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9 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: The Last Time Walz and Harris Teamed Up, Downtown Minneapolis Was Destroyed
In the summer of 2020, Minneapolis burned under protests turned riots, a storm fueled by Governor Tim Walz's negligence and Vice President Kamala Harris's support for bailouts. While Walz let anarchy reign, Harris ensured the rioters faced no consequences, revealing their radical agenda.
Their partnership sends a clear signal to the left: moderation is off the table, and chaos reigns supreme in their vision for America.
Breitbart: Schweizer Vindicated... Again! DOJ to Seek Charges Against Hunter Biden for Influence Peddling Abroad
Hunter Biden is under DOJ scrutiny for overseas influence peddling tied to payments from Romanian oligarch Gabriel Popoviciu, made while Joe Biden was vice president. Allegations suggest violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act, with ties to China and Russia hinted.
The filings reveal a tangled web of foreign deals and potential political fallout, leading to speculation about future charges and possible pardons. As scrutiny mounts, the protective bubble around Biden seems to be popping.
The Western Journal: California Lawmaker Quits Democratic Party and Goes Republican in Unprecedented Move
In an unprecedented political shift, California State Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil left the Democratic Party for the Republicans, condemning her former party's direction. She argued it no longer aligns with the interests or values of her constituents in a progressively left-leaning state.
Despite the change having minimal impact on the state Senate's power balance, she emphasized the Democrats' failure to address critical issues, insisting her move was a reflection of her dedication to public service above party loyalty.
#society
The Telegraph: Labour warned over attempt to define Islamophobia
Labour's weighing a contentious definition of Islamophobia, aiming to combat rising anti-Muslim attacks but feared to restrict free speech. Critics argue it risks becoming a “blasphemy law” and complicates legitimate religious critique.
While Labour backs the idea, opposition voices caution over vague language and potential legal pitfalls that could hinder counter-terrorism efforts. The debate reflects a growing divide on balancing protection against bigotry with preserving freedom of expression.
Fox News: Joanna Gaines shares emotional goodbye with son as he leaves for college: 'Never gets easier'
Joanna Gaines bids a bittersweet farewell to her eldest son, Drake, as he heads off for his second year of college. She captures the moment on Instagram, reflecting the universal struggle parents face when letting their children fly the nest.
The emotional goodbye resonates with many, sparking a flood of supportive comments. For Joanna and Chip, watching Drake leave has shifted their focus on their younger kids, reminding them just how fleeting time can be.
The Western Journal: Watch: 'Normal' Tim Walz Supports 10-Year-Olds Getting Transgender Care
In a world gone mad, Governor Tim Walz believes kids as young as ten should navigate their own gender identity, even to the bathroom. His comments from a 2017 town hall stir controversy as he preaches compassion amid a growing backlash against such views.
While others label Republicans as "weird," Walz and his allies are seen as champions of a disturbing ideology, obscuring the complexities of child safety and identity behind a veil of moral superiority.
#culture
Forbes: Boxer Imane Khelif Wins Gold Medal As Gender Eligibility Debate Rages
Imane Khelif, the Algerian boxer, clinched gold in women’s 145-pound boxing, a historic win marred by a gender eligibility storm. Despite criticisms and scrutiny over her physical appearance and gender tests, she triumphed without a hint of backing down.
The IOC reaffirmed her athlete identity amid controversies, while Khelif called for respect toward athletes facing bullying. In the ring, she emerged victorious, her fists silencing the doubters.
#crime
Forbes: What To Know About Sonya Massey’s Case: Illinois Sheriff Stepping Down After Fatal Shooting
Sonya Massey, a 36-year-old mother, was shot dead in her home by former deputy Sean Grayson after calling 911 about a prowler. The incident has sparked outrage, leading to Grayson's indictment on murder charges and the resignation of the Sangamon County sheriff.
Critics, including high-ranking officials, emphasize the tragedy highlights systemic issues in law enforcement. Grayson, with a troubled employment history, raises questions about accountability in policing and the need for reform.
#sports
GB News: Imane Khelif wins Olympic boxing gold medal amid controversial gender row
Imane Khelif snagged Olympic gold in boxing, overcoming the reigning champion Yang Liu in a unanimous judges’ decision, marking a historic win for Algeria’s female boxing. This triumph, however, was shadowed by controversy over Khelif's prior gender eligibility disqualification.
Defiantly, Khelif dismissed the critics, focusing instead on her performance and national pride, asserting her talent as a gift to her people. The IOC's support played a pivotal role in her Olympic participation, underscoring the complexities of gender and sport.