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5 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Zero Policies on Kamala Harris Website -- 2 Weeks into Campaign
Kamala Harris launched her presidential campaign without a single policy on her official site. Instead, it highlights a vague vision for the future, contrasting her plans against Trump's alleged backward views, but specifics remain a mystery.
Supporters struggle to decipher her shifting stances on key issues, while some defenders excuse inconsistencies as part of her human nature.
Fox News: Biden, Dems race to beat Trump's record on confirmed judges as election looms
Biden's out to outdo Trump on judicial appointments, aiming for more than 234 judges before his term ends. Senate Democrats are pushing forward, having already confirmed 205 of his nominees. Durbin hails their diverse, qualified selections while aiming to reshape the federal courts' balance.
With pressures rising, especially if Democrats lose the White House, Biden's legacy hangs on these confirmations. Critics argue Trump had a more favorable landscape, but Biden insists on impartial, diverse judges to uphold rights in a politically charged courtroom.
Front Page Magazine: "It Will Be Up To Us On Jan 6, 2025, To Tell the Rampaging Trump Mobs That He's Disqualified"
In a political game rich with irony, Rep. Jamie Raskin aims to wield the 14th Amendment against Trump, framing it as a necessary measure to uphold democracy. However, this maneuver risks igniting civil unrest on January 6, 2025, echoing the very accusations leveled at Trump in 2020.
As the specter of martial law looms, Democrats prepare to challenge election legitimacy while condemning similar tactics used by their opponents. Raskin's push for a controversial bill reveals a precarious balance between safeguarding democracy and provoking chaos.
#society
Le Monde: Israeli prisons 'operate like torture camps' for Palestinian detainees
On October 7, 2023, Israel faced a catastrophic attack by Hamas, claiming 1,200 lives and igniting a brutal conflict. The far-right government's oppressive tactics have escalated, particularly against Palestinians in prisons, turning facilities into sites of severe abuse.
B'Tselem's investigation reveals systematic torture and repression in prison conditions, reflecting state-sanctioned oppression under the guise of security. The situation highlights a grim landscape where justice is suffocated by ideology.
GB News: Google acted illegally to maintain search engine monopoly, US judge rules
A US judge ruled that Google has acted illegally to maintain its search engine monopoly, controlling about 90% of the market. In a landmark antitrust decision, Judge Amit Mehta cited violations of the Sherman Act, affirming the federal government's case against the tech giant.
Google plans to appeal, arguing that its service is superior and should remain accessible. This ruling marks a significant step in the battle against monopolistic practices in big tech, setting the stage for broader scrutiny of industry giants.
GB News: Matt Goodwin questions lack of 'even-handed response' to UK riots
In the smoky corners of a restless Britain, riots erupted over the tragic deaths of three young girls, igniting a fury that rumbled through the streets. Matt Goodwin, the pollster, slammed the government's reaction as lopsided and heavy-handed, fanning the flames of discontent.
Amid the chaos, a simple dance class became the backdrop for societal unease, revealing deeper fractures in the national psyche. The political discourse has taken a dangerous turn, where emotions run high and reason seems to be out of sight.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iran Denies NYT Claim Hidden Bomb Killed Hamas Chief, Claims 'Projectile' Hit Lodging
In a tale woven with intrigue, Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas's political chief, met his explosive end in Iran, sparking controversy over the nature of his assassination. While Iranian officials denied a security breach, speculation grew about the competency of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
With allegations swirling, the U.S. declared no prior knowledge of the plot, while Biden expressed discontent over Haniyeh's demise amidst an ongoing war. The murky details left Iran quaking, with demands for accountability echoing in their corridors of power.
Fox News: UN forced to fire 9 employees over likely involvement in Hamas massacre: 'Tip of the iceberg'
The U.N. found evidence implicating nine UNRWA employees in the brutal Hamas attacks of October 7, leading to their dismissal. Calls for cutting ties with the agency are growing, with critics labeling UNRWA as complicit in the violence against Israelis.
As investigations unveil deeper issues, funding for UNRWA hangs in the balance, sparking heated political debate. Critics fear the agency's role in perpetuating conflict rather than aiding peace.
#economy
Human Events: KAMALA CRASH: US economy built on ‘sugar high’ crashes as betting markets predict Kamala win, unemployment soars
Charlie Kirk blamed Vice President Kamala Harris for the recent stock market collapse, linking it to her new role as the presumptive Democratic nominee for 2024. He warned that her policies, under the Biden administration, are leading the country towards an economic disaster.
The tech sector is particularly affected, with Kirk arguing the economy is propped up on unsustainable practices, warning that continued mismanagement could plunge the nation into a catastrophic financial crisis.
Breitbart: JD Vance on Kamala Market Crash: Where Is She?
Republican VP nominee JD Vance slammed Kamala Harris for her silence as U.S. stock indexes plunged, claiming her inaction could trigger global economic crisis. Trump echoed the sentiment, blaming Harris for market turmoil, positioning himself as the beacon of stability.
With rising unemployment and weak job growth, fears of an economic downturn loom large. As the political stakes elevate, the stock market’s slide reflects a wary investor sentiment towards leadership—pointing at the ongoing presidential race.
#military
Fox News: US hands last base in Niger to military junta
The U.S. has officially handed over its last military base in Niger to local authorities, marking a significant withdrawal from a country pivotal in counterterrorism efforts. This shift follows the ruling junta's decision to end cooperation with American forces in favor of Russian support.
With troops now out of Niger and operations curtailed, the move signifies a dangerous new chapter for U.S. interests in West Africa, where insurgents affiliated with al-Qaida and ISIS threaten to spread further.
#crime
Fox News: 'Bachelorette' alum James Taylor arrested, charged with assault
James McCoy Taylor, a former "Bachelorette" contestant, was arrested in Texas on charges of assault and unlawful restraint dating back to April. This wasn't his first run-in with the law; he previously faced charges for DWI and illegal weapon possession.
Once chasing love on reality TV, now he's in a different kind of trouble, where the stakes are all too real. Life doesn’t always play out like a scripted romance.
#sports
The Western Journal: NFL Star Marlon Humphrey Rips Simone Biles' Behavior After Winning Silver: 'Literally Disgusting'
NFL star Marlon Humphrey criticized Simone Biles for her display of sportsmanship towards gold medalist Rebeca Andrade, calling it "literally disgusting." This remark followed Biles’ emotional tribute to Andrade after losing the floor exercise final.
The backlash was swift, with fans condemning Humphrey for targeting Biles' graciousness. They defended her actions, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Andrade's inspiring comeback from multiple injuries.
#technology
Breitbart: Masters of the Universe Take an L: Google Found to Hold an Illegal Monopoly in Antitrust Case
Google's been dealt a legal blow, a federal judge declaring it a monopolist in search and ads after finding it rigged the game through exclusive deals on smartphones. The ruling hammers home a decade of anti-competitive tactics meant to lock out rivals.
The DOJ and states took on the tech giant, citing violations of the Sherman Act for keeping the competition at bay. With a judge's ink drying on the verdict, the implications could shake the tech landscape for years to come.