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7 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: 'She did that': Harris hit with blistering 7-figure ad targeting her on key issues haunting VP tenure
Sen. Rick Scott's new ad targets Vice President Kamala Harris, linking her to inflation, the border crisis, and protests against America. He critiques the Biden administration's achievements while emphasizing the need for accountability.
The ad promotes Scott's campaign message to reverse what he claims are failures of the current leadership, painting Harris as emblematic of a misguided agenda.
Forbes: Harris-Walz Campaign Sells Out Of Chappell Roan-Esque Camo Hat—In Latest Nod To Pop Culture References
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz joins Kamala Harris as her running mate, and they're cashing in on the internet trend with $40 "Harris Walz" camouflage hats that sold out in thirty minutes. The campaign cleverly mirrors pop star Chappell Roan's iconic merchandise.
With roots in meme culture, Harris’ campaign is pushing boundaries by infusing its branding with social media buzz—a bid for youthful support. Roan's influence looms large as the campaign rides the wave of a pop-cultural revival.
CNSNews: Levin: Media Bombarding Us with Unprecedented Lies and Falsehoods Promoting Walz
Mark Levin blasted corporate media for deceiving the public about Democrats' 2024 presidential picks, Tim Walz and Kamala Harris. He claims the media is colluding with their campaigns, painting them as moderates while hiding their radical records.
This orchestrated disinformation includes misleading polls designed to support the narrative, leaving voters in the dark about the candidates' true agendas.
#society
GB News: Shamima Begum loses final bid to challenge removal of British citizenship as Supreme Court rules Isis bride cannot appeal again
Shamima Begum’s final plea to regain her British citizenship was quashed by the Supreme Court, blocking any further legal recourse within the UK. Her lawyers now aim to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, citing grave concerns over her detention and urging repatriation.
The UK stands alone in its decision to leave citizens trapped in dire conditions in a Syrian camp, while other nations repatriate their nationals. With the courts offering no viable resolution for five years, the case reflects a critical humanitarian crisis unable to escape legal limbo.
The Federalist: Biles’ Life Proves ‘Suffering’ Is Bad Excuse To Abort Babies
Simone Biles shattered records at the 2024 Paris Olympics, becoming America's most decorated gymnast. Her journey from a troubled childhood and a foster system to fame underscores a narrative of resilience, thanks to pro-life choices made by her family.
Amid debates about abortion, Biles embodies survival against the odds, arguing for the value of life when faced with suffering. Her success speaks volumes about the strength found in adoption and the choice of life over death.
GB News: 'This is wrong!' Will Mellor fumes over riots gripping streets of Britain: 'My daughter is scared to leave the house'
In the wake of a shocking murder, riots ignite across the UK, leaving families like Will Mellor's in fear. With his daughter scared to leave the house, he speaks out against the chaos and division, emphasizing the need for unity amidst rampant misinformation and fear.
As tensions rise, Prime Minister Starmer vows to crack down on the violence, warning that protesters will face severe repercussions. Yet amidst the turmoil, the discourse grows divisive, and society grapples with deep-seated issues of fear and mistrust.
Times Of Israel: Sweden charges activist with hate crime over 2022 Quran burning
A right-wing activist, Rasmus Paludan, faces charges in Sweden for inciting ethnic hatred after desecrating the Quran during protests that sparked riots. Once a controversial figure, his actions have heightened tensions between Sweden and several Middle Eastern nations.
The Swedish government upholds free speech, yet it teeters on the edge of agitation laws, stirring fears of international blowback. Denmark now moves to criminalize public disrespect of religious texts amid growing societal unrest.
The Economist: How hotels became targets for British rioters
In Tamworth, the Holiday Inn has turned into an asylum hub, igniting fury among locals demanding their hotel back. When the suffering of asylum-seekers met public frustration, it sparked violence—the streets became a battleground for rage and misguided justice.
Rioters, armed with petrol bombs, targeted the hotel, a sign of the growing discontent with immigration policies. As anger brews, the far right sees an opening, ready to exploit the unrest for their own agenda.
#economy
Le Monde: Italy doubles flat tax on super-rich expat income
Italy’s government has decided to double the flat tax on foreign income for high earners who recently moved there, from €100,000 to €200,000. This move comes as the country grapples with how to tax the super-rich who have flocked to its shores since the policy was introduced in 2017.
Economic Minister Giorgetti highlighted concerns about global competition in tax rates for wealthy individuals, linking this to broader discussions among G20 nations about fair taxation. New arrivals will face the higher rate, while the impact of this policy shift remains unclear.
#military
Times Of Israel: Gallant: Hezbollah could cost Lebanese dearly, ‘they can’t imagine what might happen’
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned Lebanon of severe repercussions if Hezbollah retaliates for the killing of a senior commander. The specter of war looms larger as both Israel and Hezbollah prepare for potential conflict, with suggestions that tensions could escalate dramatically.
Prime Minister Netanyahu urged calm among Israelis as tensions rise from assassinations in Iran and Gaza, while military leaders emphasize readiness for swift responses. The region holds its breath, caught in a dangerous game of retaliation and posturing.
Le Monde: Ukraine: The uncertainties of a war of attrition
Zelensky announced the arrival of the first F-16s in Ukraine, promised by allies for over a year, but cautioned that their numbers are insufficient. Experts doubt these planes will quickly shift the balance in a drawn-out war marked by a stalemate on both sides.
With significant uncertainties ahead, the war of attrition continues, hinging more on endurance than firepower, as the fog of conflict thickens.
#culture
Fox News: Marvel actress Connie Chiume dead at 72
Connie Chiume, the celebrated South African actress best known for her role in "Black Panther," has passed away at 72 after a brief illness. Her legacy as an activist and cultural icon in South Africa remains indelible, touching on issues like HIV and voter education.
Her family expressed gratitude for the support during this difficult time and plans to share details for a memorial. Chiume leaves behind a beautiful legacy that resonates with her community and fans worldwide.