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29 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: WSJ editorial board says Harris is doing first interview with 'crutch' Tim Walz: ‘Insult to American voters'
The Wall Street Journal criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her decision to conduct her first major interview alongside her running mate, Tim Walz. The editorial described this approach as a "crutch," suggesting it limits her ability to engage directly with tough questions and avoid scrutiny.
Critics argue that Harris has consistently shied away from challenging interviews and that this joint format further demonstrates her reluctance to confront potential criticisms. Observers believe her campaign strategy hinders transparency and undermines voter respect.
The Telegraph: Thursday evening news briefing: Starmer: Ban on smoking in pub gardens could reduce burden on NHS
Sir Keir Starmer has indicated that the government is considering a ban on smoking in pub gardens and other outdoor spaces, citing public health benefits. Critics, including Nigel Farage, label the proposal as authoritarian.
Ed Miliband has pledged not to contest a climate lawsuit affecting North Sea oil schemes, aligning with Greenpeace's stance against the projects.
Front Page Magazine: FBI: Motive of Trump Assassin a Mystery
The FBI is facing scrutiny over its handling of the investigation into the motive of a shooter who targeted political figures, with claims of a potential cover-up or scapegoating. The agency argues the shooter had no clear political agenda and documents related to the case are not being released, citing a grand jury investigation.
Speculation arises around the reasons for the grand jury, including suggestions of wider conspiracies or involvement of the shooter's parents. This has led to questions about the influence of the DOJ and the FBI on electoral outcomes.
#society
Breitbart: Nobel Prize-Winning World Food Program Opens Fraud Probe into Top Officials in Sudan
The UN World Food Program is investigating alleged fraud by top officials in Sudan amidst a worsening humanitarian crisis. The investigation focuses on claims that officials misled donors about the Sudanese army's obstruction of aid amid a brutal civil war causing mass displacement and starvation.
The WFP's response to the crisis has raised concerns about mismanagement, with significant accusations against senior staff regarding the handling of aid logistics and possible fuel misappropriation. USAID has referred the allegations to its Inspector General for further investigation.
Fox News: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie won’t ‘cross each other’ at Venice Film Festival amid winery war
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt will not meet at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, despite both having films showcased. They are scheduled to arrive on separate days to avoid interaction amid their ongoing legal battle over ownership of their winery, Château Miraval.
The feud centers on disputed sales and management related to the estate, which they purchased together. Legal disputes have persisted since Jolie filed for divorce in 2016, complicating matters with claims of personal misconduct from both sides.
#war
The Telegraph: Russia advances in Donbas while Ukraine digs trenches in Kursk - Ukraine: The Latest podcast
The latest updates from Ukraine are discussed on The Telegraph’s "Ukraine: The Latest" podcast, which provides analysis on the ongoing war and its global implications. The show features journalists and guest commentators regularly sharing insights on military, political, and humanitarian aspects.
Additionally, the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov is covered, alongside insights from Adam Kinzinger regarding democracy in the U.S. and the Democratic National Congress. The podcast has gained over 70 million listens since the full-scale invasion began.
#culture
Fox News: 'Law & Order: SVU' star Ice-T slams fan who thinks show has become too 'woke'
Ice-T responded to a fan's complaint about "Law & Order: SVU" becoming "woke," stating he is indifferent to such labels. He emphasized his resilience against cancel culture, claiming he's been able to withstand negativity and criticism throughout his career.
The 26th season of "SVU" is set to premiere on October 3.
Fox News: Halloween costumes to help you stand out in 2024
Trending Halloween costumes for 2024 include characters from popular media, like Bluey, Beetlejuice, Deadpool, and Wolverine. Classic themes like vampires and fairies remain popular, with various options available for both adults and children.
Seasonal inspiration can be drawn from recent films, animated features, and timeless favorites. Notable selections feature costumes from Disney's Moana, Marvel characters, and traditional Halloween attire.
#crime
Breitbart: Illegal MS-13 Gang Member Charged with Shooting at Moving Vehicles
An MS-13 gang member, Fredy Antonio Amaya-Marin, was charged with multiple counts of attempted murder after shooting at vehicles in Philadelphia. He had previously been deported from the U.S. and illegally reentered, using a false identity.
Amaya-Marin, now facing federal charges, will be held by Homeland Security before being processed for removal. The police emphasize ongoing efforts to eliminate gang violence in the community.
Le Monde: How Telegram let pedophilia content flourish
Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, faces formal investigation in France for "complicity in organized group distribution of images of minors of a child pornographic nature." This follows allegations of allowing child pornography groups on his platform and ignoring judicial requests for assistance.
Despite claiming to moderate harmful content, Telegram has not collaborated with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, raising concerns about its effectiveness in preventing child sexual exploitation. The investigation highlights ongoing issues regarding Telegram's content moderation policies.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Caitlin Clark Goes Viral After Humiliating Opponent Who Once Mocked Her
The Indiana Fever defeated the Connecticut Sun 84-80, with Caitlin Clark contributing 19 points, five assists, and five rebounds. Notably, she outperformed DiJonai Carrington, who had previously mocked her, showcasing her growth as a player.
Clark’s impressive plays and Carrington's earlier humiliation have shifted the narrative, positioning Clark for Rookie of the Year as she leads the Fever in the Eastern Conference.
Breitbart: Uruguayan Soccer Player Juan Izquierdo Dies After Collapsing During Game
Uruguayan footballer Juan Izquierdo collapsed during a match in Brazil and was declared dead five days later due to brain death following cardiopulmonary arrest. Club Nacional and several players expressed their condolences for his untimely death.
Izquierdo, 27, played for various clubs in Uruguay and Mexico. Sao Paulo honored him by wearing his name on their jerseys during a subsequent match.
#technology
GB News: Jaguar issues urgent warning of electric car battery fires as owners told to 'park and charge outside'
Jaguar has issued a recall for 2,760 2019 I-Pace vehicles in the U.S. due to risks of "thermal overload" and potential fire hazards. Owners are advised to park away from structures for 30 days post-software update, which limits battery charge to 80% temporarily.
The NHTSA is investigating incidents of thermal overload, with no accidents reported but a few incidents noted. A permanent remedy is under development, and owners will be informed of further steps.