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4 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: US Government Says There is 'Increased Risk' US Funded Terrorists
The State Department's missteps have left $293 million meant for Afghanistan vulnerable to terrorist access, with two bureaus failing to maintain necessary documentation for partner vetting. This neglect raises alarming questions about U.S. taxpayer money in a volatile region.
Meanwhile, women in Kabul marched defiantly against the Taliban's latest ban on beauty salons, underscoring the struggle against oppression. As aid continues to flow, the danger looms that funds could be misappropriated by the very regime oppressing these women.
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Drops Bomb on Kamala, Shows Damning Reminder of Who She Really Is - 'These Are Her Own Words'
In the political ring, Trump is swinging low, resurrecting a montage that brands Kamala Harris as the most liberal nominee in U.S. history. Her own words become weapons in a relentless fight, painting her as a threat to both American prosperity and sovereignty.
With her ambitious plans for healthcare and immigration, Harris is framed as a radical choice for the Democrats’ standard bearer. The stakes are rising, and both parties are sharpening their blades for a battle that could define the future of the nation.
Fox News: Fetterman skeptical of Harris picking Gov. Shapiro as running mate, sources say: Report
Sen. John Fetterman is cautioning Vice President Kamala Harris against choosing Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro as her running mate due to concerns over Shapiro's personal ambitions and past conflicts related to criminal justice reform. Fetterman's team insists his warning isn't rooted in policy but reflects deeper misgivings.
Shapiro's camp defends his record on pardons, asserting he has granted more than his predecessors combined. Amid this political tug-of-war, Shapiro faces scrutiny over past comments on Israel that complicate his candidacy.
Breitbart: Honeymoon Over: UK PM Starmer's Net Approval Collapses by 16 Points
British PM Keir Starmer's approval rating has nosedived from +19% to just +3% in two weeks, following criticism over his handling of anti-migration protests and major cuts to winter fuel benefits. His honeymoon’s over as the nation simmers with unrest.
The Labour leader faces backlash from all sides, with riots erupting after a tragic mass stabbing linked to immigration tensions. Meanwhile, Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ approval has also plummeted as public discontent rises over looming tax hikes and cuts.
#society
GB News: Jay Slater's body flown back home to the UK as family make touching request to mourners
Jay Slater, a 19-year-old from the UK, tragically fell to his death in Tenerife while on holiday. After nearly a month of searching, his body was found and repatriated for a celebration of life service in Accrington, where friends and family will pay their respects.
Mourners are encouraged to wear blue and support a crisis charity in lieu of flowers. Jay, remembered as a cherished friend and devoted son, loved music, sports, and time with friends, leaving a lasting impact on those who knew him.
#military
The Telegraph: Middle East conflict: IDF uncovers Gaza tunnel large enough for vehicles
Israel's military has discovered a massive Hamas tunnel near the Gaza-Egypt border, large enough for a truck. The IDF plans to investigate and demolish the tunnel as part of their offensive to dismantle Hamas's extensive underground network.
This concrete behemoth stands as a stark reminder of the hidden threats lurking beneath the surface, where danger has a way of rising up when least expected.
Breitbart: IDF Brigade, Fresh from Gaza, Drills for Possible Combat in Lebanon
The Kfir Brigade of the IDF, fresh from battling Hamas, now rehearses for a potential ground war against Hezbollah in northern Israel. They sharpen their skills in diverse terrains, preparing for every grim possibility lurking in the shadows of conflict.
With tensions escalating following Hezbollah's attacks, Israel is ramping up military operations, targeting key figures while evacuating civilians from border regions. The threat of retaliation from Iran looms large, casting a dark cloud over the region.
The Telegraph: How Hamas fights
As Israeli forces bombard Gaza, drone footage captures their might, claiming to target Hamas where the group hides among civilians. Meanwhile, Hamas documents its fight, revealing guerrilla tactics that blur the lines of warfare and civilian safety.
The conflict shapes a brutal battleground, transforming urban landscapes into deadly traps for both sides, raising the stakes for civilian populations trapped in the chaos. With tactics shifting and casualties mounting, war becomes an agonizing game of shadows.
Times Of Israel: IDF document shared with northern mayors sets out Hezbollah war scenarios
The IDF laid bare a chilling blueprint for a potential conflict with Hezbollah, crafted for northern mayors. Amid fears of Iran retaliating, the document predicts mass power and communication outages, massive evacuations, and a workforce crippled for days under the weight of relentless rocket fire.
In this dance with danger, safe rooms and local mobilizations pulse like a heartbeat against the storm, while some southern towns might just transform into unexpected sanctuaries. The world’s cruel irony takes hold; refuge lies where chaos once ruled.
The Telegraph: Hezbollah launches 50 rockets at Israel
Hezbollah unleashed a barrage of rockets on northern Israel, retaliating for Israeli strikes in Lebanon. The conflict heightens after key figures in Hamas and Hezbollah were killed, with Israel's Iron Dome intercepting most projectiles but fears of a broader war loom.
As tensions escalate, Western nations urge their citizens to evacuate Lebanon, and airlines suspend flights to the region. The specter of Iranian involvement hangs in the air as military leaders seek to rally international support against the ongoing crisis.
#culture
Breitbart: Saturday Night Live's First 'Nonbinary' Cast Member out After Just Two Seasons
Molly Kearney, SNL's first nonbinary cast member, announced her exit after two seasons, sharing a heartfelt reflection on her time with the show. She expressed immense gratitude for the experience and collaboration with talented writers and cast members.
Her journey spanned from Cleveland to notable roles in shows like A League of Their Own and The Mighty Ducks, making her mark in comedy.
The Epoch Times: 24 Hours in Munich
Munich, with its Bavarian charm and a backdrop of the Alps, invites you to indulge in bratwurst, beer, and the lively atmosphere of beer gardens. Begin with the English Garden, where surfers ride the Eisbachwelle, then meander through Marienplatz and the opulent Residenz.
As night falls, revel at the historic Hofbräuhaus, before strolling Maximilianstrasse's chic boutiques. Cap the day with world-class opera at the National Theater, where culture sings and Bavarian nights come alive.
#health
The Western Journal: Woman Forced to Give Birth Early After Making Simple Mistake of Wearing Contact Lenses in Shower
In a twist of fate, Texas writer Rachel Prochnow faced a nightmare after showering with her contact lenses. The resulting infection, acanthamoeba keratitis, escalated to the point where doctors induced labor at just 27 weeks, forcing her to navigate a precarious path to recovery.
Her harrowing experience, which included 82 doctor visits and a near-blinded eye, culminated in a poignant cautionary tale: never expose contact lenses to water. Prochnow's story resonated widely, garnering over 742,000 likes on Instagram.