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2 Sep 2024
#politics
Fox News: Biden teams up with Harris on campaign trail for 1st time since dropping re-election bid against Trump
President Biden resumes his campaign efforts on behalf of Vice President Kamala Harris after briefly exiting the 2024 race amid party pressure. His initial appearance will be in Pittsburgh, where he aims to solidify support in key battleground states.
Biden will focus on engaging core Democratic constituencies while touting the administration's achievements as a way to bolster Harris's campaign against Donald Trump. The plan includes appearances in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan to emphasize ongoing economic initiatives.
Fox News: George Clooney praises Biden stepping aside as ‘most selfless thing’ since George Washington
George Clooney commended President Biden for stepping aside in the 2024 presidential race, calling it a selfless act comparable to George Washington's decision to relinquish power. Clooney had previously urged for a new Democratic nominee to improve chances against Trump.
Clooney emphasized the difficulty of giving up power and praised Biden for prioritizing the party's future. His comments followed Biden's poor debate performance and growing concerns about his electability, reflecting shifting sentiments among Democratic leaders.
Fox News: Father of Israeli-American hostage pleads for deal 'with Satan' before Biden, Harris enter Situation Room
The father of an Israeli-American hostage held by Hamas urged for urgent negotiations to secure the release of hostages, criticizing the Israeli government's approach. He highlighted the failure of military pressure strategies and called for a shift towards a ceasefire agreement.
Mass protests erupted in Israel, with citizens demanding action to bring the hostages home following the return of bodies of deceased captives. The protests and a general strike reflect growing frustration with the government's inability to achieve a hostage deal.
#society
GB News: Neighbours from hell trying to close off footpath near their home leaving locals fuming
In Brockenhurst, Hampshire, a dispute has arisen over a 200-meter footpath that residents deem essential. The Minchers, who want it closed due to privacy and dog mess concerns, face significant opposition, with nearly 200 objections filed against their application.
Local residents emphasize the path's long-standing community value, with many using it daily. The council dismissed the Minchers' claims, stating their concerns over privacy have arisen from their own property modifications. The New Forest National Park Authority is yet to decide on the matter.
#military
The Telegraph: Russia hits Kyiv with barrage of missiles as schools reopen
Russia targeted Kyiv and other regions with missile strikes, coinciding with the start of the school year. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted numerous missiles and drones, but the attacks caused fires and injuries, impacting civilians and causing damage in multiple districts.
Poland responded by scrambling its air force to intercept any potential incoming threats, emphasizing its own defense responsibilities despite NATO membership. The ongoing violence continues to affect daily life and safety in Ukraine.
#culture
Le Monde: Eiffel descendants criticize plan to keep Olympic rings on tower
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo's plan to keep Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower has faced criticism from Gustave Eiffel's descendants and some locals. They argue the monument should not permanently display a symbol of an outside organization, despite its temporary popularity during the Games.
Cultural and political figures have questioned Hidalgo's decision, emphasizing the need for proper procedures due to the tower’s protected status. Concerns revolve around preserving the Eiffel Tower's historical significance and avoiding its commercialization.
Forbes: Summer Books 2024: ‘The Women’ And New ‘The Housemaid’ Ruled All Beach Reading
The summer's best-selling books include "The Women" by Kristin Hannah, which topped sales with 425,190 copies, followed by Frieda McFadden's "The Housemaid Is Watching" and National Geographic's 2025 Road Atlas. Other notable titles include "Dog Man: The Scarlet Shedder" and Stephen King's "You Like It Darker."
"The Women" fictionalizes military nurses in Vietnam and has sold over 800,000 copies since early June. Bill Gates recommended it, contributing to its sales success.
#crime
Fox News: Missouri police officer mom killed during high-speed chase, leaves behind 6 children
Osage Beach Police Officer Phylicia Carson, 33, died in a crash during a high-speed pursuit after she attempted to stop a speeding vehicle. The driver, Christopher Aaron Bishop Wehmeyer, crashed shortly afterward and has been charged with charges related to the incident.
Carson, a mother of six, joined the Osage Beach Police Department in June 2023. Condolences have been expressed by state officials, who highlighted the risks faced by law enforcement.
The Telegraph: Dominique Pélicot accused of having 'drugged wife nightly so 51 men could rape her'
Protesters disrupted the trial of Dominique Pélicot, a 71-year-old French man accused of orchestrating the rape of his wife by over 50 men while she was drugged. The case, which has shocked France, began amid demonstrations by feminist groups advocating for victims' rights.
Pélicot has admitted to sedating his wife with powerful tranquilisers. She appeared in court with their three children, expressing feelings of betrayal and violation. The trial highlights serious issues surrounding consent and the treatment of victims in such cases.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul provides Mike Tyson update after boxing icon's health scare as Eddie Hearn rages
Jake Paul has declared Mike Tyson to be "super healthy" following a health scare earlier this year. Their planned bout was postponed, with Tyson, now 58, set to return to the ring on November 15 against the younger Paul, who is 27.
While Paul expresses confidence in Tyson's health, boxing promoter Eddie Hearn questions the wisdom of Tyson's return, citing his previous struggles in the sport. The upcoming fight has generated significant controversy and mixed reactions.
#other
Gataway Couple: Don't Waste Your Time In Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park
Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, established in 1916, spans diverse landscapes from sea level to 13,700 feet. It features Mauna Loa and Kilauea, notable volcanoes, and is home to unique ecosystems and cultural heritage, making it an important site for visitors and scientists.
Top attractions include the Crater Rim Trail, Chain of Craters Road, and the Thurston Lava Tube, all showcasing the park's geological features and rich biodiversity. Although visiting can be expensive, the breathtaking scenery and cultural significance make it a worthwhile destination.