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#illegals
Breitbart: Angel Family of Rachel Morin Calls Out 'Lack of Compassion' from Biden, Harris
The Angel Family expresses disappointment in President Biden and Vice President Harris for their perceived lack of compassion following the murder of Rachel Morin by an alleged MS-13 gang member, Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez, an undocumented immigrant. They call for greater acknowledgment and action to protect American citizens.
Martinez Hernandez, previously apprehended multiple times and returned to Mexico, is charged with the brutal murder of Morin after crossing the border again. His case highlights concerns regarding the Biden administration's border policies and illegal immigration.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Nephew: Kamala Harris 'Buckle Your Seat Belts' — It's Going Get More Nasty
Fred Trump III warned that the political climate is becoming increasingly hostile, urging Kamala Harris to prepare for a difficult campaign ahead. He observed that Donald Trump appears weary but remains committed to energizing his base to maintain power.
Trump III expressed concerns about personal attacks and said Trump's associates would support any method to keep him in office.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Harris Hates You
The Biden-Harris administration is accused of seeking to limit free speech under the guise of protecting democracy, highlighting a desire for increased oversight of social media platforms. Kamala Harris has suggested potential regulations reminiscent of authoritarian control.
Critics argue that this approach undermines dissent and echoes previous efforts to censor opposition viewpoints deemed “disinformation.” Concerns are growing that such measures represent a broader trend towards totalitarianism.
The Mirror: New Oasis tickets update as Keir Starmer drops major hint to help fans
Keir Starmer has indicated a potential legal change to address the ticket pricing issue that left fans unable to afford Oasis concert tickets. The government plans to review dynamic ticket pricing practices amid widespread complaints from frustrated buyers.
Prime Minister's remarks emphasize the need for fair ticket pricing for all events, noting the impact on families. The Advertising Standards Agency is reviewing complaints about misleading advertising related to the ticket sales.
The Western Journal: Biden Claims He 'Worked Tirelessly' to Bring Murdered Hamas Hostage Home: 1 Picture Proves Otherwise
The parents of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a young American hostage murdered by Hamas, received the devastating news from Israeli forces. President Biden expressed heartfelt condolences and claimed he worked tirelessly to save him, despite being on vacation during the crisis.
Critics question the authenticity of Biden's statement, highlighting a photo that surfaced showing him vacationing while the situation unfolded. This has led to broader concerns about his leadership and the influence of unelected officials in his administration.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Offered Slavery Reparations for Black Heart Attacks
In 2019, Kamala Harris pledged to support a reparations bill while addressing a convention linked to controversial activist Al Sharpton. Critics have pointed to incidents of violence associated with the group and questioned the implications of Harris's stance on reparations, arguing it shifts focus from personal responsibility to systemic blame.
Harris has suggested that historical injustices contribute to contemporary health disparities among African Americans, a claim contested by experts who attribute such issues largely to lifestyle factors. The debate continues over the nature and effectiveness of reparations efforts in addressing systemic inequalities.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Loses Support in Post-Democrat Convention Poll
Vice President Kamala Harris's support has declined following the Democratic National Convention, with a recent poll indicating she leads former President Donald Trump by just 2%. Harris's approval dropped three points since the last poll, while Trump's fell two.
Undecided voters have increased, suggesting less support for third-party candidates after Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s exit. Key issues for voters include the economy, immigration, and abortion. Harris is underperforming compared to Joe Biden at a similar point in the last election cycle.
The Mirror: Voters deliver brutal one-word verdict as Tory leadership rivals clash
The Tory leadership race is marred by internal disputes, with candidates like Robert Jenrick advocating for stricter immigration policies and ECHR withdrawal. Polls indicate a significant number of voters are skeptical about the candidates' electability, describing Conservative politicians as "weird."
Kemi Badenoch, a frontrunner, criticized quick-fix promises regarding the ECHR, while focus group data reveal discontent among Conservative supporters, suggesting many believe the party deserves to lose the upcoming election.
Fox News: Two U.S. soldiers ambushed, assaulted by mob of Turkish nationalists: 'Yankee, go home!'
Turkish nationalists attacked U.S. soldiers from the USS Wasp in İzmir, resulting in 15 arrests. The Youth Union of Turkey claimed the assault was justified due to U.S. support of Israel, with the group stating that American soldiers would face consequences for their presence in Turkey.
The U.S. Embassy confirmed the soldiers are safe and thanked Turkish authorities for their swift response. Video footage showed the soldiers under physical attack while bystanders chanted anti-American slogans.
#society
The Mirror: Keir Starmer gets new family pet - but admits major flaw of Downing Street flat
Keir Starmer has decided to get a Siberian kitten for his family after negotiations over a dog. However, installing a cat flap for the new pet is complicated due to the bomb-proof door at their Downing Street flat.
The family already has a rescue cat named JoJo, and Starmer jokes about JoJo being treated with more respect than he is. Meanwhile, it's uncertain how well JoJo will adapt to the presence of Larry, the longstanding Downing Street cat.
GB News: Sat Nav horror leaves two dead after directions led driver wrong way down slip road
A head-on collision occurred on the A5 near Milton Keynes, resulting in the deaths of Amal Mohammed Ahmed and Tracey Julie Haybittle. Ahmed mistakenly drove the wrong way due to confusing sat-nav directions, despite various safety measures at the junction.
The coroner raised concerns about the potential dangers of sat-nav directions and issued a report to major technology companies for preventive actions. Similar incidents have highlighted the risks associated with over-reliance on navigation systems.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: U.N. Chief Fails to Condemn Hamas in Response to Hostage Murders
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres faced backlash for failing to directly condemn Hamas after the murder of Israeli and American hostages. Critics accused him of moral bankruptcy and inaction, emphasizing the need for clearer condemnation of the terrorists responsible.
Guterres' message referred to the need for the unconditional release of all hostages but did not specifically address the recent killings. His comments have drawn sharp criticism from various quarters, highlighting the challenges facing the U.N. in responding to such crises.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: The Deep State Church
Cardinal Blase Cupich's invocation at the Democratic National Convention drew criticism for his silence on abortion, especially as Planned Parenthood provided services nearby. Conservative Catholic leaders expressed disappointment, accusing him of betraying pro-life values in favor of broader social concerns aligned with Pope Francis.
Cupich's actions reflect a trend within the Catholic Church under Pope Francis, placing less emphasis on abortion and prioritizing issues like environmental sustainability and economic redistribution. Critics argue this undermines traditional Catholic teachings and the pro-life movement's goals.
#culture
The Western Journal: New Season of Amazon's ‘Lord of the Rings' Show Slammed as 'The Ultimate Insult to Tolkien’
Amazon's second season of "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" has faced significant backlash from Tolkien fans, who argue it strays from the author's moral absolutism. Critics describe the series as lacking a proper understanding of Tolkien's themes, labeling it an "abomination."
Concerns also include the portrayal of orcs, which some believe undermines the clear delineation between good and evil that Tolkien emphasized. This criticism compounds the negative reception following the first season, challenging Amazon's investment in the franchise.
#health
Breitbart: Study: Weight Loss Drugs Lowered Coronavirus Deaths by 33 Percent
Studies published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology indicate that weight loss drugs like semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) can significantly reduce the risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19. Patients taking semaglutide had lower rates of mortality and serious adverse events compared to those on placebo.
The research observed 17,604 participants with cardiovascular disease over an average of 3.3 years. Findings suggest that semaglutide may benefit broader patient outcomes, including reduced deaths from infectious diseases.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Victor Davis Hanson Video: "I Told You Something is Coming & Now It's Here"
Victor Davis Hanson highlights a growing concern regarding universities producing graduates who are exacerbating a national crisis. He emphasizes the implications of this trend on society.
#sports
The Western Journal: Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese Both Break Records: Is the WNBA Rookie of the Year Race Over?
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, WNBA rookies, recently set records that highlight their contrasting impacts on their teams. Clark led the Indiana Fever to a winning record for the first time in over five years, while Reese became the all-time single-season rebounding leader.
Despite their impressive individual achievements, their team performances draw a stark contrast; Clark's success ties to her team's improvement, whereas Reese's stats come amid her team's struggles. This dynamic shapes their narratives in the ongoing rookie of the year conversation.