According to an AP survey, Kamala Harris has enough delegates to be the Democratic nominee in 2024. Black voters express a mix of excitement, hope, and concern about her campaign. JD Vance criticizes Harris during his GOP vice presidential debut. Democrats are considering four potential running mates for Harris. Biden’s slow transition of power is noted, with some calling it a bumpy ride until the end. Bodycam footage reveals a chaotic scene of a deputy fatally shooting Sonya Massey after she called 911 for help. Eminem dethrones Taylor Swift from the No. 1 spot on the charts, while Stevie Wonder retains his record intact.
Harris is stepping into the limelight, attracting attention with coconut trees and memes following her campaign activities. In other news, horses are traveling with passports and carry-ons for equestrian events at the Paris Olympics despite most airlines recovering from tech outages except one: CrowdStrike faces scrutiny over its recent outage. Former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visits Washington amidst tense times for Israel-US relations.
A large truck explosion in Clifton, New Jersey leads to road closures and evacuations while secret service director admits failure in preventing an attempted assassination on former President Trump during a congressional hearing grilling him about security lapses.
Meanwhile, Fernando Botero’s sculptures grace Rome’s famed piazzas in a new exhibit as Ukraine’s largest music festival returns amid ongoing war tensions back home.
Tiger Woods watches his son compete in a golf tournament as historical events like Detroit riots resurface in memories while internet remains down in Bangladesh despite calm post-protests conditions.
In business news: General Motors reports profit increase with rising vehicle prices; China’s Baosteel acquires Nippon Steel’s stake in auto steel venture; stock markets stabilize after recent fluctuations; Warner Bros Discovery matches Amazon Prime Video offer to air NBA games; EPA allocates funds to reduce climate pollution across states.
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