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29 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Putin assisting Maduro regime amid ongoing protests over rigged election result
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, facing allegations of a rigged election, has relied on support from Russian President Vladimir Putin as protests against his regime escalate. Efforts to suppress dissent have resulted in over 2,200 arrests, with the military remaining loyal to Maduro.
The situation raises concerns for the U.S. and regional stability, particularly with reports of Russian mercenaries in Venezuela. The U.S. has recognized opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia as the legitimate victor, while calls for electoral transparency have so far been ignored by Maduro's government.
Fox News: Trump 'respectfully' honored fallen troops at Arlington National Cemetery amid altercation report: veteran
A U.S. veteran defended Donald Trump's appearance at Arlington National Cemetery, praising the respectful nature of the event honoring 13 service members killed in Afghanistan. The Trump campaign faced backlash over reported altercations with cemetery staff regarding photography rules.
Despite claims of misconduct from some staff, family members of the deceased expressed gratitude for Trump's support during the ceremony. The campaign maintains it had permission for a photographer and criticized the cemetery staff's handling of the situation.
GB News: Nigel Farage lets rip at 'authoritarian' Keir Starmer over smoking ban: 'I'll never go to the pub again!'
Nigel Farage criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for proposed outdoor smoking bans under the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, claiming it reflects an authoritarian approach. He argued such measures would harm British pubs, highlighting the financial impact of past smoking regulations.
Farage expressed concern that both major parties support these restrictions, suggesting they show little difference in their policies. He also remarked on Starmer's alleged fear regarding public discontent with immigration levels.
Fox News: Hong Kong journalists convicted of sedition as China cracks down on free press: report
Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam, former editors of the pro-democracy news site Stand News, were convicted of sedition in Hong Kong amid escalating restrictions on press freedom. Chung defended their reporting as committed to documenting public interest events.
Their convictions are seen as a further chilling effect on Hong Kong's media landscape, which has faced increasing self-censorship since the implementation of the national security law following the 2019 protests.
Fox News: Dolton, Illinois mayor's former assistant turns on her over 'unethical and predatory behavior'
Carmen Carlisle, a former assistant to Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard, has accused her of unethical behavior and lavish spending at taxpayer expense. Carlisle's allegations include manipulation, excessive travel costs, and retaliatory actions against employees, leading to a call for accountability.
Amid ongoing controversies, former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is conducting a special investigation into Henyard’s alleged financial misconduct, which has also triggered an FBI investigation. The scrutiny is compounded by claims regarding Henyard's management of public funds and connections to scandals involving her associates.
Fox News: Palin libel lawsuit against New York Times reinstated by federal court
A federal appeals court has revived Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, overturning a prior dismissal. The court found procedural errors that could have affected the jury's verdict, which had previously favored the Times regarding allegations of encouraging violence.
Palin argues that the editorial harmed her reputation and seeks accountability for misleading content. The New York Times expressed disappointment over the ruling but remains confident about the retrial outcome.
#society
Fox News: Ashley Furniture Labor Day sale: Big savings on dining sets, mattresses and more
Ashley Furniture is hosting a Labor Day sale with discounts across various furniture categories, valid until September 9th. Deals include up to 40% off outdoor furniture, dining sets starting at $699, and mattresses beginning at $599.99.
Notable offers feature a 7-piece outdoor dining set for $1,424.99, a Reveon Lakes sofa for $599.99, and a queen panel bed for $199. The sale aims to provide stylish and functional options for home improvement.
The Economist: Heathrow’s third runway asks questions of the airport and Labour
Heathrow Airport faces ongoing challenges despite new leadership and investments, including recent flight cancellations. A strike by around 650 border-force workers is set to occur from August 31st to September 3rd in response to contentious new work schedules.
The issues at Heathrow are part of a long-standing saga involving operational efficiency and passenger satisfaction.
Forbes: Typhoon Shanshan Strikes Southern Japan After Millions Ordered To Evacuate (Photos)
Typhoon Shanshan struck southwestern Japan, prompting evacuation orders for over 4 million people. Wind speeds reached nearly 90 mph, causing injuries to more than 80 individuals and leading to three deaths linked to pre-landfall rains.
Significant disruptions to air travel and power outages affected 160,230 households. Major automakers, including Toyota, halted operations due to the storm's impact.
#military
Fox News: Israel kills Palestinian commander Muhammad Jaber ‘Abu Shujaa’ as fighting intensifies: IDF
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced the death of Palestinian battle commander Muhhamad Jabber, alias "Abu Shujaa," during a counterterrorism operation in Tulkarm. Jabber was recognized as the head of a terrorist network implicated in multiple attacks, including the killing of an Israeli civilian.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad confirmed his death, describing him as a martyr and a key figure in their operations. This incident occurs as regional tensions remain elevated amid ongoing conflicts and threats in the Middle East.
Le Monde: Israel carries out large-scale raids in West Bank
Israeli forces conducted a large-scale operation in the northern West Bank, targeting Palestinian armed groups in Tulkarem, Jenin, and surrounding areas. The operation culminated in the death of Mohammad Jaber, the commander of the Nur Shams brigade, during a clash in a mosque.
The operation involved significant military resources, including helicopters and ground troops, and aimed to weaken the armed group's presence in these regions. Residents faced destruction of infrastructure and fears of retaliation.
#health
Forbes: Everything To Know About The Listeria Outbreaks—As Bugs And Mold Are Found At Boar’s Head Plant
A listeria outbreak linked to Boar's Head deli meats has resulted in 57 hospitalizations and nine deaths across 18 states. Inspections revealed unsanitary conditions at the Virginia plant, leading to multiple recalls, including 7 million pounds of products.
Boar's Head operations are suspended, with the company stating food safety is a priority. Recalled items include various deli meats contaminated with listeria. Legal actions have begun from affected individuals.
#sports
GB News: US Open star throws up on court amid scorching New York temperatures
Tomas Etcheverry struggled in extreme heat during his second-round match at the US Open against Francisco Cerundolo, vomiting on court before recovering to win after nearly four hours, advancing to the third round for the first time in his career.
Etcheverry expressed a long-standing desire to beat Cerundolo, recalling their past junior match. He will next face fourth seed Alexander Zverev.