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7 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Philly's Team-Up With Data Firm Raises 'Potential Legal Issues'
Philadelphia's Democrats have relied on a contract with NGP-VAN, a data firm tied to their party, to boost voter turnout. This partnership raises serious legal questions about taxpayer-funded data being used for political purposes, potentially violating election laws.
With the the next election approaching, scrutiny intensifies as the Republican National Committee probes whether Philadelphia's voter data has been improperly harvested. Legal challenges seem inevitable as the stakes climb higher for both sides.
Fox News: 'Never heard of him': Harris VP pick Walz has little notoriety among Trump-Vance voters in PA
In a Philadelphia rally, voters reacted to VP Kamala Harris’ pick of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate, expressing little familiarity with him. Many criticized the selection as a typical "liberal agenda," suggesting that voters preferred someone with more local ties.
Amid frustration, some noted the implications of having another "self-proclaimed socialist" on the ticket. While folks were relieved she didn’t choose Pennsylvania’s Josh Shapiro, concerns about election integrity lingered in a state already fraught with voting complications.
Breitbart: Eleven of Tim Walz's Most Far-Left Policies as Minnesota Governor
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is pushing forward a progressive agenda that includes higher taxes, driver’s licenses for illegal migrants, and expansive abortion laws. His actions hint at a broader Democratic strategy for a possible Harris-Walz ticket against Trump in the upcoming election.
As the political landscape tightens, Trump’s campaign is quick to critique Walz as a dangerously liberal “wannabe,” alleging his policies reflect a West Coast agenda more than a Midwestern one. The stakes couldn’t be higher in this election.
Fox News: CNN anchor admits Shapiro on Harris ticket would have been 'slap in the face' to Democrat 'activist wing'
CNN's Audie Cornish speculated that Gov. Josh Shapiro wasn't picked as Kamala Harris' running mate due to potential backlash from the activist wing of the Democratic Party, especially those protesting the Israel-Hamas war. Instead, Gov. Tim Walz was selected, raising questions about party unity and electoral strategy.
Harris' choice reflects a desire to avoid alienating uncommitted voters, particularly in crucial swing states like Pennsylvania. Critics see the decision as a missed opportunity that could haunt her campaign if it comes down to electoral outcomes in pivotal states.
Fox News: JD Vance accuses Tim Walz of 'lying' about military service: 'Stolen valor garbage'
Sen. JD Vance blasted Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for allegedly avoiding military service and distorting his veteran status, insisting that true American values stem from hard work, not elite schools. Vance accused Walz of abandoning his unit before deployment to Iraq.
In a broader critique, Vance questioned Walz's gun control advocacy, underscoring the disparity between his claims of military experience and the reality of his actions. He urged scrutiny of both Walz and Vice President Kamala Harris for their accountability.
#society
Human Events: ARI HOFFMAN: Why is Gavin Newsom finally cleaning up California? Kamala Harris
Governor Gavin Newsom finally orders the demolition of homeless encampments in California, a move timed for election cycles and aimed at polishing his own and Kamala Harris' tarnished reputations. The streets are suddenly cleaner, revealing his political calculations under pressure.
After six years as governor and prior failures as San Francisco's mayor, the urgency appears solely for political gain. His motivations are as clear as a glass of cheap whiskey: a presidential ambition cloaked in a desperate bid to mask California's dismal reality.
Forbes: What Is Angelman Syndrome? Colin Farrell Reveals Son Living With Rare Disorder.
Colin Farrell sheds light on his son’s battle with Angelman syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that leaves him nonverbal and struggling with balance. Farrell urges kindness and respect for those affected and vows to fill gaps in support for adults with disabilities through his upcoming foundation.
With no cure for the syndrome, treatment focuses on managing symptoms via therapy and care. As James turns 21, Farrell emphasizes the importance of compassion and understanding for families navigating the challenges of lifelong disabilities.
The Western Journal: New York Dad Searches for Missing Daughters, Left Heartbroken When He Finds Them
A father’s search for his missing daughters led him to a tragedy: Hailey and Shelby Trumble, aged 19 and 17, were killed in a car crash near home. Their car crossed into oncoming traffic, colliding with another vehicle, leaving the family shattered and the community grieving.
The sisters were returning from an amusement park, and their parents find solace in the bond they shared in life and now in death. Their ashes will be scattered in cherished places as the family prepares for a heartfelt celebration of their lives.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: White House believes effort to restrain Iran may be ‘paying off’
Diplomatic maneuvers might be holding back Iran from retaliation for the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. While speculation about a major attack looms, both Iran and Hezbollah have so far kept their powder dry, possibly recalibrating after US military support for Israel increased.
Amidst high tensions, Israeli officials remain vigilant, urging calm among citizens while recognizing the precarious balance of power. With evacuation plans for British nationals in Lebanon underway, the clock ticks as geopolitical stakes rise ever higher.
#crime
The Western Journal: US Woman Jailed, Hit with Animal Cruelty Charge for Killing Spider
In a bizarre twist of fate, Ilena Rasmussen, 43, was arrested for drowning a pet spider in ginger ale, earning herself an animal cruelty charge. Her roommate discovered the shocking scene after the arachnid vanished, leading to a confession via text.
Rasmussen seems unfazed, mocking the situation online and even starting a GoFundMe for her legal fees. The spider's life ended over a meager $70, illustrating the surreal absurdity lurking in the shadows of our everyday existence.
Fox News: American ballerina left out of Russia prisoner swap pleads guilty to treason: report
Ksenia Karelina, a dual U.S.-Russian citizen and ballerina, pleaded guilty to treason in a Yekaterinburg court. Detained during a visit to Russia, she's accused of fundraising for the Ukrainian army and participating in protests against Putin while in the U.S.
Her guilty plea could lead to a lengthy prison sentence, possibly up to life. The charge arose from a mere $51.80 sent to a Ukrainian charity, raising questions about the weight of such actions in the eyes of Russian law.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: AI used to track Taliban terrorists
AI's gained traction in tackling the Taliban, assisting in tracking threats during the U.S. exit from Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Musk's back in court against OpenAI, and researchers believe AI could revolutionize early dementia diagnoses.
A sophisticated robot's also strutting its stuff, proving machines can balance on treacherous terrain.