1 Donald Trump's new line of attack against Kamala Harris is about a subject he likes to fight about—crowd sizes. Keep reading 2 Kanye West has had 11 consecutive No. 1 albums, and was going for 12, but an old nemesis has just broken his streak. Keep reading
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3 The leaders of France, Germany, and Britain have endorsed calls for a ceasefire in Gaza, the return of scores of hostages held by Hamas, and the "unfettered" delivery of humanitarian aid, the AP reports. Keep reading 4 Breaking, formerly known as breakdancing, is the newest Olympic sport, and Japan and Canada took home gold medals in it over the weekend. Keep reading 5 Three people died at the Grand Canyon in less than a week, with the latest death being that of a 20-year-old Albuquerque woman who is believed to have entered the canyon on or around August 3. Leticia Castillo went missing, prompting a multi-day search, and her body was found Tuesday, the Guardian reports. Keep reading 6 Sifan Hassan won the women's marathon at the Paris Olympics on Sunday in dramatic fashion, passing Tigst Assefa of Ethiopia to take the lead—but only after a few moments in which the runners were shoulder to shoulder, jostling, before the Dutch runner broke away and sprinted to the finish line (watch it here). Keep reading 7 The rollercoaster ride of Jordan Chiles and the Paris Olympics' women's gymnastics floor exercise final continues: After Chiles was stripped of her bronze medal in the event after Romania successfully argued that the US gymnast's coach had filed an appeal to the judges regarding Chiles' score four seconds too late, the United States is now appealing that decision. Keep reading 8 A video of Celine Dion performing her iconic hit, "My Heart Will Go On," was played at a Donald Trump-JD Vance rally in Montana on Friday—without Dion's permission, as her team made very clear Saturday. Keep reading This Day in History On Aug. 12, 2017, a driver sped into a crowd of people peacefully protesting a white nationalist rally in the Virginia college town of Charlottesville, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer and injuring more than a dozen others. (The attacker, James Alex Fields, was sentenced to life in prison on 29 federal hate crime charges, and life plus 419 years on state charges.) Find out what else happened on this date here. From the Newser Archives On this day in 2020: 10 Reactions to Biden Picking Kamala Harris |
Monday, August 12, 2024
New Point of Contention in Race: Harris' Crowd Sizes (Newser Morning 8)
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