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7 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Sanders: 'I Wanted' Walz to Be VP Pick, 'He's Passed Some Very Good Legislation'
Sen. Bernie Sanders endorsed Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as a strong pick for Vice President Kamala Harris in 2024, citing his pro-labor policies and commitment to the working class. He argued that Walz’s focus on economic equality resonates with the majority of Americans.
Sanders dismissed claims that Walz is radical, rightly pointing out that most people support lowering prescription drug prices and raising the minimum wage. He believes that a candidate who stands for the working class can lead to a significant electoral victory.
Fox News: Harris was ‘reluctant’ to choose Shapiro because of his ‘Jewish heritage,’ Speaker Johnson says: report
House Speaker Mike Johnson suggested that Vice President Harris overlooked Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro for her running mate due to his Jewish heritage, hinting at political divisions in the Democratic Party. He expressed regret over this perceived decision.
Shapiro’s stances on Israel and Hamas have drawn scrutiny, especially among Gen Z voters. While he introduced Harris and her VP pick Tim Walz at a rally, critics highlighted the hypocrisy of anti-Israel activists cheering the choice as long as Shapiro was not selected.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris: Tim Walz, Who Dodged Iraq Duty, Is 'Varsity'; JD Vance, Who Fought in Iraq, Is 'JV Squad'
Kamala Harris compared her VP pick, Tim Walz, to Donald Trump's running mate, JD Vance, dismissing Vance as the "JV squad." Critics pointed out Walz's questionable military record versus Vance's combat service, stirring a debate reminiscent of past political blunders.
In a low blow, Walz made a crude joke about Vance's supposed couch debacle, eliciting laughter but raising eyebrows after the controversial "JV team" remark previously tied to ISIS. The political arena has turned ugly, with resumes and reputations under fire.
Le Monde: UK government calls on Elon Musk to act responsibly amid far-right riots
Elon Musk's incendiary tweets about an “inevitable civil war” in the UK have drawn sharp rebuke from government officials amid rising violence linked to anti-immigrant sentiments. The unrest follows a tragic knife attack and seeks to blame the justice system based on misinformation.
In response, Prime Minister Keir Starmer promises swift action against rioters, while calls for stricter online safety measures amplify. Officials urge social media platforms to curtail misleading content that stokes unrest.
The Western Journal: Google Helped Steal 2020, 2022 Elections: Now Evidence Shows New Plan to Stop Trump in November
Google's algorithms reportedly swayed elections in 2020 and 2022, favoring Democrats, with evidence suggesting a similar bias is resurfacing for the 2024 election. Critics claim the tech giant manipulates search results to skew public opinion against Donald Trump.
With voices like Elon Musk highlighting this distortion, experts warn these tactics may again alter the electoral landscape. As Google continues to shape narratives, the integrity of democratic processes hangs in the balance.
Breitbart: Indian Officials Say China Behind Overthrow of Bangladesh Prime Minister
In a plot thicker than the fog in a rainy alley, Indian intelligence claims China and Pakistan pulled strings to drive Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina from power. Allegations swirl around Jamaat-e-Islami, the ghost of a party that once danced with treachery, now sporting an Islamist agenda.
As protests raged and Hasina vanished, a new strongman emerged, promising to hold “free and fair elections.” The specter of regime change looms large, raising questions about global manipulation and local loyalties in a game where stakes are life and death.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu accused of undercutting Israeli credibility in Gaza truce talks
In Doha, Israel's negotiating credibility wanes in chaotic talks with Hamas. New demands from Netanyahu derail progress, as old commitments vanish like smoke. Mediators suspect he's the true roadblock, complicating an already fraught situation.
The grim tale unfolds against a backdrop of hostages, shifting loyalties, and political posturing, with tensions ripe for another explosion.
#health
Fox News: Pain on the brain: Thinking too hard can actually hurt, a new study says
Thinking too hard can hurt, a study shows. Mental effort often brings on negative feelings, especially in certain populations, and varies based on educational background and task nature. Those in Asia seemed less affected by painful thoughts.
Employers and educators should recognize the toll of mental work and reward the grit it takes to push through.
#sports
The Western Journal: Former Olympic Teammate Begs Simone Biles for Mercy Amid Torrent of Hate: 'Please Put a Stop to This'
MyKala Skinner, once a teammate of Simone Biles, is pleading for mercy amid the backlash she ignited after criticizing the work ethic of the U.S. gymnastics team. As the hate escalated to death threats against her family, she’s now asking Biles to intervene and quell the cyberbullying.
Skinner claims her words were poorly articulated and meant no harm. As she faces increasing hostility, she urges unity among athletes during what should be a time of celebration, hoping to turn the tide of negativity into support for one another.