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6 Aug 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Secret Service Scandal Keeps Getting Uglier
Dan Bongino unravels the chaos surrounding the assassination attempt on former President Trump, peeling back layers of incompetence and betrayal. It's a sordid tale of security failures that raises questions about who’s truly in charge.
In a land rife with shadows and whispers, the truth remains as elusive as smoke in the wind. One can only wonder how deep the rabbit hole goes.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Trump-Endorsed Mike Rogers Lays Out How Republicans Can Retake the Senate
In a smoky room of ambition, Mike Rogers, freshly anointed by Trump's approval, laid out the Republican blueprint to snatch the Senate from Schumer’s grasp. States like Michigan, Montana, and Ohio are ripe for the picking, he whispered, with confidence buzzing in the air.
Rogers saw a path to 51 seats, relishing the idea of Democrats on the defensive. A landscape of shifting power, where every number counts and incumbents are ghosts of a past that might never come back. The game is on, and he’s all in.
Breitbart: California Investors Colonize Kamala Campaign
Kamala Harris is solidifying California's influence in the Democratic Party with a team of advisers steeped in tech and political finance, raising eyebrows about economic inequality amidst soaring housing costs. Critics note her elite connections clash with her party's supposed middle-class values.
As California's lobbyists push for innovation and investment, the divide between the affluent and the middle class grows, leading to concerns over economic disparity while Harris remains silent on a clear economic platform. The elites cheer for a potential future under her leadership, but the average Californian feels the squeeze.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Bibi Netanyahu: Profile in Courage
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu addressed Congress, making his case for Israel’s military action against Hamas after the deadly Oct. 7 attacks. He drew parallels between Israel's fight for existence and America’s own struggle for independence, emphasizing resilience in the face of overwhelming odds.
Critics like former Speaker Pelosi contrast starkly, focused on ceasefires while Netanyahu prioritizes his nation’s survival. He knows, as history reveals, that dealing with terrorists can't lead to peace. His fight is about the life and death of his people.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: The Woke, Feminist War on Holy Scripture
Woke ideologies are creeping into biblical translations, rewriting centuries-old texts to suit contemporary agendas. Critics like Bill Muehlenberg warn these modifications dilute core doctrines, depriving scripture of its original gravity and meaning.
From feminist reinterpretations to politically correct renditions, the integrity of sacred texts is under siege, with many scholars advocating for traditional versions like the King James and Ignatius Bibles that uphold ancient truths.
#crime
Fox News: Woman in US illegally allegedly dumps newborn in Houston dumpster, claims she had 'no choice'
In Houston, Everilda Cux Ajtalam, an 18-year-old illegal immigrant from Guatemala, faces charges for abandoning her newborn in a dumpster after giving birth in a parking lot. Surveillance caught her leaving the baby in a tied bag, fearing a breakup with her boyfriend.
The child was discovered just in time and is safe, sparking outrage from officials. Ajtalam is now held on a $200,000 bond, while ICE has placed an immigration detainer in light of her status.
Breitbart: Over $1 Million in Cocaine Blown onto Florida Beach by Hurricane Debby
Hurricane Debby swept through Florida, bringing chaos and danger. As its winds howled and the rains poured, a beach in the Keys became an unlikely stash spot for 70 pounds of cocaine, washed ashore worth over a million bucks, discovered by a Good Samaritan.
Tragedy struck in the storm's wake, claiming five lives in a deluge of historic flooding. While the sun was struggling to peek through the clouds, the storm threatened to unravel even more calamities across the Southeast.
#sports
The Western Journal: Swimmer Banished from Olympic Village for Creating 'Inappropriate Atmosphere'
A Paraguayan swimmer, Luana Alonso, was expelled from the Olympic Village for causing "an inappropriate atmosphere" after her semifinal exit, opting for Disneyland instead of supporting her team. She declared her retirement from swimming via Instagram, thanking the sport for its lessons.
This isn't the first Olympic drama; another swimmer, Ana Carolina Vieira from Brazil, faced similar consequences for sneaking out. The Games have been as much about spectacle, with an eclectic opening ceremony raising eyebrows over its highly unconventional performances.