NATION
15 Things We Saw at the Democratic National Convention
House Republicans Release Scathing 300-page Report Outlining Biden Impeachment Evidence
Republicans Are Finally Catching Up On The Left’s Biggest Rig Of 2024 Election
WARNING! The Next Civil War is Happening Now | Whatifalthist (YT)
US president Joe Biden gives farewell speech at DNC, but public moves on
Why are there so many empty seats at the DNC? (Mainstream)
Walz: Communism Means ‘Everyone Shares’
CHAPTER 30: Marxist Past, Present, and Future
WORLD
How many Russian soldiers have been killed in the Russian/Ukranian War? From Higest estimate to lowest.
1. At least 600,000 (YT) Editor’s Note: This guy seems to be a Zelensky cheerleader.
2. Two-Thirds of Putin’s Army in Ukraine Lost, Kyiv Figures Say (Mainstream)
3. Ukraine’s Scorecard On Russian Casualties
4. 120,000 Russians Killed Since Start Of War
Somewhere between 120, 000 and 600,000 Russian soldiers killed since start of the war and Russia classifies the official body count.
How Many Ukrainian casualties in the Russian/Ukrainian War? (Ukraine also classifies the official body count.)
1. February 25, 2024: Ukraine war: Zelensky says 31,000 troops killed since Russia’s full-scale invasion (Mainstream)
2. April 2024, Russian Defense Minister Estimates 500,000 Ukrainian Soldiers Lost
3. July 18, 2024 : US Congress: 500, 000 Soldiers On Both Sides
Ukraine has lost somewhere between 31,000 soldiers (February 2024) and 500, 000 soldiers (April 2024). Note that “Killed in action” only accounts for about 36% of military casualties. Civilian casualties are not included in any of these estimates.
HEMISPHERE
Liberals, U.S. embassy, some civil servants withdraw from Ottawa Pride parade over pro-Palestinian stance (Mainstream)
Canadian ambassador builds connections at Democratic convention (Mainstreamish)
Multiple reports from the “Darien Gap,” heart of the U.S. Border Crisis
HEALTH
As cancer rates soar in younger people, experts seek answers
MACRO
Inflation under Kamala Harris hit the working class 20% harder than the wealthy
Thailand’s Srettha touts plans for legalising casinos, building nuclear plant to cut power costs
Are the Olympics Really a Good Deal for Host Countries?
MICRO
Life Coaching Is A $6 Billion Industry
Remote work statistics and trends in 2024 (Mainstream)
How to Start Your Life Coaching Business Plan & Template
WORTH ANOTHER LOOK
Walz announces vaccine mandate for state employees, House brings back mask mandate
ONE MORE TIME
How Taxpayers Will Heavily Subsidize Democrat Boots on the Ground This Election
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