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The US national debt reached $34,997,540,505,103 as of July 25th, up from $32.59 trillion one year ago. JP Morgan Chase analysts are warning investors about this news. That’s up from $32.59 trillion just one year ago. In a new memo to investors from its private banking arm, JPMorgan analysts say there are underlying risks associated […] The post Severe Warning for Investors on US Fiscal Stability appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Bishop Robert Barron, a popular Catholic cultural commentator, urged Christians to “keep raising our voices” against the Paris Olympics after the committee attempted to quell outrage over an anti-Christian scene from the opening ceremony. Barron castigated the Paris Olympics committee after it apologized for depicting the Last Supper of Jesus with sexualized drag queens. Barron, who delivered a viral reaction to the “gross mockery of the Last Supper,” called the committee’s attempt at an apology patronizing. In another video posted to social media, Barron walked through some of the points of the apology, beginning with the claim that “there was never an intention to show disrespect to any religious group.” “Give me a break. So, we have a group of drag queens cavorting in a kind of sexually provocative way, clearly an imitation of Da Vinci’s Last Supper, which presents to the world the last supper of Jesus, and no disrespect was meant? You think anyone takes that seriously?” Barron asked. “Everyone’s welcome. Everyone’s tolerated,” he said sarcastically, referencing the committee’s claim of espousing tolerance with the depiction. “All this lovely diversity until you get to anyone who disagrees with your ideology. Like these 2.6 billion [Christians.]” Finally, Paris 2024 spokesperson Anne Descamps said of the display, “If people have taken any offense we are really sorry.” Barron said the statement, rather than being conciliatory, was only more provocative. “Christians were offended because it was offensive, and it was intended to be offensive, so please don’t patronize us with this condescending remark about ‘well, if you had any bad feelings, we’re awfully sorry about that,’” the bishop said. “A real apology would be something like, ‘this was a mistake, it never should have been done, and we’re sorry for it.’ I don’t think Christians should be mollified. I think we should keep raising our voices.” To the Paris Olympics organizing committee, not good enough. #OlympicGames #Olympics2024Paris @Olympics pic.twitter.com/p8urrYLhA0 — Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) July 28, 2024 Barron reiterated his displeasure with the apology and his call to action for Christians in an interview with Fox News on Sunday. The bishop said that Western civilization stands to “suffer enormously” with the loss Christianity in its culture. “Here’s what really bugs me. You know, if we just keep mocking Christianity, what will happen when in our culture, people no longer hear the story of the prodigal son? They no longer hear the story of the Good Samaritan? They no longer see the depiction of the Last Supper for what it is? They no longer see the crucified Christ? What will happen to our culture when those things are mocked out of existence? I think the culture will suffer enormously from it,” Barron said. Friends, on Saturday I spoke with Eric Shawn about the offensive Olympics opening ceremony. Today’s apology from the Olympic committee isn’t good enough. pic.twitter.com/8vZmtpb8Ra — Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) July 28, 2024

A British senior who pre-planned his funeral and rehearsed it on TV in 2013, had his final wishes come true after peacefully passing away in June. Malcolm Brocklehurst, who is a renowned aircraft expert, commissioned an orange airplane-shaped coffin ten years ago from Crazy Coffins, an offshoot of a Nottingham-based traditional coffin and urn maker […] The post Grandad Rehearsed His Funeral 10 Years Ago – Now His Final Wishes Come True After his Passing appeared first on Good News Network.

It was the best of worlds for Democrats on Friday’s Washington Week with The Atlantic, as the entire panel of liberal journalists defended vice president and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris from (let’s say it altogether) racist and sexist attacks, while ridiculing the debut of Donald Trump’s own VP pick, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio. Moderator Jeffrey Goldberg was joined by Peter Baker of The New York Times, Eugene Daniels of Politico, Adam Harris of The Atlantic and Asma Khalid of NPR. Before ridiculing Trump’s vice-presidential pick, Daniels joined the frenzied and discredited spin that Vice President Kamala Harris had never been a “border czar” or in charge of the Biden Administration’s failed policies at the border, even though the press had previously informed us she was. Daniels of Politico (who has recently had problems interpreting words) kicked things off. Eugene Daniels, Politico: The biggest thing they’re going to do is call her the “border czar,” right? They’re going to say she was in charge of the border and that’s why it’s so bad. [Laughs] She wasn’t the “border czar!” I was on the press call when they explained it, she was dealing with Northern Triangle, immigration issues and why people were leaving the countries. It doesn’t really matter in this time. Then Daniels played the "racism and sexism" straight-up. Daniels: “I will also say, something that’s really important is that we’ve already seen a lot of racism and sexism, and that’s going to be a huge part of this campaign. And Republican leadership are talking to them behind the scene, and saying please cut it out there are things that we can talk about here, but calling her a DEI hire, and being sexist, I won’t say the things that they’ve been saying.” Goldberg: Wait, I want to be clear who’s saying not to do it, and who--” Daniels: Speaker Mike Johnson has spoken to House Republicans and told them to cut it out…. A bit later, the New York Times White House correspondent seemed to suggest another racist attack on Harris was...calling her a socialist. (Have they even checked her Senate voting record?) Peter Baker, New York Times: Part of what they’re going to do, they’re not going to say “DEI candidate,” at least some of them won’t. They’re going to say ‘socialist,’ right? And that also has an obvious-- Daniels: --connotation. Baker: --connotation, right? And they couldn’t really say it very effectively about Joe Biden because he’s well known to the country, been here for 50 years, he’s kind of Scranton Joe, nobody thinks he’s a socialist. She’s a person of color, woman of color, from California, San Francisco. Asma Khalid, NPR: --radical leftist, they’ll try to say. Baker: And even though in San Francisco she was thought of as being-- Goldberg: --too right-wing-- Baker: --too right-wing, to the rest of the country, that’s an easy sale to make. Goldberg: Adam [Harris], let’s talk about it frankly, how big an issue will racism and misogyny be? She’s a twofer, obviously, she’s a woman of color, we’ve never seen this in a presidential campaign. Does she lose support because of who she is, or are the people who are not apt to vote for a woman of color the people who are never going to vote for a Democrat anyway? After defending Harris, the panel eagerly pivoted to bite into Trump’s VP choice Sen. J.D. Vance and his strangeness. When Daniels talked about the Harris campaign quickly “vetting” her vice presidential choices, Goldberg piped up: Goldberg: Well, the fastest vetting since J.D. Vance, which we’ll get to. I’m promising that we’re going to get to—” [General laughter] A few minutes later they did. Goldberg: What is going on with J.D. Vance? I mean this seems like a troubled pick. [General laughter] After a brief interlude about George Washington never having children, keyed to a Vance comment suggesting parents should have more of a say than non-parents in American democracy: Daniels: He’s having awkward interactions at rallies, he’s having kind of weird videos of what’s happening right now that is making him and his folks uncomfortable. Note: The video really brings out the journalists’ disapproving tone regarding perceived racist attacks on Harris, contrasted with the mocking tone they bring to their treatment of Vance.

Donald Trump Jr. on Sunday accused Google of "intentional election interference" because its "Autocomplete" tool doesn't include the attempted assassination of his father, former President Donald Trump, in its results.

The U.S. said on Sunday that it is in "continuous discussions" with both Israel and Lebanon after Hezbollah launched a rocket on a Golan Heights soccer field, killing 12 children and wounding 20 others.