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5 Aug 2024
#illegals
The Telegraph: The Russian spies so deep undercover even their own children didn’t know who they were
Sofia and Gabriel's world turned upside down when they learned their parents, living a lie in Slovenia, were deep-cover Russian spies. Their life of normalcy shattered during a dramatic prisoner exchange, with the Kremlin's intimate embrace led by Putin himself, revealing a tangled web of espionage.
Now back in Russia, the children face a jarring reality, caught in the dangerous games of adult ambitions. For them, understanding their history isn't just a new beginning; it’s a haunting reminder of the sacrifices made in the name of duty.
#politics
Fox News: Reporter warns Kamala Harris 'hype' might be coming 'back down to earth' after stocks plunged
The glow of Vice President Harris' campaign dims as the stock market plunges, mocking memes from the Trump camp echoing in the background. Anxiety about the economy is creeping in, overshadowing the initial excitement of her candidacy.
With stocks falling sharply and recession fears brewing, the Harris team is faced with a tough reality check just weeks into the race. The numbers aren't rosy, and constituents are feeling the squeeze at the grocery store and the gas pump.
Forbes: Supreme Court Lets Trump’s Hush Money Sentencing Move Forward For Now—Tossing Missouri’s Longshot Lawsuit
The Supreme Court dismissed Missouri's attempt to block Trump’s sentencing for falsifying business records, paving the way for the first criminal sentencing of a former president. This decision came amid claims that New York’s actions infringe on voters’ rights.
Trump’s sentencing is set for September 18, with a gag order still partially in effect, limiting his public comments during the trial.
Fox News: House committee demands answers from dozens of major businesses tied to shadowy ad cartel
Congress is eyeing major corporations over potential collusion in silencing conservative voices through the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM). The House Judiciary Committee demands answers, alleging coordinated boycotts against certain media entities by GARM's corporate members.
As tensions rise, companies like Adidas and others face scrutiny for their involvement, while GARM defends its "apolitical" mission. Critics allege the group's market power undermines free speech and promotes censorship.
The Telegraph: UNRWA sacks staff ‘who may have been involved’ in Oct 7 attacks
The UN has fired nine staff members over possible ties to the October 7 massacre, with investigations ongoing. This comes as Israel prepares for a potential ground assault amid rising tensions and Iranian retaliatory threats against the state.
Hamas claims resilient military capabilities despite Israeli attacks, while the death toll among Palestinians mounts. The IDF insists it has weakened Hamas significantly, but doubts linger in international reports.
Fox News: WATCH: Biden referred to Kamala Harris as 'president' at least 5 times throughout his presidency
In a slip that becomes a refrain, President Biden repeatedly referred to Vice President Harris as "president," hinting at an unsettling mix of admiration and prescience. Meanwhile, Harris fumbled her own title during a eulogy, suggesting the weight of expectations is as heavy as the office they hold.
With whispers of her impending nomination, the duo stirs speculation about the future of their power dynamic, as one stumbles over words and the other stands poised to step into the spotlight.
#society
GB News: Michelle Dewberry brilliantly slaps down guest who claims GB News has sparked violence: 'Don't talk nonsense!'
Michelle Dewberry clashed with James Schneider on GB News, as they debated the media's role in escalating tensions amid recent riots linked to the murders of three girls. Schneider argued that GB News and its narratives vilify immigrants, while Dewberry defended the channel's right to address contentious issues.
The discussion highlighted a larger societal reckoning, with calls to scrutinize not just media narratives but also the underlying fears driving public sentiment. Amid accusations of misinformation, officials warn of the dangers posed by social media in fueling unrest.
Fox News: Dog owner says pet accidentally ate marijuana while out for a walk: 'Could have died'
A dog named Oscar ended up in the vet's office after munching on marijuana during a walk in Sheerness, leaving his owner, Stephen Davidson, with hefty bills and a warning for pet owners. The laid-back pup displayed alarming symptoms before treatment saved him from dehydration.
Davidson urges others to be vigilant in their neighborhoods, noting the casual littering of cannabis by careless smokers. It's a risky world out there for man's best friend.
Forbes: Here’s Where Tropical Storm Debby Is Heading Next As Forecasters Warn Of ‘Catastrophic’ Flooding
Hurricane Debby hit Florida's Gulf Coast, causing heavy rain and flooding, with forecasts warning of catastrophic conditions in Southeast Georgia and the Carolinas. A state of emergency is declared, and curfews are imposed as residents are urged to avoid risks.
With rainfall surpassing 30 inches in some areas, at least four fatalities in Florida are reported. While Debby has weakened, it could briefly regain strength offshore—forecasters anticipate more storm activity this hurricane season.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Iraqi air base housing U.S. troops attacked with rockets amid escalating tensions in Middle East: report
Rockets rained on the Ain al-Asad air base in Iraq, where U.S. troops are stationed, as tensions flare in the Middle East post-Hamas leader's assassination. Iran vows revenge on Israel, pushing the region closer to chaos.
The U.S. Secretary of State presses for calm amidst the escalating storm.
#economy
Breitbart: Poll: Near Majority Say They Will Be 'Financially Better Off' if Trump Wins
A recent CBS News/YouGov poll shows 45% of voters believe their finances would improve under Trump, while only 25% feel the same about Harris. Rising costs under Bidenomics have many doubting the administration’s economic policies, with stark contrasts in public sentiment.
Market turmoil adds to the fears, as the Dow drops sharply amid recession worries. Confidence in Harris’s economic stewardship wanes, leaving Americans feeling uneasy and looking back to Trump for stability.
Breitbart: Wall Street's 'Fear Index'—the VIX—Surges To Highest Level Since 2020 Pandemic Crash
The global market is in a state of upheaval, with the VIX, or 'fear gauge', spiking to 54, a level not seen since the pandemic's peak and the 2008 crisis. It reflects market anxiety, jumping sharply during sell-offs, though it eased later after some positive service sector news.
This volatility hints at investor nerves amidst economic fragility, reminiscent of darker days in financial history. The calm following the storm remains fragile.
The Western Journal: Biden's Top Economic Adviser Quits as Stock Market Tanks, Will Join Kamala Harris' Campaign
Biden's top economic adviser, Gene Sperling, jumps ship just as the stock market nosedives, marking a grim chapter in an administration already smelling of failure. He’s headed to help Kamala Harris, whose own economic legacy is now drenched in the same gloom.
Critics draw blood as they see the exodus of Sperling and noise about impending recession as a countdown to electoral disaster for the Democrats. With numbers favoring Trump in key states, Harris is left scrambling as the economic storm brews.
Breitbart: Kamala Crash: Japanese Stocks Lose More Points than on ‘Black Monday’ in 1987
Panic swept through the Japanese stock market, plunging over 4,400 points—its worst sell-off ever—as fears of a looming U.S. recession under Biden's administration took hold. Local factors like rising interest rates added fuel to the fire, igniting a global chain reaction.
With similar dives in Taiwanese and South Korean markets, analysts warned of the volatility ahead. As investors loaded their bags, hoping for resilience from the Fed, reality roared back—this was no mere correction, but a wake-up call echoing from Wall Street to Tokyo.
#crime
Forbes: Google Illegally Acted As A Search Monopoly, Judge Rules In Major Case
A federal judge declared Google a monopolist, confirming its illegal actions to cling to dominance in the search engine game. This ruling marks a significant setback for the tech giant, affirming the Department of Justice's claims alongside 11 states.
It follows a recent $700 million settlement over other anti-competitive practices, casting a long shadow over Google's future in America’s tech landscape.
#sports
The Western Journal: Olympic Hurdler Freddie Crittenden Goes for Last Place on Purpose, Stuns Fans with '200 IQ Move'
Freddie Crittenden, a U.S. hurdler, jogged to last place in the Olympic heats, exploiting a new rule allowing those who don't advance a second chance in the repechage round. His strategic move surprised fans and reflects a calculated risk rooted in ancient wisdom.
In a world where rules change fast, Crittenden's gamble could either elevate him or leave him in the dust. Like a player knowing the game better than his rivals, he plays on, waiting for his moment.
Le Monde: For the Olympics, the former Paris stock exchange hosts a VIP American sports bar
In a stark nod to American bravado, the Team USA House at the Palais Brongniart offers Olympic spectators a taste of Yankee luxury. For €325, they're treated to a VIP sports haven, brimming with screens, stars, and sponsors, amidst history's echoes.
It's a stage for celebration, where medalists mingle and camaraderie thrives, all under the watchful gaze of Napoleon's neoclassical architecture. Here, the competitive spirit meets lavish hospitality, and the future unfolds in blue, red, and gold.