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3 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: VP short-lister Shapiro on defense over Israel after decades-old college paper surfaces
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro finds himself in hot water after an old op-ed surfaced, where he expressed skepticism about Palestinians' ability to coexist peacefully. Critics, particularly from the far-left of his party, are using it to challenge his vice-presidential ambitions.
Shapiro’s office insists his views have evolved, advocating now for a two-state solution and emphasizing his efforts to build relationships with diverse communities. His past, though, hangs like a shadow as he navigates the treacherous waters of a divided Democratic Party.
#society
The Telegraph: EU ‘should allow fingerprint checks in advance to avoid holiday chaos’
The former head of the UK Border Force warns that new EU biometric checks for travelers could spark chaos at ports. He suggests pre-departure fingerprint checks to ease congestion, but EU regulations hold firm, threatening delays for British holidaymakers.
As Brexit reshapes travel norms, a six-month grace period is being sought to tackle potential bottlenecks. The struggle shines a light on the friction between regulations and the desire for smoother mobility in a changing landscape.
#culture
The Telegraph: Germany’s love of ‘cowboys and Indians’ is dragged into election culture war
Germany's election culture war heats up with CDU candidate Christian Hartmann using Wild West themes and Native American imagery from Karl May's novels on his campaign posters, sparking accusations of cultural appropriation and offense. Critics argue it reflects deeper societal tensions.
As the AfD gains traction in Saxony, Hartmann defends his choices, claiming the debate lacks common sense while revealing the contentious legacy of May's stories—irresistible to many, yet a troubling mirror to Germany's past.
#sports
The Western Journal: Simone Biles Rages After Controversial Olympic Photo with Jonathan Owens Sparks Brutal Outrage
Simone Biles, fresh from the Paris Olympics, found herself in a social media firestorm after her husband, Jonathan Owens, wore her gold medals for a photo, igniting criticism from fans who claimed he was stealing her glory. In a fierce rebuttal, Biles defended her husband, calling out the critics and asserting her right to share her medals.
The tides turned when Biles' strong words made her critics backtrack, confessing their envy at her extraordinary achievements. In a world hungry for conflict, Biles stood firm, reminding everyone who truly deserves the spotlight.