Harris Declared Democratic Candidate

Published: Tue, 08/06/24

Updated: Sat, 08/10/24

The Vice President secured the Democratic presidential nomination, becoming the first woman of color to lead a major party ticket, after rapidly rallying delegate support post-Biden’s exit.Insert Preheader


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Harris Declared Democratic Candidate

Associated Press

The Vice President secured the Democratic presidential nomination, becoming the first woman of color to lead a major party ticket, after rapidly rallying delegate support post-Biden’s exit.

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VP Announcement Comes Today

Politico

Kamala Harris is set to announce her running mate via a video on Tuesday, after a weekend of final interviews, with the rollout modeled on Biden's 2020 introduction of Harris.

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The Dow Dives

CNBC

Global market turmoil led by fears of a U.S. recession caused the Dow to plunge over 1,000 points and the S&P 500 to suffer its worst day since 2022.

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What Does RFK Jr. Really Want?

The New Yorker

RFK Jr. aims to disrupt the 2024 race, positioning himself as an anti-establishment candidate with a mix of heterodox views, driven by a desire to challenge both major parties.

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Iran Has Decided To Strike Israel

The Jerusalem Post

Iran has reportedly informed Israel, via Hungary, of its decision to launch an attack, escalating tensions and prompting urgent diplomatic efforts to prevent a direct war.

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Americans Wounded in Iraq Base Attack

Reuters

Several U.S. personnel were injured in a suspected rocket attack by Iranian-backed militias at an Iraqi base, amid a surge in strikes on American forces following escalating Middle East tensions.

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Biles and Chiles Show Real Class

Bleacher Report

Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles showed true sportsmanship by celebrating Rebeca Andrade’s gold medal in the gymnastics floor exercise, despite Biles narrowly missing first by 0.033 points.

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Thomas Failed To Disclose Flights

The New York Times

Senator Ron Wyden sent a letter to the wealthy conservative donor Harlan Crow’s lawyer after records showed undisclosed private flights between Hawaii and New Zealand with Justice Thomas.

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Americans Move Toward Fire and Flood

The Washington Post

Despite growing climate risks, over 300,000 Americans moved to flood- or fire-prone areas last year, though recent data suggests a potential shift in migration patterns.

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4 Dead as Hurricane Debby Floods Florida

USA Today

Tropical Storm Debby caused severe flooding, power outages, and at least four deaths in Florida, with more catastrophic flooding expected as it moves toward Georgia and South Carolina.

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Silver: Harris Has 53% Odds To Win

Silver Bulletin

Harris now leads Trump by 1.9 points in national polls with a 53% chance of winning the Electoral College, despite a negative economic index affecting the incumbent party.

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24-Hour Drinking Comes To Montreal

BBC

Montreal plans to introduce 24-hour drinking zones to boost its economy and cultural scene, though concerns remain about the city's infrastructure, safety, and limited public transport.

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View the Paths to the Presidency

NPR

Kamala Harris has gained momentum since Biden's exit, making the race tight as Trump holds a narrow lead, but swing states are increasingly becoming toss-ups.

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Glam Olympian Swimmer Banned

The Sun

Paraguayan swimmer Luana Alonso was expelled from the Olympics after sneaking out of the Athletes' Village to Disneyland, leading to her expulsion from the games and retirement.

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It's Now Down to Shapiro and Walz

CNN

Harris is set to announce her vice-presidential pick, with PA Governor Josh Shapiro and MN Governor Tim Walz as the final contenders, marking a pivotal moment in her campaign.

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Vice Presidential Battle Turns Nasty

The Hill

The race to be Harris's running mate has grown contentious, with progressives targeting Governor Josh Shapiro over Israel and unions criticizing Senator Mark Kelly.

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"Google Is Monopolist?"

The Verge

A federal judge ruled that Google violated U.S. antitrust law by maintaining a monopoly in the search and advertising markets, a win for the DOJ in its case against the tech giant.

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Politics Enters the Workplace

The Wall Street Journal

As political discourse becomes harder to avoid in the workplace, companies are teaching de-escalation techniques to help employees manage increasingly divisive conversations.

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The GOP Plans To Win in Court

Salon

Republicans are gearing up to challenge the election results in court, relying on conservative judges and legal strategies to secure a win if they can't prevail at the ballot box.

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No Upside for Attacks on Kemp

National Review

Trump's attacks on Georgia Governor Brian Kemp risk damaging the Republican Party without offering any clear benefit to either Trump or his political objectives.

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Catholics Demand Apology for Ceremony

For the Left

Over two dozen Catholic Bishops and three Cardinals demanded an apology from the IOC for allegedly mocking the Last Supper during the 2024 Olympic Opening Ceremony. 

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Graham to Trump: Stop Racial Attacks

For the Right

Sen. Lindsey Graham told Trump on Sunday to lay off attacks against Harris about her race and heritage after Trump questioned her race in attacks that mimicked “birtherism” conspiracies. 

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