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The Federalist: Trump Did Not Have Counter-Snipers Until Pennsylvania Rally
The Secret Service is under fire for failing to provide adequate security at Trump rallies, notably until the Butler event, where counter-snipers were finally deployed. This lapse has stirred public outrage as many Americans hold the agency accountable for a recent assassination attempt.
Amid calls for accountability, the agency grapples with the fallout of its security failures, raising doubts about its capability to protect candidates. Public confidence is waning, and the political implications could be as heavy as the heat in a darkened alley.
Times Of Israel: Erdogan slams ‘digital fascism’ as Turkey said to ban Instagram over Haniyeh posts
Erdogan blasted social media for “digital fascism” after Turkey's Instagram ban over posts grieving a Hamas leader’s death. He claimed censorship aimed to silence Palestinian voices and accused platforms of supporting terrorist propaganda, raising tensions in an already charged political climate.
This isn't just about social media – it's a skirmish in a larger war of words where Erdogan finds himself on one side of a fractious divide over Gaza, dragging NATO's dynamics into the fray while flaunting his budding alliance with Hamas.
Forbes: What To Know About Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz — Reportedly A Finalist For Kamala Harris VP Pick
Kamala Harris is zeroing in on her Vice Presidential pick, narrowing it down to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro. With just over three months until the election, Walz stands out as a moderate candidate appealing to independents and working-class voters.
His track record includes significant social policy reforms and a relatable background, but he faces pushback from conservative critics. As Harris aims to solidify her standing against Trump, Walz's selection could be pivotal in pivotal swing states like Minnesota.
Fox News: Vulnerable Dem senator ripped for voting in 'complete lockstep' with 'friend' Harris: 'Radical views'
Kamala Harris's entry as the Democratic nominee reshapes the Ohio Senate race, drawing scrutiny to Sen. Sherrod Brown's alignment with her policies. His GOP opponent, Bernie Moreno, paints him as complicit in a radical agenda, leveraging their past collaboration against him.
Despite potential vulnerabilities, some experts suggest Harris may invigorate Brown's campaign, appealing to disaffected Democrats in a Trump-leaning state. The political chess game unfolds, with friendships turned into campaign fodder.
Breitbart: Report: Harris Campaign Hits 'Ugly Phase' amid Running Mate Debate
Behind the curtain, the Harris campaign simmers with discontent. Factions clash over her running mate—moderates eyeing cautious support while radicals demand allegiance to a far-left agenda, leaving Harris in a tight spot as she prepares for a contentious announcement.
With whispers of fissures and a division that could fracture the party, her reluctance to face tough questions only intensifies the scrutiny. As she tiptoes through a minefield of expectations, the clock ticks down to a pivotal choice that could define her campaign.
Times Of Israel: Hamas officials’ ties with Iran could determine who will replace Haniyeh
Hamas faces a critical leadership decision after Ismail Haniyeh's assassination, with candidates needing strong ties to Iran for support. Khalil al-Hayya, backed by Haniyeh, appears favored, while Khaled Mashaal's past conflicts with Tehran may hinder his chances.
The group's future hinges on rebuilding after devastation in Gaza, with internal dynamics favoring unity among its leadership to navigate this turmoil. Current conditions also spotlight the importance of aligning with Iran and Hezbollah.
#society
Breitbart: Algerian Boxer Imane Khelif Refuses to Discuss Failed IBA Gender Test
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, at the Olympic Games in Paris, faces public scrutiny after the IBA claimed she has male chromosomes, leading to her disqualification from women’s tournaments. Despite the controversy, the IOC allowed her to compete, stating she is recognized as a woman based on her documentation.
Khelif, having achieved success in the ring, calls out the bullying she's endured, imploring others to uphold Olympic principles. The fight over her eligibility raises deeper issues about gender identity in sports, amplifying tensions between the IOC and IBA.
Breitbart: Musk Warns of 'Civil War' as Muslims and Anti-Migration Demos Clash
Elon Musk warns that civil war is brewing in Britain as sectarian violence erupts between vigilante Muslim groups and anti-mass migration protesters. The chaos follows a horrific stabbing that claimed the lives of three girls, igniting tensions over the country’s migration policies.
Political leaders scramble, placing blame on social media while accusations of unequal law enforcement soar. With community cohesion fraying, the specter of societal breakdown looms large.
#economy
Human Events: VANESSA BATTAGLIA: Is the US being colonized by China?
On a cold December night in 1767, colonial dissent brews against Britain's oppressive trade laws. With monopolies stifling local markets, citizens rally around homespun goods, aiming for self-sufficiency against a familiar foe, while whispers of rebellion echo in their hearts.
Fast forward, the specter of China looms large, mirroring colonial chains with economic entanglements. As America tightens its belt, the question remains: can we rise from this modern-day submission and reclaim our manufacturing roots before it's too late?
Breitbart: Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard Face Outages During Market Crash
On a day when the market's nerves were frayed, stocks and cryptocurrencies took a nosedive, pounding investors already jittery over recession fears. Outages hit brokerages like Schwab and Fidelity, leaving many in the dark when they needed access to their accounts the most.
As panic spread, Schwab, Fidelity, and even Robinhood stumbled under the pressure, raising doubts about whether these giants can handle the heat of trading chaos. Fidelity claimed a fix, but the damage was done; trust wears thin when wallets are on the line.
Human Events: STERLING BURNETT: Even Democrats understand the need for more domestic energy production
The Biden-Harris administration's energy policies have cost American households dearly, with residents facing an average increase of over $2,548 since 2021. Rising fuel prices ripple through the economy, driving up costs for goods, making life harder for all political affiliations.
Despite claims of an existential climate crisis, many Democrats support increased domestic oil and gas production—a sign they've noticed the financial toll on their wallets. It's not just a party line; it's a matter of survival in a landscape dominated by flickering lights and empty gas tanks.
#crime
Fox News: Bloomberg admits it ‘prematurely published’ story on historic prisoner swap, disciplines journalists
Bloomberg faced backlash after prematurely reporting on a prisoner swap involving Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, risking the safety of those involved. The violation of a news embargo prompted disciplinary actions against staff, including the firing of a key reporter.
Editor John Micklethwait acknowledged the breach of trust and vowed to reevaluate editorial processes. He personally apologized to the prisoners and WSJ for undermining their hard-fought efforts.
#sports
The Western Journal: Olympic Gold Medalist Femke Bol’s 'Mickey Mouse' Voice Takes Internet by Storm, Overshadowing Performance
Olympic gold medalist Femke Bol stole headlines at the 2024 Paris Games, not just for her victory in the 4x400m relay, but for her unexpectedly high-pitched voice, reminiscent of a Disney character. Her vocal quirks added an odd twist to an otherwise stellar performance.
As clips circulated online, fans were left amused, with comments linking her unique voice to the rigors of competition, particularly Vocal Cord Dysfunction. For Bol, the laughter was a lighthearted reprieve amid the usual Olympic chaos.