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30 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Brittany Mahomes Doesn't 'Give a F*ck' What People Say About Her Amid Backlash for Trump Support
Brittany Mahomes, wife of NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes, expressed indifference to social media criticism after liking pro-Trump posts. She criticized her detractors and emphasized confidence in herself and her marriage despite the backlash.
She credited her husband with helping her manage online opinions.
Breitbart: CNN Fact-Checker Daniel Dale: Harris Was Not Accurate on Fracking Comments
CNN’s Daniel Dale stated that Vice President Kamala Harris inaccurately represented her position on fracking during a recent interview. He noted that she did not clarify her previous support for a fracking ban during the 2020 vice presidential debate.
In 2019, Harris clearly stated her support for a fracking ban, but during the 2020 debate, she did not indicate any change in that stance. Instead, she reiterated that Joe Biden would not ban fracking, aligning her statements with the Biden campaign's position.
Breitbart: Harris Waffles on Border Policy in CNN Interview
Kamala Harris was vague when discussing her migration policy during a recent CNN interview, emphasizing that her values remain unchanged despite a perceived shift toward the center. She acknowledged the need for consequences for illegal migration but did not specify what those would be.
Harris has been criticized for her administration's handling of border policies, with claims that economic migrants continue to enter the U.S. without adequate oversight. In the interview, she also deflected questions regarding the administration's delay in enforcing asylum restrictions.
#culture
Le Monde: Could the French be falling for sake?
Japanese sake is experiencing a decline in popularity domestically, falling from 100 liters per adult in 1995 to 75 liters in 2020, overshadowed by drinks like beer and cocktails. The Japanese government has initiated campaigns to boost youth interest, while innovative brewers adapt traditional methods.
One such brewer, Noriyoshi Nagai, has successfully introduced sparkling sake inspired by the Champagne method, contributing to a revival of interest and local production using indigenous rice and unique water sources. This strategy aims to leverage the regional terroir to differentiate his products.