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9 Aug 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump Lashes Out At Joe Rogan For Backing RFK Jr.
Joe Rogan stirs the political pot with a nod to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., calling him the only candidate who "makes sense." This doesn't sit well with Trump, who fears Kennedy might siphon votes from his base, igniting a fresh feud in an already chaotic election landscape.
Rogan defends his remarks, claiming they're not endorsements but admiration for Kennedy's civil discourse, while Trump suggests Rogan might face boos at UFC events. With Kennedy's independent bid looming, both major parties eye potential fallout.
Times Of Israel: Top security official tells TV network some hostages don’t have much time left
Some Israeli hostages remain in dire conditions under Hamas, with the clock ticking on their survival. As pressure mounts for a ceasefire-for-hostages deal, U.S. and Middle Eastern mediators push for swift action, revealing the urgency behind the tense negotiations.
Reactions split, with hardliners warning against perceived weakness, while the plight of captives grows increasingly grim. The looming question: can a fragile agreement safeguard lives without sacrificing Israel's deterrence?
The Federalist: 'Fact-Checkers' Rush To Downplay Walz's Stolen Valor Controversy
Legacy media spins the tale for the Democrats, with Glenn Kessler’s “fact-check” shielding Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz from scrutiny over alleged “stolen valor.” His military record’s murky waters stir more than just partisanship; they’re a tangled web of deceit.
As claims of his inflated rank and abandonment of duty rise, Kessler’s defense of Walz treads on thin ice, calling everything “on the line.” In this game of shadows and smoke, the truth can’t seem to catch a break.
Forbes: Trump’s Legal Cases—Including His Sentencing: What’s Happening Through Election Day
Donald Trump is tangled in multiple legal battles as he awaits sentencing for a hush money case, while other trials are on the horizon but delayed until after the election. His court calendar remains crowded, and legal outcomes could influence his presidential campaign.
With the election looming, various appeals and potential dismissals hinge on ongoing hearings, blurring the lines between politics and justice. Trump's strategy seems centered on buying time against the tide of accusations.
#society
The Epoch Times: How to Pick the Perfect Watermelon, According to Farmers Who Grow Them
In summer, tapping watermelons is as common as a warm breeze, but there’s a smarter method. Farmers Wiggins and Gibson advocate for a three-step approach: check for smoothness, a creamy yellow spot, and weight—heavy for size means juicy, not hollow.
And if you insist on thumping, make it a pat; the sound should be solid. Farmers pour their labor into making people happy, one sweet watermelon at a time.
GB News: Japan earthquake: Urgent alert issued over 'MEGAQUAKE' as strong as 9.1 on Richter Scale
Japan's first megaquake warning has sent ripples of anxiety after a 7.1 magnitude tremor injured three, hinting at the potential for a catastrophic 9.1 quake. Experts urge preparedness, recalling the devastation of 2011, where nearly 20,000 lives were lost.
With an uneasy eye on the Nankai Trough, Prime Minister Kishida canceled plans to soothe the public's nerves, knowing well the lurking threat beneath the ocean's surface.
The Telegraph: Tech giants will be forced to ban fake news under Labour plans
The government is eyeing a crackdown on tech firms, compelling them to banish "legal but harmful" content to curb fake news, particularly regarding asylum seekers, in the wake of riots. Critics are wary, decrying the potential for censorship and a threat to free speech.
As tensions rise, social media platforms face scrutiny for their role in spreading misinformation, with calls for stronger regulation. The dormant "legal but harmful" clause may resurface, inviting fears of an unelected force dictating online discourse.
Forbes: Boxer Imane Khelif Fights For Gold Today—As Olympic Gender Debate Rages
Imane Khelif, the Algerian boxer navigating a storm of gender eligibility debate, aims for her nation's first gold in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics. After two unanimous victories, she faces China’s Yang Liu, all while under scrutiny for her identity.
Her early bout sparked outrage, with critics targeting her appearance, heightening the stakes in a sport tangled with politics. The IOC backs Khelif, asserting her eligibility, as she fights not just for glory, but against a tide of prejudice.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US expected to end three-year ban on weapons sales to Saudi Arabia
The Biden administration is lifting a three-year ban on offensive weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, claiming the kingdom has met its obligations regarding the Yemen war. This shift follows increased regional tensions after Hamas's deadly attacks and a softening of opposition from Congress.
The potential sale is entwined with broader deals, including a defense pact and nuclear cooperation, all while navigating the complexities of Middle Eastern geopolitics and human rights concerns amidst a fragile truce in Yemen.
#military
Fox News: 'SEAL Team' star David Boreanaz had 4 MRIs in 4 months while filming military series: 'No shortcuts'
David Boreanaz is hanging up his combat boots after a relentless run on "SEAL Team," where he put his body to the test, racking up four MRIs in four months. At 55, he's learned that toughing it out takes a toll; the show's realism earned respect but drained him dry.
With plans for the future, Boreanaz knows it’s time to take a breather. He craves downtime with family but can't shake that restless drive—work is his pulse, and he's not done yet.
Fox News: Texas man tracks down grandfather's WWII military jacket riddled with shrapnel holes
Mark Holmes wanted to uncover his late grandfather's military past. A simple online search led him to an emotional reunion with a collector, Austin Wideman, who had found his grandfather's World War II Marine jacket.
The jacket sparked stories and memories shared between the two families, reinforcing the bond of history. Wideman even crafted a replica to ensure the tales of valor would endure.
#sports
Human Events: BREAKING: Algerian boxer at center of gender controversy wins Olympic gold in welterweight division
Algeria's Imane Khelif snagged Olympic gold in women's welterweight, beating China's Yang Liu amid a swirl of controversy over past gender eligibility tests. All five judges scored the fight 10-9 in her favor—a hard-won victory after an opponent abandoned a prior bout.
Despite disqualifications from the 2023 world championships, both Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-Ting, set for finals, now meet IOC eligibility criteria, vowing to fight without discrimination. IOC President Bach emphasized their identities and long histories as female athletes.