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10 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: RNC, JD Vance Blast Kamala Harris for Hiding from Media
The Republican National Committee and Sen. JD Vance are hammering Vice President Kamala Harris for dodging press conferences and interviews since stepping in for Biden. They claim she's recycling speeches, hiding behind the teleprompter, and avoiding real questions.
Critics argue that this strategy is a desperate attempt to mask her lack of readiness for the presidency. Vance notes the stark contrast with Trump, who welcomes media inquiries while Harris clings to scripted lines, leaving the public questioning her competence.
Breitbart: Report: Anti-Crypto Biden-Harris Admin 'Got Yelled At' By Crypto Executives
Cryptocurrency executives confronted the Biden-Harris administration in a virtual meeting, blistering them for stringent anti-crypto policies that have left the industry in turmoil. Despite the tension, there's a glimmer of hope that Kamala Harris could pivot to support digital assets.
Critics remain skeptical, viewing any shift as empty promises, while Trump positions himself as the "crypto president." The meeting was less about mending fences and more about airing grievances, underscoring the widening rift between the government and the crypto sector.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US to release $3.5 billion of Israel military aid package approved by Congress
Washington is releasing $3.5 billion in military financing to Israel, aimed at procuring US-made weapons, part of a larger funding bill passed during ongoing conflict with Hamas. Concerns about escalating violence with Hezbollah and Iran linger on the horizon.
Secretary Blinken reassured Israel of US support while advocating for de-escalation and a diplomatic resolution, emphasizing the need for a ceasefire in Gaza to secure hostages and enable humanitarian aid.
#military
Breitbart: Houthi Leader Concedes Hamas Chief's Death Was a 'Big Loss' that 'Greatly Impacted' Middle East
Abdul-Malik al-Houthi mourned Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh's death, claiming it significantly affected the Middle East. While Biden worried it wouldn't help ceasefire prospects, al-Houthi vowed revenge, positioning Haniyeh's elimination as a rallying point for jihadist unity.
The Iranian government ignored allegations of Israeli involvement, instead blaming the U.S. and pledging retaliation. Meanwhile, al-Houthi praised Haniyeh's legacy as a leader undeterred by his death, asserting Hamas would not falter in its mission.
#crime
Le Monde: Third suspect in custody over plot targeting Taylor Swift shows in Vienna
In Vienna, fans celebrated Taylor Swift despite a foiled terror plot targeting her canceled concerts. Three suspects were arrested, inspired by extremist ideologies, aiming to unleash chaos on attendees. The heartbreak echoed through the city as Swifties sang her hits in the streets.
Authorities moved swiftly, bolstered by U.S. intelligence, showing determination against radical threats. While the concerts vanished from the calendar, the spirit of the fans remained unbroken amidst the shadows of danger.
Fox News: Suspected serial killer who was long-haul truck driver charged after DNA links him to 47-year-old murders
A long-cold case springs back to life as Warren Luther Alexander is charged with murdering three women in Southern California in 1977. The killer, linked through DNA after decades of silence, operated under a smokescreen where the shadows of his past linger like a bad dream.
Authorities suspect he may have more victims across the nation, but for now, justice has a name, and it’s finally catching up to a ghost.
#other
Breitbart: U.N. Counter-Terrorism Official Warns Islamic State Is Gaining Power in Africa
The U.N. warns that the Islamic State is expanding its influence in West Africa and the Sahel, exploiting political instability and technological advancements. Their operations may soon spread over a vast territory from Mali to northern Nigeria and parts of East Africa, presenting a growing global threat.
In a tense Security Council session, nations like China and Russia took shots at Western policies while African representatives called for more support to combat terrorism. The specter of ISIS-K looms in Afghanistan, a reminder that the world must unite against these menacing forces, or face dire consequences.