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26 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Key senator reportedly behind Harris' rise to power withholds his endorsement for president
Senator Jon Tester of Montana will not endorse Kamala Harris in the presidential race, focusing instead on his own re-election campaign. Despite previously supporting her Senate bid and endorsing her for vice president in 2020, he emphasizes that his priorities lie with Montana, not national politics.
Tester is facing a competitive election against Republican Tim Sheehy, with the race considered a "toss-up." He has distanced himself from the Democratic ticket, having previously called on President Biden to withdraw from the 2024 race.
The Western Journal: Trump Says Harris Trying to Change the Debate Rules, Because She Doesn't Really Want to Debate
Donald Trump accused Kamala Harris of attempting to change the debate rules to avoid confrontation, stating that she is not prepared for the upcoming event scheduled for September 10. He emphasized that both campaigns had initially agreed to the same rules, which included muted microphones.
Harris' campaign responded that she is ready to handle Trump’s interruptions and lies, asserting that the recent discussions about microphone usage are now resolved, allowing the debate to proceed as planned.
Fox News: Special counsel Jack Smith appeals dismissal of Trump Mar-a-Lago case
Special counsel Jack Smith has appealed a ruling by Judge Aileen Cannon that dismissed his case against former President Trump concerning classified documents, claiming the appointment of the Special Counsel was constitutional. Cannon's decision stated that the appointment violated the Appointments Clause.
Smith argues his appointment was valid and properly funded, asserting that Cannon misinterpreted the relevant statutes and Supreme Court precedents. Trump has pleaded not guilty to the charges stemming from this investigation.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UN says humanitarian work in Gaza halted as IDF orders evacuation in Deir al-Balah
The United Nations has halted humanitarian operations in Gaza after Israel issued a new evacuation order for Deir al-Balah. A senior UN official stated that operational pauses have occurred since the war began, complicating aid distribution.
The IDF is focused on targeting Hamas operatives in Deir al-Balah, emphasizing the need for civilians to evacuate. The ongoing conflict, which began with a Hamas attack on October 7, has led to significant casualties on both sides.
#economy
The Telegraph: New Zealand’s Net Zero green energy disaster is a terrible warning
New Zealand's power supply is at risk due to reliance on hydropower, a flawed electricity market, and net zero policies. Insufficient gas and coal supplies, coupled with inadequate reservoir management, have led to high market prices and potential blackouts.
Long-term solutions are complicated by environmental concerns, delayed infrastructure, and rising demand for electricity. Options like nuclear power could provide reliable energy without high emissions but face public resistance.
#culture
The Western Journal: Trans Athlete Who Competed in Male Division Until Recently Causes Controversy at Paralympics
Valentina Petrillo, a transgender athlete and former male sprinting champion, will compete against women in the upcoming Paralympics, leading to controversy over fairness in women's sports. Critics argue that Petrillo's previous experience and status as a male athlete provide an unfair advantage.
While some applaud Petrillo's participation, female competitors express concerns about the implications for the integrity of women's athletics. The debate highlights ongoing tensions surrounding transgender inclusion in sports.
#science
Le Monde: Deep-sea seismometers off Haiti's coast take Earth's pulse
The Pourquoi Pas? team deployed 65 ocean bottom seismometers (OBS) around Haiti to study seismic faults. Each OBS was calibrated shortly before deployment to ensure accuracy, as slight clock variations can impact data collection.
Once on the seafloor, the OBS units await signals to initiate their ascent for data retrieval. By sending unique acoustic signals, the researchers can prompt each seismometer to detach from its anchor and return to the surface.