, keeping the football team in the locker room during the national anthem, despite calls from Governor Jeff Landry for players to be present. The practice traces back to the 1960s and has remained unchanged.
Governor Landry emphasized the need for policies requiring student athletes to stand for the anthem to uphold respect. However, LSU has decided not to modify its long-standing tradition following the controversy during the NCAA women’s basketball playoffs.
#economy
Forbes: Casino Magnate Lawrence Ho’s Second SPAC Raises $150 Million, Eyes Merger With AI Company
Lawrence Ho's Black Spade Acquisition II, a SPAC focused on artificial intelligence, began trading on Nasdaq after raising $150 million. It aims to merge with firms in entertainment, lifestyle, technology, or AI-powered biotechnology.
This venture follows Ho's previous SPAC activities, including a merger with VinFast Auto. However, his fortune has diminished amid regulatory challenges in Macau’s gaming sector, leading to a notable exit from Hong Kong’s wealth rankings.
#military
Le Monde: Russia's economy of death is boosting growth
Russian President Vladimir Putin is intensifying recruitment efforts for the military, offering high salaries and bonuses to attract volunteers as the conflict in Ukraine continues. Various regions have launched campaigns to fill quotas, offering incentives like cash rewards and social benefits.
The economic model arising from this situation shows that for some families, a soldier's death could yield more financial gain than his lifetime earnings due to significant death gratuities. This creates a troubling scenario where enlistment is financially advantageous even with the inherent risks.
#culture
The Western Journal: Actor from Hit Netflix Series Dies Suddenly After Collapsing on Beach, Leaving Community in Shock
Actor Julian Ortega, known for his role in the Netflix series "Elite," died after suffering a cardiac arrest on Zahora Beach in Spain. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful, and he was pronounced dead on the scene.
Ortega was 41 years old and came from a family of actors. He garnered recognition in Spain as well, contributing to various national series and films.
#crime
Breitbart: WATCH: Armed Men Allegedly Storm Colorado Apartment Building Crawling with Venezuelan Gang Members
A group of armed individuals reportedly broke into an apartment in Aurora, Colorado, amid claims that Venezuelan gang members have taken over the building. Residents are concerned about rising violence linked to the influx of migrants and gang activity in the area.
Local officials and residents attribute the growing criminal incidents to members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan prison gang, coinciding with an increase in the migrant population due to the city’s sanctuary policies.
Breitbart: Inspector General Audit: FBI Mishandled 13 Percent of Child Sex Crime Cases from 2021-2023
The DOJ's OIG reported that the FBI mishandled numerous child sex crime cases from October 2021 to February 2023, with 42 out of 327 incidents showing inadequate investigation or response. One case highlighted involved a registered offender not acted upon for over a year, allowing further victimization.
The audit also revealed failures in documenting and processing allegations within the FBI's Guardian system, including a lack of timely responses and victim services. The FBI acknowledged these concerns, emphasizing their commitment to enhancing safety and effectiveness in combating child crimes.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Caitlin Clark Breaks Out in Laughter After Teammate's Accidental X-Rated Remark
Caitlin Clark showcased adaptability during the game, helping the Fever secure an 84-80 win over the Connecticut Sun. Teammate Lexie Hull's humorous interview moment lightened the post-game atmosphere as both Clark and Kelsey Mitchell shared a laugh.
Clark's performance was solid but not dominant, as Kelsey Mitchell scored 23 points to lead the team. The Fever will next compete against the Chicago Sky, featuring rival Angel Reese on Friday.