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Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reflects on the historic and volatile nature of August, comparing it to the intense July news cycle that saw a failed assassination attempt on former President Trump, President Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 election, and the controversial speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Congress. Pergram wonders if August can live up to the intensity of the previous month, while also highlighting potential events like the Democratic National Convention and the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Fox News hosts, including Sean Hannity, Hugh Hewitt, and Greg Gutfeld, voiced strong criticisms of Vice President Kamala Harris’ policies and her handling of the border crisis. They also highlighted issues related to the upcoming election and the media’s portrayal of Harris.

Venezuela erupted in violent protests after President Nicolas Maduro claimed victory in a disputed election, leaving four people dead and dozens injured. The opposition and international observers have condemned the vote as fraudulent, alleging manipulation of results. Amid rising tensions, the government has clamped down on dissent, with reports of arrests and intimidation. The unrest underscores the deep political polarization and economic crisis gripping the country.

Masoud Pezeshkian, a reformist leader, has been sworn in as the new President of Iran. He defeated hardliner Saeed Jalili in the recent presidential election. The ceremony took place in the Iranian parliament and was attended by foreign dignitaries.

The recent Venezuelan presidential election has sparked a wave of international reactions, with some countries expressing concern over the disputed results and others congratulating President Nicolas Maduro. The election, which saw Maduro declared the winner with 51% of the vote, has been met with criticism from the United States, the European Union, and several Latin American countries, who have raised concerns about the electoral process and called for a thorough investigation. However, some world leaders, including Russia and Cuba, have offered their congratulations to Maduro, praising his victory.

Venezuela has severed diplomatic relations with seven Latin American countries after they questioned the legitimacy of President Nicolas Maduro’s re-election. The opposition alleges widespread electoral fraud, while the Maduro government accuses these nations of interfering in Venezuela’s internal affairs.

Venezuela’s recent presidential election, while peaceful, has been followed by unrest and disputed results. Opposition candidate Edmundo González claims victory based on obtained tally sheets, while the government maintains President Nicolás Maduro won. International concerns have been raised about the electoral process, with calls for the release of official results.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has secured a third term with 51% of the vote, according to the country’s electoral authority. The result, announced despite multiple exit polls indicating an opposition victory, has been met with skepticism and calls for the military to intervene. Opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez, who garnered 44% of the vote, has expressed optimism about the potential for change, while opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has urged the military to uphold the true will of the people.

Venezuela held a presidential election on Sunday, with incumbent Nicolas Maduro facing a formidable challenge from opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia. The vote is seen as a potential turning point for the country, with the outcome potentially ending 25 years of socialist rule. However, concerns about fraud and the government’s control over electoral processes have raised fears that the results may not reflect the true will of the Venezuelan people.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a cabinet reshuffle, marking a refresh of his team ahead of the next election expected in 2025. The reshuffle comes after two senior ministers announced their retirement at the next election. The changes see Tony Burke taking on key portfolios like home affairs, while Clare O’Neil shifts to housing and homelessness. Malarndirri McCarthy becomes minister for indigenous Australians.