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2 Sep 2024
#politics
Forbes: Summer TV Dominated By Trump, Harris, Biden—And Simone Biles
The summer of political events, including the first Trump-Biden debate, significantly increased TV viewership, leading to a historic 51.3 million viewers. Other major events, like Kamala Harris's nomination speech and Biden's address on his reelection campaign, also attracted large audiences.
In total, the Olympics garnered an average daily viewership of 30.6 million, with the opening day reaching 41.5 million. The assassination attempt on Trump further drew attention, resulting in over 19 million viewers turning into news coverage for updates.
Le Monde: Israeli labor court orders end to strike pushing for Gaza hostage deal
Families of hostages held by Palestinian militants in Gaza protested in Tel Aviv on September 2, 2024, demanding their release. An Israeli labor court intervened to halt a nationwide strike by the largest union, citing its politically motivated nature.
The Histadrut union's strike aimed to address the hostage situation rather than economic issues, prompting legal action from Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. Mass demonstrations followed the announcement of six recovered hostages' deaths.
Le Monde: Macron considers new name in prime minister search
President Emmanuel Macron is considering appointing Thierry Beaudet, president of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, as the new prime minister amid struggles to form a coalition. Beaudet has experience in civil society, labor, and health sectors.
The Elysée has reportedly chosen Bertrand Gaume as the chief of staff for the new prime minister, highlighting connections to past political roles. However, the Elysée has not confirmed the potential appointments.
#society
The Telegraph: Putin makes rare remark about his private life
Vladimir Putin shared that some of his family members speak fluent Chinese during a visit to a school in Kyzyl. His comments come amid rumors about his children and their language skills, and highlight Russia's closeening ties with China, established as a partnership in 2022.
Putin, who is known to speak several languages himself, emphasized the value of English and its role in cultural exchange. This aligns with current educational trends, where multilingualism is increasingly encouraged.
GB News: Former Met detective calls for change to Notting Hill Carnival policing after two deaths: ‘More needs to be done!’
Concerns have risen over the policing of Notting Hill Carnival following the deaths of two individuals from violence during the event. Former Detective Superintendent Shabnam Chaudhri emphasized the need for better intelligence and strategies to manage potential threats, suggesting that attackers exploit the festival's open nature.
While some argue for relocating the carnival to a more controlled environment, Chaudhri maintains that violence can occur anywhere, stating it should not be halted or moved due to its significant cultural and economic impact.
GB News: Waspi women slam DWP's Pension Credit drive as older Britons lose £300 energy bill benefit: 'No substitute for justice!'
The Waspi campaign criticizes the UK Government for not resolving issues faced by women born in the 1950s regarding state pension changes. They express concerns over the means-testing of the Winter Fuel Payment, arguing it further disadvantages vulnerable pensioners.
The Department for Work and Pensions aims to boost Pension Credit uptake, addressing around 880,000 missing claims among pensioners. The Government emphasizes the importance of applying for Pension Credit to assist with rising energy costs.
Forbes: Why This Rural Washington River Town Was Airbnb’s Most Sought-After Summer 2024 Travel Destination
Quincy, Washington emerged as the top U.S. summer travel destination on Airbnb, attracting tourists with its natural attractions and events like concerts at the Gorge Amphitheater. Other popular destinations included Columbia, South Carolina and Las Vegas, highlighting a trend for family-oriented, water-focused getaways.
Amid rising bookings, over half of the top places were near water, and searches for properties with interactive amenities surged. This summer, 271 million Americans were expected to travel, driven by interest in natural settings and local events.
#military
The Telegraph: Good news at last on Ukraine’s most urgent military problem
Norway has approved a deal to transfer artillery production to Ukraine, addressing a major shortfall in ammunition as the war with Russia continues. This partnership with Nammo is crucial for Ukraine’s shift toward self-sufficiency in military capabilities.
As Ukraine begins producing modern 155-millimeter shells domestically, it aims to reduce dependence on fluctuating foreign support. This development supports the Ukrainian military's needs amidst ongoing challenges in artillery supply.
GB News: US weather: Tropical storm Francine to wreak havoc with 'supercharged season' as Americans warned of 'uptick in tropical threats'
The US is entering a heightened hurricane season with the potential formation of Tropical Storm Francine. Meteorologists warn that September, historically the busiest month for hurricanes, will see increased tropical activity driven by warm ocean temperatures and atmospheric conditions.
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two areas for possible storm development. Factors like reduced wind shear and warm waters may lead to an above-average number of storms this season.