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29 Aug 2024
#illegals
GB News: The British people never voted for mass migration and so it’s time to bring it under close control at last
In 2023, 20,000 migrants crossed the English Channel, signaling potential record highs. With the scrapping of the Rwanda plan and Labour's inaction, illegal migration remains a pressing topic for the Conservative leadership contest, emphasizing the need for border security.
Jacob Rees-Mogg advocates for leaving the European Court of Human Rights and altering the Refugee Convention to regain control over asylum policies. He calls for deterrence for channel crossings and reducing legal migration to restore voter trust and reconstruct the country’s conservative vision.
#politics
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Campaign Confirms Massive Border Flip-Flop: Team Trump Points Out the 'Lies'
Kamala Harris’ campaign has reportedly reversed numerous immigration positions, now stating unauthorized border crossings are illegal. This shift has drawn accusations of dishonesty from Donald Trump's campaign, which claims Harris has long held opposing views.
Trump's team labeled the changes as mere deception rather than genuine evolution, arguing that Harris' previous statements contradict her current stance. They emphasized that the campaign's narrative is reminiscent of manipulative political tactics.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Harris in the Hot Seat
Former President Trump critiques Vice President Kamala Harris amid her campaign, calling for a tough interview to reveal her perceived inadequacies. Trump claims she can't effectively engage with the media, questioning her leadership suitability.
Concerns arise in New Jersey over rising energy rates, while other political tensions include GOP calls for accountability regarding missing migrant children and questions about Harris's campaign strategy.
Fox News: Conservatives pounce on Kamala Harris for latest 'word salad' on climate change 'deadlines'
Conservative activists criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's recent CNN interview, where she argued that her values regarding policies, such as climate change and border security, have remained consistent despite evolving her positions. Responses varied from labeling her remarks as "gobbledygook" to "word salad."
Harris emphasized her commitment to addressing the climate crisis and securing borders, asserting her long-standing beliefs have not shifted. The backlash highlights the division in public perception surrounding her candidacy.
Breitbart: Sen. Marshall: Harris's Tough-on-Border Act 'All Smoke and Mirrors'
Sen. Roger Marshall criticized Democrats for misrepresenting Vice President Kamala Harris's border policies and accused them of politicizing the border crisis for electoral advantage. He emphasized the importance of addressing asylum and parole issues to effectively manage illegal crossings, which he believes the recent border bill failed to do.
Marshall argued that voters are aware of the changes in border security under past and current administrations, asserting that economic concerns—like rising costs of living—are central to voters’ priorities. He suggested that Trump's policies could resonate more positively with constituents compared to Democrats’ actions.
Breitbart: Battleground Polls: Donald Trump Has Edge in Close Race for White House
Polls indicate a competitive race for the White House between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, with Trump showing strong performance in several key states. Harris's support appears vulnerable, especially in states like Georgia, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, where voter sentiment could sway.
Both candidates have fluctuations in poll results, with varying leads reported. The Emerson College poll suggests a slight advantage for Trump overall, but factors like the anti-Biden movement and local political backing may influence outcomes in crucial battleground states.
GB News: Nigel Farage sends brilliant protest message to Keir Starmer after crackdown on pub smoking
Nigel Farage has criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's proposal to ban smoking in outdoor areas at pubs and sporting venues, claiming it targets his personal habit. He warns that such strict regulations, similar to those in Australia, could lead to illegal activities in the UK.
Breitbart: Radical Leftist Brazil Supreme Court Minister Posts a Threat on X to Ban the Platform
Brazil's Supreme Federal Tribunal Minister Alexandre de Moraes has ordered social media platform X to appoint a legal representative in Brazil within 24 hours, threatening to block access if not complied with. This unprecedented court action follows X’s closure of its Brazilian office amid ongoing conflicts with de Moraes over censorship.
Musk has accused de Moraes of overstepping legal boundaries and violating laws. The conflict escalates amidst ongoing inquiries from de Moraes into alleged "fake news" and anti-democratic actions, particularly targeting supporters of former President Bolsonaro.
#society
The Western Journal: Watch: Ex-CNN Host Don Lemon Drops New Book, Gets Slammed After Viewers Notice Key Issue - 'It’s a Crime'
Ex-CNN host Don Lemon promoted his upcoming book by leaving copies on the streets of New York City, which some viewers criticized as littering. Critics, including political commentators, condemned the act as irresponsible and contributing to the city's trash problem.
The stunt was widely mocked online, with many questioning the efficacy and appropriateness of his promotional tactic. Critics suggested it was more akin to litter than a legitimate marketing strategy.
#economy
Le Monde: Japan's rice shortage: the result of global warming and overtourism
Japan is experiencing a rice shortage, prompting supermarkets to limit purchases amid low stock levels, despite a projected good harvest for 2024. Factors contributing to the crisis include increased demand from tourism and inflation, alongside climate challenges impacting crop quality.
Authorities remain hopeful, stating shipments of new rice may begin earlier than usual. However, concerns grow over the potential impact of Typhoon Shanshan on agriculture, which could exacerbate the situation further.
Forbes: Dow Hits New Record High As Stocks Rally Despite Nvidia’s Slump
The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a record high of 41,335.05 on Thursday, following earlier gains, despite a drop in Nvidia shares after a positive earnings report that dissatisfied investors. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq remained mostly flat amid low trading volume.
Positive economic data on GDP revisions and jobless claims contributed to the Dow's performance, although Nvidia's stock decline reflected unmet high investor expectations despite reporting record earnings and sales.
#health
Times Of Israel: Behind Gaza polio case, experts see ‘horrible’ WHO decision fueling outbreaks worldwide
A 10-month-old baby in Gaza was paralyzed by a mutated polio strain, marking the first detection in over 25 years, attributed to missed vaccinations from ongoing conflict. This situation underscores failures in global public health policy, particularly concerning the oral polio vaccine.
Scientists criticize the WHO's decision to remove a Type 2 strain from the vaccine, leading to numerous cases worldwide. In Gaza, new vaccination efforts, including a pause in fighting, aim to prevent further spread, but challenges remain due to low immunization rates.
#other
Breitbart: Boeing's Starliner Faces Uncertain Future as NASA Considers Cancellation
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is facing severe technical challenges, budget overruns, and delays, prompting doubts about its future in NASA's Commercial Crew program. Its recent empty return from a mission highlighted significant setbacks, leading to speculation about potential cancellation.
The Starliner issues reflect broader problems within Boeing's space division, with talent leaving for competitors and ongoing delays in other projects, including the Moonbound Space Launch System. Analysts suggest Boeing may exit the Commercial Crew program due to increasing competition from SpaceX.