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5 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Vince Vaughn: 'Drugs Should Be Legal and People Should Have Guns'
Vince Vaughn talks tough in a recent NYT interview, backing personal freedom and gun rights. His family roots shaped his Libertarian leanings, advocating for choices like legal drugs and self-defense. He argues for the right to bear arms akin to basic freedoms.
Vaughn's perspective is clear: banishing guns is as futile as banning forks to combat obesity, echoing the sentiments of both hunters and hippies. Freedom and self-defense, in his eyes, go hand in hand.
#society
Fox News: 'Border Patrol' shirts worn by staff spark controversy, lead to multiple firings at South Carolina school
At Royall Elementary in South Carolina, staff wore "Border Patrol" shirts during a Hispanic celebration, igniting backlash and leading to staff terminations. The post was deemed "insensitive," and an investigation followed, highlighting zero tolerance for such actions.
Superintendent O'Malley assured parents of accountability and change in leadership, emphasizing the commitment to embracing diversity in the school community.
Le Monde: Martin Fourcade, five-time Olympic biathlon champion: 'The people giving parenting advice on Instagram must not have children'
Martin Fourcade, the five-time Olympic biathlete, shares how his daughters, Inès and Manon, are eagerly preparing for the Paris Olympics, crafting memories rather than ambitions. He aims to experience the event with them, teaching them the value of effort and the outdoors.
Fatherhood has its quirks; he jests with his kids yet embraces the role of a no-nonsense dad. Amid playful banter and learning moments, he carries forward his parents' teachings, blending childhood hopes with the harshness of reality.
Fox News: 'Border Patrol' shirts worn by teachers spark controversy, lead to staff being fired at South Carolina school
At Royall Elementary in South Carolina, staff wore "Border Patrol" shirts during a Hispanic celebration, igniting backlash and leading to staff terminations. The post was deemed "insensitive," and an investigation followed, highlighting zero tolerance for such actions.
Superintendent O'Malley assured parents of accountability and change in leadership, emphasizing the commitment to embracing diversity in the school community.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Blinken said to tell US allies that Iran could attack Israel within next 24 to 48 hours
As tensions rise, the U.S. warns an Iranian attack on Israel could unfold within hours, aiming to avert a regional war. Meanwhile, a Hezbollah rocket strikes northern Israel, injuring two IDF personnel, while Netanyahu delays normalization talks with Saudi Arabia before U.S. elections.
Jordan’s foreign minister visits Iran, urging an end to violence and improved relations, advocating for peace in a region fraught with conflict. Diplomatic efforts are key as the specter of war looms over Israel and its neighbors.
#crime
Breitbart: VIDEO: Woman Accused of Yanking Down Teen's Skirt Signs Plea Deal
In Santa Clara, Utah, 49-year-old Ida Ann Lorenzo pulled down a teenager's miniskirt at a restaurant, claiming to protect her from exposure. She pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge, facing a year of probation with conditions, including a mental health evaluation.
The incident turned viral, leading to Lorenzo's harassment claims and eventual firing from her job. A policeman reminded her that taking such actions was not her authority.
Breitbart: Half-Ton of Fentanyl Pills Seized at Arizona Border -- Largest Bust in CBP History
In a major bust at Lukeville, AZ, U.S. Customs seized 4 million fentanyl pills hidden in a trailer, marking the largest haul in their history. A 20-year-old from Arizona was arrested, showcasing the relentless battle against drug cartels smuggling lethal substances into the U.S.
This operation, part of a broader initiative targeting drug trafficking at the border, underscores the alarming rise of fentanyl-related fatalities, which claim thousands of lives annually. The persistent threat remains a dark cloud over American communities.