Wednesday, August 7, 2024
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Jack Smith Has Wrenching Decisions To Make If He Wants Any Chance of Trying Trump
The special counsel has to present his path forward from the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling — could it include more, rather than fewer, charges?
Shapiro May Not Have Wanted Vice Presidential Job
Governor Shapiro reportedly called Vice President Harris after their interview to express reservations about leaving Pennsylvania.
An Ousted ‘Squad’ Member, Cori Bush, Rails Against Pro-Israel Lobbying Group, Threatening To ‘Tear Your Kingdom Down’
Bush was unseated by a St. Louis County prosecutor, Wesley Bell.
Outpouring of Support for Outspoken Chiefs Kicker Butker After Inking Lucrative New Contract
Washington Warns Turkey on Military Exports to Russia, Britain Braces for Riots, and Mideast Tensions Soar
Columnists
While Harris and the Democrats Run Against Trump, the 45th President Picks Fights With His Fellow Republicans
Call It the Modern Democratic Party: Walz Shares Harris’s Disrespect for the Economic Power of Business
Vice President Harris’s Choice of Walz Teaches Voters a Lot About Who She Is
Editorials
Opinion
The Choice in November Will Be Between California Values and Family Values
Where Have All of America’s ‘Wise Men’ Gone?
First the Inflation Wave, Now Unemployment: Middle America’s Economic Woes Worsening as Election Nears
Harris’s First Major Mistake: Doubling Down on a Progressive as Her Running Mate
National
Speaker Johnson, in an Exclusive Interview With the Sun, Calls His Party the Steward of ‘the Great Things’
The lawmaker from Louisiana acknowledges isolationist currents in the GOP and calls on the Trump-Vance ticket to ‘focus on policy.’
Elon Musk Files Antitrust Lawsuit, Declares ‘War’ on Marketing Coalition for Advertising Boycott of X
The chief executive of X, Linda Yaccarino, accuses the Global Alliance for Responsible Media of coordinating an ‘illegal boycott’ in an open letter to advertisers.
A New York County Passes Anti-Mask Bill To Prevent Anti-Israel Protesters From Shielding Identities
The Mask Transparency Act, passed by Nassau County on Long Island on Monday night, paves the way for similar mask bans to be implemented across the state.
Did Biden’s ‘Woke’ Economic Policies Fuel Inflation?
Veteran Wall Street reporter Charles Gasparino investigates ESG regulation in his new book, ‘Go Woke, Go Broke.’
NBA Tries To Capitalize on Dream Team’s Enduring Impact
The commissioner is looking beyond Olympic gold to expand the league brand.
Can Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens Join Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as a Popular Culture Power Couple?
The gymnast and the football player have shone at the Paris Olympics.
Foreign
Three Taylor Swift Concerts Canceled Over Terror Fears After Austrian Police Thwart Plans of Attack
Two suspects with alleged ties to radical Islam were arrested.
NATO Member Turkey Asks To Join Genocide Case Against Israel at United Nations’ High Court
In May, Turkey suspended trade with Israel, and, far from designating Hamas a a terrorist organization, its president has commended the group as a liberation movement.
Ukraine, in a First, Sends Its Forces To Invade Russia — in Kursk Region, Where History Stirs Dark Memories
The goal of the invading Ukrainians may be to create such insecurity that the Russian has to devote precious manpower to defend the border. Ukraine has no territorial claims on Russia.
Eric Trump Denounces Meghan Markle, Prince Harry as ‘Spoiled Apples,’ Would ‘Happily Send Them Back’ to England
The 45th president’s son expresses his less-than-favorable views of the royal couple during an interview with GB Media.
Hamas Says It Has a New Leader, but in Reality Yehya Sinwar Has Been Running the Terrorist Show
Sinwar is the organization’s Gaza leader and architect of the October 7 attacks against Israel. He is considered a cunning and ruthless operator, and the hardest of Hamas hard-liners.
Austria’s Former Chancellor Says Europe’s Shift to the Right Marks Political ‘Course Correction’
The perception that there’s a big revolution going on,’ Sebastian Kurz tells the Sun, ‘is not true if you look at the facts and figures.’
Politics
Harris Opens Up National Edge Against Trump Ahead of Swing State Tour: Poll
New polling shows a tight race nationally as Vice President Harris embarks on a swing state tour.
Did Taylor Swift Slip Her Coveted Presidential Nod Into an Instagram Post?
The singer is known for clever Easter eggs and secret messages in her social media content.
Trump Doubles Down on Demanding Fox Debate, Saying He Won’t Appear on ABC
‘I want to debate her,’ the former president says, insisting that the forum take place on his preferred network.
Democrats Call on Administration To Crack Down on Political Betting Ahead of Election
Some congressional Democrats are hoping to have the burgeoning political betting market reigned in.
Trump and His Allies Audition New Attacks on Harris-Walz Ticket
Republicans are reaching back to 2020 for their 2024 messaging against the new Democratic ticket.
Editorials
Opinion
The Choice in November Will Be Between California Values and Family Values
Where Have All of America’s ‘Wise Men’ Gone?
First the Inflation Wave, Now Unemployment: Middle America’s Economic Woes Worsening as Election Nears
Harris’s First Major Mistake: Doubling Down on a Progressive as Her Running Mate
Popular
Did Taylor Swift Slip Her Coveted Presidential Nod Into an Instagram Post?
Jack Smith Has Wrenching Decisions To Make If He Wants Any Chance of Trying Trump
An Ousted ‘Squad’ Member, Cori Bush, Rails Against Pro-Israel Lobbying Group, Threatening To ‘Tear Your Kingdom Down’
Ukraine, in a First, Sends Its Forces To Invade Russia — in Kursk Region, Where History Stirs Dark Memories
Judge Chutkan Puts Trump on Notice That Jack Smith’s January 6 Case Is Alive
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