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Dick Cheney says hes voting for Harris in November and Trump can never be trusted with power again
Former Vice President Dick Cheney announces he will vote for Democrat Kamala Harris over Republican Donald Trump in the upcoming election, citing Trump as a threat to democracy. Cheney’s daughter, Liz Cheney, also supports Harris and criticizes Trump, leading to her removal from House leadership. Cheney emphasizes the importance of defending democracy and the Constitution in this election cycle.
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Al Jazeera English
New French PM vows to toughen stance on immigration, hints at tilt to right
New French Prime Minister Michel Barnier vows to uphold some of Macron’s policies and take a tougher stance on immigration. He plans to include conservatives and Macron supporters in his government, with openness to other groups. Barnier faces challenges in driving reforms and budget through a hung parliament. He signals readiness to adjust policies but stands firm on retirement age increase. RN cautiously supports his nomination.
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BBC.com
Kamala Harris’s painfree campaign faces first crunch moment
Kamala Harris faces first major test in presidential debate against Donald Trump. Harris, who joined the race late, has avoided scrutiny and tough moments. Trump is expected to challenge her on policy and changing positions. Harris’s campaign has been relatively pain-free, but the upcoming debate will be her longest unscripted appearance and a crucial moment in the election cycle.
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BBC.com
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi UN urges inquiry into killing of USTurkish protester in West Bank
The UN and US call for a full inquiry into the killing of US-Turkish woman Aysenur Ezgi Eygi in the West Bank during a protest against Jewish settlement expansion. Eyewitnesses reported she was shot dead by Israeli forces in Beita near Nablus. International condemnation and calls for accountability follow the tragic incident.
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CP24
Feeling the heat as Earth breaks yet another record for hottest summer
Summer 2024 was Earth’s hottest on record, increasing the likelihood of 2024 being the warmest year measured due to human-caused climate change. Copernicus reported a global average temperature increase, with August 2024 tying with 2023 as the hottest August. Climate scientists warn of worsening extreme weather events and the urgent need to address climate change.
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Space.com
‘We’re confident in it’ Boeing Starliner’s parachute team readies for Crew Flight Test landing without astronauts on Sept. 7
Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft landed safely without astronauts after a smooth undocking, reentry, and landing. The spacecraft was supposed to carry NASA astronauts but faced propulsion system issues. Changes were made to the parachute system after a problem was discovered in 2023. The parachutes are crucial for safe landings, and meticulous inspections are conducted post-landing. NASA and Boeing are focused on ensuring parachute reliability for future missions.
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CNN
September 6 Georgia school shooting news
Police responded to a shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia. Vice President Kamala Harris called it a “senseless tragedy,” emphasizing the need for action to protect children. Former President Donald Trump expressed condolences. Sen. JD Vance called for greater school security, while Gov. Tim Walz advocated for stricter gun safety measures to prevent such incidents. Gun violence is a key election issue.
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Al Jazeera English
Super Typhoon Yagi makes landfall on Chinas Hainan as 400,000 evacuated
Super Typhoon Yagi hits southern China, forcing over 400,000 evacuations. The storm, one of the strongest in Asia this year, made landfall in Hainan province with winds of 245km/h. It is expected to affect Vietnam and Laos. Transport links closed, flights cancelled, and emergency responses raised in the region. Typhoons are intensifying due to climate change.
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BBC.com
Kenya school fire DNA tests to identify children who died in blaze
DNA testing will identify children who died in a Kenyan school fire. At least 21 children, aged around nine, perished in the dormitory blaze. Rescue efforts were hindered by bad roads, but locals aided. Seventeen children are missing, and officials urge helpers to return them for tracing. The cause of the fire is unknown, and investigations will assess negligence. President Ruto declared a national mourning period.
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Global News Toronto
Dick Cheney says hes voting for Kamala Harris in U.S. election
Former Vice President Dick Cheney, a lifelong Republican, will vote for Kamala Harris for president, as confirmed by his daughter Liz Cheney. Dick Cheney, a critic of Trump, endorsed Harris due to concerns about Trump’s actions. Cheney’s endorsement comes amidst political tensions within the Republican party.