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The Western Journal: Arizona Lawmaker Pens Letter to Trump Demanding Federal Investigation Into Voting Systems
Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers has called for a federal investigation into the state's election systems, claiming they violate a Trump Executive Order aimed at ensuring election integrity. She cites concerns over the use of ballot scanning technology and the acceptance of late ballots, which she argues contradicts federal law.
Rogers also highlights issues with voter registration processes, including lax verification of citizenship and flaws in the interface between voter registration and state databases. She urges President Trump to initiate a compliance review to address these alleged systemic violations.
#society
GB News: 'Send them home!' Outraged protesters demand Keir Starmer to 'listen' to Britons amid migrant hotel crisis
Residents in Islington are protesting the use of a local hotel to house asylum seekers, expressing concerns over safety and community impact. Locals claim that the presence of migrants has made public spaces uncomfortable for families, with some calling for the government to take action.
Protesters accuse the Labour Government and Sir Keir Starmer of ignoring their concerns, asserting that the situation poses risks to children and the community. They demand that undocumented migrants be sent home, highlighting a perceived disconnect between politicians and the sentiments of local residents.
Times Of Israel: Tens of thousands join anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian march over Sydney Harbour Bridge
Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched across Sydney's Harbour Bridge, demanding increased aid to Gaza and sanctions on Israel. The protest followed a government minister's statement on recognizing a Palestinian state and was organized by Palestine Action Group Sydney, which accused Israel of genocide.
The demonstration, attended by notable figures and families, emphasized calls for an immediate ceasefire and aid access. Police reported attendance estimates ranging from 90,000 to 300,000, amidst heightened global diplomatic pressure on Israel regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 3: Day 667 – Hezbollah may soon be ready to disarm, claims IDF
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamas released propaganda videos featuring hostages Rom Braslavski and Evyatar David, respectively. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported the defeat of Hamas’s Beit Hanoun battalion for the fifth time and assessed potential disarmament of Hezbollah.
Additionally, the IDF announced it would commute the sentences of three soldiers who refused to return to combat in Gaza, raising concerns about the mental health of its fighters. The situation continues to evolve with ongoing military operations and assessments.