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9 Aug 2024
#politics
Le Monde: G7 ambassadors boycott Nagasaki ceremony to protest Israel's non-invitation
In Nagasaki, the 79th anniversary of the atomic bombing took a sharp political turn. The city, avoiding Israel's presence amid the Gaza conflict, faced backlash from G7 nations, while the mayor echoed fears over escalating global conflicts, reflecting a deeper moral rift.
Sweltering in Peace Park, he honored the hibakushas, as demonstrations supporting Gaza added to the charged atmosphere. Hiroshima extended an olive branch to Israel, while Nagasaki's choice has been marked as "regrettable," igniting debate over the lasting legacy of war and peace.
Fox News: Viral Harris-Walz camo hat raises $1 million, draws NRA scorn
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's camo hat, emblazoned with "Harris/Walz," sold out quickly, raking in nearly $1 million for the Harris campaign. It plays to his hunting background while drawing fire from critics who see irony in his support for stricter gun laws.
The hat symbolizes a political strategy to court Midwestern voters and highlights a tension between rural culture and gun control advocacy. Walz's duality as a hunter and gun regulation supporter could either charm or alienate constituents.
#society
Fox News: Three Columbia University administrators resign after 'antisemitic tropes' found in text messages
Three deans at Columbia University resigned following text exchanges that revealed antisemitic sentiments during a panel on Jewish life. Their comments, seen as unprofessional, drew national attention and a congressional investigation.
In response, the university plans to implement antisemitism training for faculty and staff, as protests against Israel intensified on campus.
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: What passing over Shapiro says about Kamala
Fox News highlights a troubling surge in antisemitism, with stories ranging from a lawsuit against Harvard over campus prejudice to threats facing Israeli athletes ahead of the Paris Olympics. D.C. gatherings focus on Jewish student leadership amid rising tensions.
JD Vance critiques Kamala Harris for her vice presidential pick, claiming it succumbs to far-left pressures, illustrating the widening political and cultural divide over issues of representation and identity.
#culture
On The Water: The Meaningful Connections We Make Through Fishing
Fishing isn't just about casting lines; it’s about the bonds—between fishers, friends, and the memories wrapped up in cherished gear. Each lure and rod carries stories of those who've shared the water and life, creating connections that tide over time and distance.
The author, through well-worn tools and stories of friends, connects his past and present, honoring those lost while celebrating the joy of the catch. In the end, it’s the shared experiences that reel him in, making the experience truly meaningful.
#sports
Forbes: Everything We Know About The Olympics Closing Ceremony—As Rumors Fly About Big-Name Performances
Next weekend's Olympics closing ceremony at Stade de France will dazzle with acrobats, medal presentations, and a sneak peek of the 2028 games. Tom Cruise is set to perform a thrilling stunt. Fans wait to see if big-name artists will grace the stage.
Katie Ledecky and Nick Mead will carry the U.S. flag, while controversy brews as the Romanian Prime Minister boycotts over a scoring scandal affecting a gymnast. As the Olympic flame extinguishes, emotions run high amid the celebration.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Don't Waste Your Time In Grand Teton National Park
Grand Teton National Park, often eclipsed by Yellowstone, sees millions flock to its dramatic peaks and serene lakes. Established in 1929, it offers stunning landscapes and wildlife, perfect for hiking, fishing, and photography.
Don’t miss Jenny Lake or the scenic Teton Park Road; they’ll etch the park’s beauty into your memory. Plan ahead for camping, as spots fill up fast among this hidden gem of Wyoming.