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22 Jul 2024
#politics
Le Monde: 2024 US election: How the Democratic presidential candidate will be nominated
With Biden's unexpected withdrawal, Kamala Harris steps into the spotlight, facing a tumultuous path to secure her nomination. Despite heavy backing, the party's delegates hold the reins, free to follow their conscience rather than the president’s endorsement.
As convention looms, tensions simmer beneath the surface with murmurs of dissent among the ranks. Harris knows the stakes—her ambition to unite the party hinges on winning over skeptics before the final roll call in Chicago.
#society
GB News: Tui passengers left devastated as plane forced to turn back on way to Greece because airport was closed
A Tui flight from Cardiff to Zante was forced to turn back mid-air when the Greek airport closed for the night, leaving passengers devastated after a five-hour delay. Tears were shed and anger flared as they realized their holiday vanished before it even began.
Amid chaotic communication, the pilot's decision to fly to a closed airport left many feeling cheated, stuck 2,000 miles from their destination. Frustrated holidaymakers voiced their outrage, holding Tui accountable for the unnecessary heartbreak.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu departs for Washington amid anger at home and turmoil in the US
Netanyahu flies to Washington to meet Biden amid rising tensions at home and abroad. In a politically charged atmosphere, he aims to present a united front, push for hostage negotiations with Hamas, and reassure that Israel remains a steadfast ally despite strains in their relationship.
Accompanied by families of hostages, some criticize his visit as a distraction from necessary action. As the political landscape shifts with Biden's exit from the race, Netanyahu's address to Congress could tip the scales on key negotiations.
#culture
Fox News: American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on presidents, country queens and the Big Kahuna
Every week, the American Culture Quiz offers a glimpse into the nation’s quirks, from heroic presidents to Hawaii’s surfing legends. It’s a test of trivia that cuts to the core of Americana, covering everything from songs of hope to culinary favorites.
This week, tackle questions about who survived tragedy among presidents, the origins of Olympic sports, and the beloved tunes that shape our dreams. Can you master the art of American knowledge?
#health
The Economist: Clues to a possible cure for AIDS
In a smoky haze of hope and despair, doctors and scientists grapple with AIDS, a disease that still grips 40 million souls, despite recent strides. While infections and deaths are on the decline, the dream of eradicating AIDS by 2030 remains a distant glimmer.
Meanwhile, the whispers of science promise unforeseen futures: from moon caves for astronauts to AI that predicts crises. But more shadows loom, like avian flu's potential to exploit human vulnerabilities. In this dance of discovery and disease, the stakes couldn’t be higher.
#crime
Fox News: Sen. Ron Johnson releases preliminary findings of probe into Trump assassination attempt
Sen. Ron Johnson's investigation into the July 13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump reveals critical lapses in security. The Secret Service didn't attend a local security briefing, leading to chaos as the gunman opened fire, killing one and injuring Trump.
Local law enforcement had alerted the Secret Service about the suspect, but communication failures persisted. The findings highlight serious concerns about federal coordination and preparedness during the rally.
#sports
GB News: Tiger Woods told to retire 'before he embarrasses himself' after struggles at The Open
Tiger Woods floundered at The Open, missing the cut by a wide margin, triggering calls for his retirement. Injuries have dimmed the once-mighty golfer's shine as he grapples with a stark decline in performance, struggling to match past glories.
Despite harsh criticism and his own admission of not being physically sharp, Woods remains stubbornly passionate, vowing to continue playing, even as many believe it's time for him to hang up the clubs for good.