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30 Aug 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Harris neither crashes nor shines in first televised interview as candidate
Kamala Harris' long-awaited CNN interview on August 29, 2024, came after a notable delay following Joe Biden's withdrawal. The 27-minute session lacked memorable moments, as Harris aimed to project a presidential demeanor but fell short in energy. Major upcoming challenges include a debate with Donald Trump on September 10.
Harris defended the Biden administration's record, labeling Trump's presidency as divisive and outlining her plans, including a tax credit for homebuyers and a commitment to reducing inflation. She reiterated support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict and criticized Trump's handling of immigration reform.
GB News: Starmer should focus on 'getting country back on track' instead of Thatcher portrait, urges Labour Minister
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has faced criticism for removing a portrait of Margaret Thatcher from Downing Street, labeled as "petty" by detractors. The decision follows comments from Thatcher's biographer, who described the artwork as "unsettling."
Forbes: Trump And Harris Locked In A Virtually Tie In Election Betting Markets
Election betting markets indicate a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, with both candidates having nearly equal odds of winning at 49.1%. Trump's position has improved recently, partly due to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s endorsement and campaign suspension.
Trump's odds on various platforms range from 48% to 55%, reflecting a slight edge over Harris in some markets. National polls, however, show Harris leading by an average of 3.5 points.
#society
Fox News: Drug addicts fuel violent crime in spiraling San Francisco
San Francisco's progressive policies and Democratic leadership over the past decade are cited as major factors contributing to the city's drug crisis and rising crime. Critics argue that laws such as Proposition 47 have led to the decriminalization of certain offenses, particularly involving homelessness and drug use.
As a result, there is an increase in violent crime and difficulties in prosecuting offenders. The city is experiencing a surge in overdose deaths, exacerbated by lenient legal consequences, undermining public safety and prompting businesses to close.
GB News: Jeremy Clarkson's new pub hit by scammers DAYS after opening as fans issued warning
Jeremy Clarkson's new pub, The Farmer's Dog, has quickly gained popularity, attracting thousands of visitors since its opening in Asthall, Oxfordshire. However, it has issued a warning about fake social media pages impersonating the establishment and running giveaways.
Clarkson emphasized the pub's commitment to using British produce and mentioned potential benefits for farmers. He also jokingly stated that UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is banned from the pub.
#health
Fox News: Mother frantic to save clinical trial that could cure her daughter: ‘The treatment is sitting in a fridge'
Naomi Lockard, a 3-year-old girl from Colorado, suffers from the rare and fatal genetic disorder SPG50, affecting fewer than 100 people globally. Her family is raising funds for an experimental gene therapy that has shown promise; however, the treatment's high cost poses a significant barrier.
The therapy, developed by parent Terry Pirovolakis after his own son was diagnosed, has already benefited another child, Jack Lockard. Although Jack's health has improved, funding is lacking for further trials. Without financial support, Naomi's access to this potential life-saving treatment remains uncertain.
#sports
GB News: Carlos Alcaraz 'not well mentally' as tennis star delivers alarming verdict after shock US Open defeat
Carlos Alcaraz expressed mental struggles following his unexpected loss to Botic Van de Zandschulp at the US Open. He felt he had regressed after a successful summer, having won both the French Open and Wimbledon, and mentioned difficulties in self-management during the match.
Despite the defeat, Alcaraz acknowledged Van de Zandschulp's performance, admitting his own level of play was insufficient for victory. He recognized the emotional toll of a tight tennis schedule on his well-being.