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10 Aug 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Haitian National Previously Convicted in Deadly Smuggling Scheme Arrested after Returning to Florida
In a Fort Lauderdale alleyway, the ghosts of nine lost migrants linger. Jimmy Metellus, a Haitian smuggler, recaptured after his release from a 14-year sentence, faces federal charges for illegally re-entering the country from which he had been exiled.
The sea claimed lives before justice caught up with him. Now, with a maximum of 20 years looming, Metellus is in a tight spot once more, as law enforcement tightens the noose on his murky journey through the cracks of the American dream.
#politics
Fox News: Tim Walz 'misspoke' about using weapons ‘in war,' Harris campaign says: report
Tim Walz, the Democratic VP candidate and Minnesota Gov., faced backlash over a 2018 video where he claimed military weapon handling experience. A campaign spokesperson clarified he misspoke while advocating for gun control, emphasizing only trained military personnel should access such weapons.
Republicans, particularly JD Vance, accused Walz of "stolen valor," highlighting that while he served in the National Guard, he never saw combat. The criticism intensifies the scrutiny on his military claims as the campaign heats up.
Breitbart: Smartmatic Head Charged with Bribing Election Officials to Get Contracts in Philippines
A grand jury in Florida indicted Smartmatic's Roger Piñate and two others for bribery and money laundering linked to the 2016 Philippine elections. Allegations involve over $1 million in bribes to secure election contracts, aided by fictitious agreements and a slush fund.
The charges mark a stark intersection of international business and electoral integrity, where corruption looms large. Smartmatic insists it remains committed to transparency, despite the storm brewing around its executives.
Fox News: Arizona Kamala Harris rally speakers court 'John McCain Republicans' support; man brings border map for VP
In Glendale, Vice President Harris' rally aimed to woo moderate Republicans, with appeals from local leaders invoking John McCain's legacy. They urged voters to prioritize country over party and reject Trump, portraying the Harris-Walz ticket as a beacon of moderation amid rising extremism.
Opposition outside echoed fears of job loss and crime linked to immigration, emphasizing a growing divide within the GOP. The line between party loyalty and practicality grows thinner as more voice discontent with Trump's influence.
Breitbart: WSJ in 2006: Walz Retired as 'Master Sergeant'; False Claims Continued
Tim Walz, former congressional candidate, misrepresented his military retirement status, claiming to be a command sergeant major instead of a master sergeant. This discrepancy persisted even after reputable sources clarified his actual rank in 2006.
Despite the truth being out, support and media continued to mislabel him, illustrating a tangled web of accountability and perception in politics.
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: The Democratic Party refuses to change, no matter what
Laura Ingraham takes a razor to the Democratic Party's fresh attempt to spin Vice President Harris as a beacon of joy, lampooning their unchanged, faltering policies. She argues there's a hollow contrast between sunny rhetoric and a harsh reality for middle-class Americans.
The Democrats, she insists, continue to peddle a rotten product, swapping out Biden's gloom for Harris's empty cheer—no substance, just vibes.
Breitbart: Campaign: A-Walz 'Misspoke' When Claiming to Carry Weapons 'In War'
Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota is facing backlash for falsely claiming military service that never included combat. Despite his assertions about carrying weapons in war, he was not a combat veteran, leading to accusations of stolen valor and a media storm around his campaign.
The Harris campaign is scrambling to mitigate the fallout, altering Walz's official biography and offering vague defenses. Meanwhile, the Trump campaign seizes the opportunity to press further on Walz's credibility, questioning why he avoids addressing his inaccuracies directly.
Fox News: Tim Walz says he 'misspoke' when he said he used weapons ‘in war': report
Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota Gov, faced backlash over his military service remarks in a 2018 video. His campaign asserts he "misspoke," clarifying he believes weapons of war should be restricted to trained military personnel.
Despite the controversy, his team emphasizes a commitment to gun control, contrasting his stance with that of Donald Trump and JD Vance, whom they accuse of siding with the gun lobby over public safety.
#health
Times Of Israel: Foreign doctors answer the call to help in Israel’s hospitals and rehab centers
In the chaos of conflict, retired Brigadier General Robert Ezenauer leapt at the chance to volunteer in Israel, bringing surgical skills honed in war zones to a beleaguered hospital. He was one of many foreign doctors answering the call to assist amidst a torrent of injury and desperation.
While warriors maimed by battles seek healing, a tapestry of volunteers stitch together hope—surgical techniques shared, spirits lifted, and hearts united under the weight of trauma. These are not just lives saved; they are stories woven into the fabric of resilience.
Fox News: What is POTS, the disease affecting Olympic swimmer Katie Ledecky?
Katie Ledecky, Olympic swimming champion, has revealed her struggle with POTS, a disorder that disrupts the autonomic nervous system, causing symptoms like dizziness and fatigue. In her memoir, she discusses the challenges and management strategies of living with this often-misunderstood condition.
While POTS can trigger debilitating symptoms in athletes and others alike, effective management through hydration, exercise, and medical support enables many to regain control of their lives. For Ledecky, swimming serves as both sport and therapy in her fight against this "invisible" illness.