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7 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics: What Can Seven Figures Buy?
Biden keeps a low profile, avoiding public events while chaos brews on the campaign trail: Cori Bush loses her primary, and Rick Scott takes aim at Kamala Harris with a biting ad. Whispers of VP choices and political drama fill the air like smoke from a burnt-out cigar.
As midterms loom, tension rises across the nation. Shapiro’s VP snub raises eyebrows, while pro-Israel groups prepare for battle against radical dissent. The stakes are high, and the players are formidable.
The Western Journal: After 25 Years in Guard, Does Tim Walz Even Know What Kind of Rifle He Carried?
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor and potential vice-presidential candidate, faces backlash after falsely claiming military experience while advocating for new gun controls. Critics accuse him of cowardice for avoiding deployment and misrepresenting the weapons he supposedly carried in war.
His comments have sparked scrutiny over his military service, reflecting a troubling mix of ignorance and dishonesty, especially regarding the nature of firearms and his record. The situation reveals a deeper conflict between political ambitions and the truth.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Has Not Given an Interview in 17 Days Since Joining Race
Vice President Kamala Harris is keeping a low profile in her presidential campaign, skipping media interviews and sticking to rehearsed speeches. Republicans criticize this “basement” strategy while noting a lack of scrutiny on her policies or record.
Media coverage remains favorable despite her absence of clear policies on her campaign site, leading to growing frustration among opponents.
Fox News: 'Sanctuary state': Walz signed law making Minnesota destination for transgender therapies for kids
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor, joins VP Harris as her running mate, aiming to energize the left with progressive transgender policies. His governance has made Minnesota a sanctuary for minors seeking gender-affirming treatments, countering restrictive laws in neighboring states.
Walz's agenda includes protections for LGBTQ+ materials in schools and a mandate for free menstrual products in public school bathrooms. As he and Harris hit the campaign trail, they boldly challenge their Republican opponents, positioning themselves firmly in the progressive camp.
Breitbart: Runway Standoff: JD Vance Approaches Kamala Harris at Wisconsin Airport
Sen. JD Vance took a shot at Vice President Kamala Harris during a tense encounter at a Wisconsin airport, where both were on the runway. He aimed to confront her about her lack of accountability to the press, jokingly referring to her plane as his future ride.
Harris remains elusive, reportedly avoiding questions from reporters since her elevation in the Democratic Party. Meanwhile, Vance and Trump continue to engage actively with the press, stirring the political pot.
Times Of Israel: Saudi Arabia says Haniyeh killing ‘blatant violation’ of Iran’s sovereignty
Saudi Arabia condemned the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, branding it a breach of Iran's sovereignty. They echoed fears that this act could ignite wider conflict in the Middle East as Iran vows retaliation against Israel, believed to be behind the killing.
The OIC meeting highlighted urgent calls for justice for Palestinians, with Iran threatening defense measures amid continued tensions in Gaza. Analysts suggest the summit will yield little beyond verbal condemnation, reflecting deep divides among member states over action against Israel.
#society
GB News: Taylor Swift cancels all concerts in Vienna as planned terror attack foiled
Taylor Swift's concerts in Vienna are scrapped after authorities confirm a planned terror attack targeting the events. A 19-year-old suspect has been arrested, prompting heightened security measures as safety takes precedence over the music.
Ticket refunds are on the way for the 65,000 fans left in the lurch.
Breitbart: Police Appear to Admit 'Two Tier Policing' for Muslims in Birmingham
In Birmingham, a police chief's admission of a "two-tier" approach to law enforcement has sparked controversy, revealing disparities in handling ethnic communities. Tensions escalated as masked mobs attacked local properties, prompting scrutiny of police response and political accountability.
While community leaders were consulted ahead of protests, concerns about biased policing practices overshadow the events, with critics labeling the situation as shameful and necessitating urgent reform.
GB News: Michelle Dewberry: Votes against immigration have not been respected
In a smoky debate on GB News, Michelle Dewberry and Aaron Bastani traded barbs over the riots shaking Britain. Tensions simmered as Sir Keir Starmer promised that the law would come down hard on the troublemakers.
The streets buzz with the promise of chaos yet to come.
#economy
The Western Journal: Expert Who Called Collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 Predicts Imminent Fall of California
The once-golden state of California is crumbling like an old poker chip under the weight of rising taxes and a growing crime wave. Financial guru Kiyosaki warns that the state is a bellwether—its unraveling spells trouble for the rest of America.
As businesses flee and crime rises, he sees only darkness ahead. Kiyosaki’s already cashed out; he’d advise you to do the same.
Forbes: Stocks Turn Negative Despite Morning Surge—As Market Stays Choppy After Monday’s Brutal Slide
Stocks took a hit Wednesday, swinging from early gains to a downward spiral, with the S&P 500 closing down 0.8%. Wall Street's jitters grew as recession fears loomed, despite rising long-dated bond yields hinting at a risk appetite flickering back to life.
Overseas markets celebrated modest gains, but American indexes remain bruised, especially tech stocks, which are a long way from summer highs. Investors are left to wonder if this selloff is just a bump in the road or the beginning of something darker.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: Whig History Vindicated: Trevor Colbourn’s "The Lamp of Experience"
In "The Lamp of Experience," Trevor Colbourn delves into the intellectual roots of the American Revolution, arguing that the Declaration of Independence epitomizes Anglo-Saxon liberty and thought. It frames the struggle against tyranny not as radical upheaval, but a restoration of ancient rights.
Colbourn highlights the Founders' reliance on history and common law, viewing themselves as heirs to a legacy of freedom. Their grievances against the British crown embodied a cultural clash of Anglo-Saxon ideals versus Norman tyranny, culminating in a profound ideological shift by 1776.
The Imaginative Conservative: Unsung Heroes From an Undersung Country
Poland, forged in suffering and resilience, stands as the heroic heart of Christian Europe, with unsung heroes like Fr. Jerzy Popiełuszko and Captain Witold Pilecki embodying its steadfast spirit. As the nation battles globalism's new threats, its legacy of faith persists.
From brave martyrs to the winged hussars, Poland's history reminds us that true heroism often lies in the shadows, waiting to be celebrated.
#crime
Breitbart: $550 Million Stolen from Minnesota Pandemic Relief Programs Under Gov. Tim Walz
In a twisted tale of deceit, Minnesota's nutrition programs saw over $500 million vanish under Governor Tim Walz's watch, thanks to a criminal ring exploiting pandemic relief funds intended for children. The fraudsters fueled their luxury lifestyles off stolen federal cash.
Despite audits pinpointing systemic failures, critics claim Walz turned a blind eye, leaving his administration's negligence wide open to scrutiny as he steps into the national spotlight. The stain of this scandal looms large, casting shadows over his vice-presidential candidacy.
The Telegraph: Two suspected extremists were targeting Taylor Swift tour, police say
Two suspected extremists were arrested in Austria, one eyeing Taylor Swift's concerts as a potential target. Authorities had prior knowledge of preparations for an attack and have heightened security around the venues.
The 19-year-old suspect, who pledged allegiance to ISIS, sparked evacuations in his small town. Police have secured chemical substances for evaluation amid ongoing threats.
The Telegraph: Watch: Russian chess player smears pieces with mercury to poison rival
A Russian chess champion, Amina Abakarova, was arrested for poisoning rival Umayganat Osmanova with mercury before a match, driven by personal vendetta. Security footage confirmed her actions, leading her to face up to three years in prison if convicted.
The incident shook the chess community, with officials considering a lifetime ban for Abakarova, and underscored the lengths players might go to in the name of competition. Osmanova, despite the attack, managed to continue and win a prize.
#sports
Times Of Israel: Israeli cyclist wows in opening race, taekwondo fighter ousted in 1st Paris match
Mikhail Yakovlev, the Israeli cyclist, made a splash at the 2024 Paris Olympics with a fleeting Olympic record before being edged out of the men’s sprint. His time in the limelight quickly dimmed as he fought on the edges of competition, yet he still has the keirin ahead of him.
Taekwondo’s Avishag Semberg, hoping to redeem her country, fell short in a heartbreaking match against Saudi Arabia's Dunya Abutaleb. Tears followed her dreams as the Olympic stage proved ruthless for both athletes.
#science
Forbes: Starliner Astronauts Could Be In Space Until Next Year
Two astronauts, Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, are stranded on the International Space Station, their stay extending beyond the planned 10 days due to troubles with the Boeing Starliner. NASA is exploring options that could keep them in orbit until 2025.
As they await a solution, the Crew Dragon mission may adapt to bring them home, forcing changes to plans and schedules. Boeing insists the Starliner is still safe, despite a costly development saga.
#technology
Fox News: How Boeing Starliner astronauts stuck in space could get home and when
Two NASA astronauts, Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, are stranded at the ISS due to issues with their spacecraft, the Boeing Starliner, which has experienced propulsion failures. NASA is evaluating a backup plan involving a SpaceX Crew-9 mission for their return.
Boeing maintains confidence in the Starliner despite ongoing analysis, but as the astronauts’ mission stretches beyond two months, uncertainty looms.