China Says Trade Talks With The U.s. Will Take Place In October

The mainstream press went ballistic, focusing on President Biden's age at every turn and often parroting right-wing memes to do so. Every word stumble Biden made was analyzed to declare that 'his mental acuity was on the decline.' They even ignored President Biden's speech impediment like it never existed. On the flipside, we have Trump, who sometimes still thinks he is running against Biden and can't answer a simple policy question without veering into wild tangents of tariffs and dead birds.

Russia, Russia, Russia! The DoJ has charged a Russian-born U. S. citizen and former adviser to Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign with working for a sanctioned Russian state television network and laundering the proceeds. Via HuffPost: Indictments announced Thursday allege that Dimitri Simes and his wife received over $1 million dollars and a personal car and driver in exchange for work they did for Russia’s Channel One since June 2022.

During a phony Fox News town hall with Sean Hannity, Trump once again responded to being called weird from Gov. Tim Walz and in the process made JD Vance and himself appear actually weirder than they are. Hannity used the photo of distant relatives to Gov. Walz, who never talked with the Minnesota governor that turned into this weirdo rant.

At the 2024 Chicago Street Race, NASCAR and ABB unveiled a new EV prototype as part of the organization’s emissions reduction plan. The iconic racing company is working to strike a balance between its commitment to sustainability and the internal combustion engine.

The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s hush-money case in Manhattan has postponed sentencing until after the 2024 election, meaning voters won’t know if the former President will face jail time as they head to the polls. Trump, the Republican nominee, was convicted in May on 34 counts of falsifying business records. In a ruling on Friday, New York supreme court Judge Juan Merchan said that sentencing will now happen on Nov.

As the incoming freshman class of 2028 moves into dorms and considers its first set of course offerings at universities across the country, some of them may notice features of campus life they were not expecting. At the University of Pennsylvania, a sign has been posted on the College Green informing students that all “events, demonstrations, rallies, protests, and large gatherings require prior University approval.” At Columbia University, the activist group Students for Justice in Palestine has been permanently banned from Instagram, a platform where it had amassed more than 120,000 followers.