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9 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: CNN panelists have heated argument over Kamala Harris' lack of media engagement
CNN's panel erupted over Kamala Harris’ media silence as she emerged as the Democratic nominee. Critics insist her avoidance weakens her credibility; supporters claim it’s a non-issue confined to political insiders.
With a recent polling bump against Trump, Harris faced questions for the first time in weeks, hinting at a desire for more engagement.
The Telegraph: Spanish police officers arrested for helping fugitive Catalan leader flee
Two Catalonia police officers were arrested for aiding the escape of Carles Puigdemont, a separatist leader wanted for embezzlement. Puigdemont returned to Spain after seven years in exile but evaded capture during a rally in Barcelona, leaving police officials embarrassed.
Despite efforts to arrest him, the operation backfired, with Puigdemont slipping away in disguise. His failed return highlights the dwindling support for Catalan independence amidst a backdrop of legal tensions and political maneuvering.
The Federalist: Covert Planned Parenthood Videos Seized By Harris Released
In 2016, California AG Kamala Harris ordered a raid on journalist David Daleiden's home, seizing footage of alleged fetal organ trafficking by Planned Parenthood. Eight years later, Congress released this incriminating footage, prompting Daleiden to expose Harris's political motives.
Daleiden claims Harris weaponized her office to stifle dissent, using her position to appease donors while undermining free speech. The newly surfaced videos reveal a darker side of the abortion debate, intertwining politics and ethics in a game where the stakes are shockingly high.
#society
The Western Journal: Police Department's Drunk Driving Simulator Takes 'Tragic' Turn, 5 Bystanders Run Over
The Wildwood Police Department aimed to highlight the dangers of drunk driving with a golf cart simulator. Instead, a juvenile driver lost control, running over five bystanders, leaving two hospitalized. The incident, a tragic twist, is now under investigation.
It’s a bitter reminder that even the best intentions can spiral into chaos. The city’s commitment to community safety is now shadowed by this grim accident.
#economy
Fox News: Bed Bath & Beyond's Way Beyond Sale: Score savings on these 16 kitchen picks
Bed Bath & Beyond is slashing prices during its Way Beyond Sale from August 6-14, offering discounts on kitchen essentials, outdoor gear, and even engagement rings. Now's the time to snag deals on appliances like mini coolers and air fryers as the holidays loom.
With 16 enticing picks, each item aims to elevate your kitchen game—from countertop icemakers to premium chef knives. Don’t miss the chance to grab these bargains while they last.
#health
GB News: Young teenager dies after drinking hot chocolate from Costa Coffee
A 13-year-old girl, Hannah Jacobs, dies after a suspected allergic reaction to a hot chocolate from Costa Coffee, despite her mother alerting staff about her dairy allergy. The incident raises questions about food safety and allergen communication in cafes.
An inquest will probe the circumstances, following stricter allergen laws instituted post a similar tragic case years before. The stakes were high, but her allergy was overlooked.
Fox News: Christina Applegate shares 'weird' symptoms she experienced before being diagnosed with MS
Christina Applegate recalls the moment she learned about her multiple sclerosis diagnosis—an unexpected blow after years of unrecognized symptoms. During an interview, she described enduring balance and speech issues while filming "Dead to Me," culminating in a gut-wrenching telehealth call from her doctor revealing the extent of her condition.
Now relying on a cane, Applegate reflects on how the illness has shaped her life since 2021, channeling resilience amidst the challenges. Her journey represents both the fight against a misunderstood disease and the strength found in a supportive community.
#crime
GB News: ‘The link between football and riots needs to be looked at!’ claims former Prison Governor
Vanessa Frake-Harris, a former prison governor, warns of a dangerous link between football and riots, noting connections to organized hooligan groups. As the England League kicks off, tensions rise, prompting the Prime Minister to declare forces will be on high alert.
The Telegraph: Watch: Cargo ship explodes in Chinese port
A cargo ship went up in flames at Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, sending shockwaves a kilometer away. The Taiwanese firm Yang Ming Marine Transport confirmed the blaze, which was caught on tape by security cameras and onlookers.
Explosions at such a busy port mean trouble on the horizon.
GB News: Sadiq Khan is 'speaking as individual muslim' but 'doesn't reassure people about state of policing'
Sadiq Khan's remarks on safety fall flat, failing to quell Londoners' fears over rising crime. The Mayor, shaken by recent chaos, hints at vulnerability but leaves citizens uneasy, craving real reassurance.
Human Events: Taylor Swift ISIS attack suspects planned to suicide bomb Vienna concert
Two teens, 19 and 17, were caught plotting a suicide bombing at a Taylor Swift concert in Austria, aiming to cause mass casualties. The older one, radicalized by ISIS, had quit his job days before while the younger, hired for security, already had plans in the works.
Their homes yielded bomb-making materials and ties to extremist groups, leading to concert cancellations. Austrian authorities had been monitoring them, and a 15-year-old is also under investigation.
#sports
Le Monde: Paris Olympics: The disinformation campaign against Algerian boxer Imane Khelif
Imane Khelif, poised for gold in boxing at the Paris 2024 Olympics, faces backlash and accusations of being a man in a women's sport, sparking a cultural feud over gender identity and sport fairness. As the International Olympic Committee supports her, the IBA promotes exclusion based on biological definitions.
Caught in a crossfire of opinions, Khelif's androgynous physique ignites debates over femininity and competition, revealing deeper societal struggles about identity and fairness. The narrative unfolds as political and cultural forces rally around the controversy.
GB News: Mike Tyson and Jake Paul press conference to have 'special guest' with boxing duo to address controversy
Mike Tyson, at 58, gears up for a showdown with 27-year-old Jake Paul, amidst doubts about his fitness and an age gap that raises eyebrows. As the boxing world buzzes with skepticism, Peyton Manning's presence adds a curious twist to this heated spectacle.
Critics warn Tyson might be outclassed, likening him to a "lamb to the slaughter," as Paul displays a formidable prowess in the ring. Anticipation builds for this clash of generations as the fighters face off for the first time on August 18.
#other
Forbes: Updated Northern Lights Forecast: Greater Chance To See Aurora Borealis Tonight
A geomagnetic storm brews this weekend, pushing the Northern Lights southward, promising dazzling displays across parts of the continental U.S. The Perseid meteor shower will peak simultaneously, lighting up the night sky.
Solar activity is ramping up as the sun approaches its 11-year peak, hinting at more storms in the near future. For those eager to catch the cosmic spectacle, stay clear of city lights and keep an eye on the weather.