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4 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: 'Veep' Star Julia Louis-Dreyfus Plans to Be 'Extra-Involved' in Kamala Harris Campaign
Julia Louis-Dreyfus is gearing up for the upcoming presidential election, pledging to boost Kamala Harris's campaign while throwing shade at Republican J.D. Vance. She's hinted at attending the Democratic National Convention, spreading celebrity glitz to prop up an unpopular VP.
Hollywood is mobilizing as celebrities flock to support Harris, trying to polish her image ahead of the election. They're leveraging virtual fundraisers to shift public perception, ensuring the star power shines where politics falters.
Breitbart: Police: Texan Accused of Threatening Trump Arrested Near White House
In the shadow of Capitol Hill, Christina Montoya from San Antonio was collared for brandishing an unlicensed gun while threatening former President Trump, underlining the tense political climate after a recent assassination attempt against him. Trump was away, riled by the chaos brewing in his wake.
Montoya’s threats remain tangled in obscurity, with her arrest suggesting a storm brewing between power and madness. Meanwhile, Trump, clutching his brush with fate, credited divine intervention for his survival, echoing the age-old tale of a beleaguered hero.
#society
Fox News: Nicole Kidman drives a Subaru despite Keith Urban buying her a Lamborghini
Nicole Kidman, the Aussie actress famed for her elegance, sheds her glam facade, admitting her preference for a simple Subaru over a flashy Lamborghini—a gift from her car-loving husband. In a chat with Victoria Beckham, she reveals how little she cares for high-end wheels.
Despite her star status, Kidman yearns for a humble lifestyle, embracing her role as a just another citizen, far from the glitz of Hollywood. She finds comfort in the ordinary and values family over fame.
The Imaginative Conservative: Islamist Hate and Christian Hope
In "Nazar’s Journey," Paul T. Mascia paints a vivid picture of hope amidst despair as young Nazar flees his war-torn home in Iraq, searching for his father. Set against the backdrop of violence, the story highlights the resilience of the human spirit even in the darkest times.
With a narrative filled with love and faith, Nazar befriends figures reminiscent of a holy family while grappling with the question of goodness in a cruel world. Ultimately, hope prevails, leading to a joyous resolution that underscores the enduring light in humanity’s struggle against darkness.
Times Of Israel: UK’s Starmer warns that far-right rioters will ‘regret’ being part of mass unrest
Rotherham's streets are alive with the chaos of far-right protests, stoked by misinformation and grief over a child murder. UK leader Keir Starmer vows repercussions for rioters, denouncing their violent thuggery as England suffers its worst unrest in years.
As masked demonstrators clash with police, towns across England erupt in violence fueled by social media’s toxic whispers. Embedded in a culture of anti-immigration sentiment, the protests have sparked counter-rallies, revealing a nation grappling with deep divisions.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Report: Netanyahu decides not to seek normalization with Saudis before US election
Netanyahu's normalization talks with Saudi Arabia hit a brick wall ahead of the US elections, as he stalls for a potential Trump comeback, seeing it as a safety net for upcoming political troubles. The deal's dead for now, muddied by Palestinian demands he can’t swallow.
With Congress winding down, the path to peace seems murkier than ever, as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman prepares to strategize with Abbas while the Israeli landscape remains fraught. It’s a high-stakes game where the cards keep shifting.