Vox.com
The RNC clarified Trumps 2024 persona Moderate authoritarian weirdo
Former President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign presents a dual image: one of strategic moderation and outreach to diverse groups, and another of authoritarianism and oddity. The Republican National Convention showcased a professional operation but also highlighted Trump’s divisive politics and unconventional behavior. The selection of controversial VP nominee J.D. Vance underscores Trump’s political liabilities. Despite a well-orchestrated campaign, Trump’s inherent flaws may hinder his chances in the upcoming election.
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Rolling Stone
Trumps Convention Feels Like a 2024 Victory Party. Some Fear Hes Gonna Blow This
The Republican National Convention in Milwaukee exudes confidence in a Trump 2024 victory, with Lara Trump predicting an early win on election night. Despite optimism, some worry about premature celebration and potential shifts in dynamics. While most believe Trump would win if the election were held today, caution against complacency is advised by some party members. Concerns about media narratives influencing voter turnout are also raised.
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The Intercept
The ICJ Ruling Confirms What Palestinians Have Been Saying for 57 Years
The International Court of Justice ruled that Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land and settlements in the West Bank is illegal, calling for reparations and upholding Palestinians’ right to self-determination. The advisory opinion, though not legally binding, could influence foreign policy. While some see it as a significant step, others believe it won’t immediately change the situation on the ground. Israel rejected the ruling, emphasizing its historical ties to the land.
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CNN
Video RNC was compelling until Trump went off the rails, Smerconish says
The article discusses various issues with online video ads, including slow loading, freezing, and loud audio. It questions the relevance of such ads to viewers.
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The Moscow Times
Russia Sentences Evan Gershkovich to 16 Years in Prison on Spying Charges
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich sentenced to 16 years in Russian prison on spying charges, condemned as a sham by Washington and his employer. The trial, closed to media, moved unusually fast, suggesting a potential prisoner exchange deal. The White House and Gershkovich’s family pushing for his release, with President Biden calling him a political hostage. Kremlin open to swap involving Gershkovich.