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#politics
The Telegraph: How Björn Höcke is preparing the ground for an extremist Germany
Björn Höcke, a leading figure in the far-Right Alternative for Germany (AfD), recently achieved significant electoral success in Thuringia, marking the party's strongest performance since the Third Reich. Despite legal controversies and accusations of extremism, he continues to push radical agendas, including anti-immigration sentiments.
Höcke's rhetoric, drawing criticism and comparisons to Nazi figures, has garnered both support and backlash, reflecting a transformation of the AfD toward more extreme positions. His influence challenges Germany's historical narratives and informs current political discourse, especially amid social tensions.
Human Events: BREAKING: Brazil’s Supreme Court forms majority to uphold ban on X—Starlink refuses to comply
The Supreme Court of Brazil has banned Elon Musk's platform, X, due to its non-compliance with court orders, leading to fines for users. The court upheld the ban, asserting Musk's lack of legal representation in Brazil and freezing Starlink's assets as a result.
Starlink has refused to comply with the ban, arguing that the actions against them and X are unconstitutional and infringe on due process. The ongoing dispute highlights tensions over free speech and regulatory control in Brazil.
GB News: Ex-Trump assistant erupts over ‘state sponsored discrimination’ in controversial Oregon scheme
Theo Wold, a former Trump aide, criticized Oregon's policy of granting asylum seekers $30,000 for housing, available only to non-citizens. He raised concerns about the impact of increased immigration on housing markets already struggling from supply issues post-COVID.
Wold argued that such support for illegal aliens is part of a broader effort to blur distinctions between citizens and non-citizens regarding access to resources. Immigration remains a key issue in the upcoming election, with record numbers crossing the southern border.
Fox News: Illinois Gov. Pritzker says nobody should 'underestimate' Trump in debate against Harris
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker cautioned Vice President Kamala Harris about underestimating Donald Trump ahead of their debate on September 10. He acknowledged Trump's past debate successes and emphasized the need for Harris to effectively communicate her points without being flustered.
The Harris campaign seeks to modify debate rules concerning microphone usage, going against the pre-agreed conditions. Their insistence on "hot mics" has raised questions about the established rules for the upcoming debate.
Human Events: German podcast forced by court to delete episode over ‘misgendering’
A German court has ordered the podcast "Hoss and Hopf" to delete an episode for referring to a transgender-identifying biological male as "a man." The court ruled that this language violated the individual's personal rights, as they are legally recognized as a woman.
The podcast hosts face potential fines and imprisonment for non-compliance, and they criticize the court's decision as a troubling infringement on free speech and expression. They are contemplating an appeal against the order.
Breitbart: Black California Legislators Blame Newsom for Reparations Fail; Warn Kamala Could Suffer Politically
California's reparations initiative faced significant setbacks as key bills stalled in the state legislature, prompting frustration among Black lawmakers and activists. Governor Gavin Newsom's caution over costs led to the delay, with proposals lacking direct payouts for affected individuals.
While some legislation aimed to address historical injustices through land return and formal apologies, essential components like a reparations fund and agency were excluded. Advocates are urging lawmakers to re-evaluate the proposals before the upcoming decision deadline.
#society
Fox News: Car crashes through Arizona home as couple was about to sit for dinner
An Arizona couple narrowly escaped injury when a Ford Mustang crashed into their living room just before dinner. Both suffered minor cuts, and all four of their dogs were unharmed. The crash caused an estimated $30,000 in damages.
The 18-year-old driver was arrested for suspected DUI. The couple aims to repair their damaged home after the incident, which shifted the house off its foundation.
Le Monde: Historic French church ravaged by fire
A fire broke out at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Saint-Omer, France, on September 2, 2024, causing the bell tower to collapse. Approximately 90 firefighters contained the blaze by morning, and nearby residents were evacuated; no injuries were reported.
An investigation is underway to determine the cause. The church, built in 1859 and restored in 2018, has significant historical value.
The Telegraph: Taliban hires female spies to catch women breaking harsh laws
The Taliban is employing women to monitor and enforce strict laws on other women, including tracking social media activity and reporting misconduct. This includes women being coerced or paid to assist in ensuring compliance with severe restrictions on women's behavior and rights.
Previously active women face dire consequences; some have been arrested and forced to inform on fellow activists. Financial desperation drives some to collaborate with the regime, further deepening the oppression and highlighting the complex dynamics under Taliban rule.
Times Of Israel: Hamas claims responsibility for dual car bombing in West Bank last week
Hamas claimed responsibility for twin car bombings in the southern West Bank, which resulted in the deaths of two attackers and injuries to Israeli soldiers. These incidents followed calls from Hamas leaders for a resurgence of suicide bombings amid ongoing IDF anti-terror operations in the region.
The violence escalated amid heightened tensions following the October 7 attacks in Israel by Hamas. IDF operations have led to significant arrests of Hamas affiliates in the West Bank, while over 670 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in the conflict.
The Telegraph: Santorini to ban new hotel builds
The Greek government plans to ban new hotel constructions in Santorini to address overdevelopment and mass tourism. Proposed legislation aims to suspend all construction licenses in the caldera zone, responding to concerns over environmental damage and water shortages caused by millions of annual visitors.
As Santorini faces rising visitor numbers, the government is considering measures to limit cruise ship arrivals and manage tourism sustainably while recognizing the significant economic contributions from the sector.
#war
Breitbart: Kyiv Struck by Large Wave of Russian Suicide Drones
Russia launched a significant missile and drone assault on Kyiv overnight, causing injuries and damage to various districts, including schools. As children prepared to return to school, some faced canceled classes due to the aftermath of the attacks.
Both Ukraine and Russia continue intense military offensives with no signs of negotiations, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasized the resilience of education amidst the ongoing conflict.
#history
Times Of Israel: Poland holds state burial for over 700 World War II victims of Nazi Germany
Poland conducted a state burial for over 700 victims of Nazi executions from World War II, discovered in the Valley of Death. The ceremony included a funeral Mass and military honors, emphasizing the need to restore the dignity and memory of those killed.
The remains were exhumed from several mass graves between 2021 and 2024, with some victims identified as teachers, priests, and local professionals. Historians note these executions were a part of Nazi efforts to suppress Polish resistance.
#health
Le Monde: Mpox: French health authorities recommend booster shot to combat risk of new outbreak
The French National Authority for Health advises continued vaccination against mpox, emphasizing that individuals at risk, including men who have sex with men, trans people with multiple partners, and sex workers, should receive Imvanex. This targets approximately 300,000 people in France.
Recent mpox outbreaks have involved two sub-clades, one of which is circulating in France, with 126 cases reported this year. Health officials highlight the significance of early intervention to prevent wider community transmission of the virus.
#crime
The Western Journal: Colorado's Liberal Governor Dismisses Venezuelan Gang Takeover in Aurora as 'Imagination'
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has dismissed claims that the Tren de Aragua gang has taken over an apartment complex in Aurora, labeling it a political fabrication. Local officials, including Councilmember Dani Jurinsky, argue that residents are living in fear, contradicting the governor's stance.
Aurora's mayor, Mike Coffman, acknowledges gang activity in some complexes but emphasizes it does not reflect the city as a whole. He asserts efforts are underway to regain control of affected areas.
The Western Journal: Mother of NFL Rookie Who Was Shot in the Chest Explains How 'God Shielded Him'
NFL rookie Ricky Pearsall was shot in the chest during a robbery in San Francisco but is recovering after the bullet missed vital organs. His mother credited divine intervention for his survival.
A 17-year-old suspect has been arrested and will face juvenile charges, as the incident appears unrelated to Pearsall's status as a player.
#sports
Breitbart: Disney Networks ABC, ESPN Go Dark on DirecTV Impacting 11 Million Outraged Subscribers
DirecTV and Disney have failed to reach a new distribution agreement, resulting in over 11 million subscribers losing access to ESPN, ABC, and other channels during key sporting events, including the U.S. Open and college football games.
The dispute has drawn significant backlash from fans and affected multiple major markets, as Disney claims that DirecTV's actions deny viewers access to essential content. Both companies remain at odds over the terms of the contract.