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The visuals are from Biden. The inspiration was from the Obamas. But the energy is all new. On Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris was an exciting political contender. By Thursday night, ensconced in the liberal bubblewrap of Chicago’s United Center, she felt a lot like the next President. The transformation was a masterwork of not just political branding, but of branding in general.

An drone delivers food packages in the Badaling section of the Great Wall in Beijing, China. Beijing Youth Daily/Getty ImagesTourists at the Great Wall of China can now have food delivered to them via drone for just 56 cents. The company said that items can reach hikers in five minutes from a nearby hotel.

The Democratic Party seems a lot less doom-and-gloom than four years ago. Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty ImagesThe Democratic National Convention in 2024 showed a shift from the party in 2020. Democrats in 2020 were more solemn and more interested in appealing to progressives in the party. This year there's been a focus on joy and on appealing to moderates, independents, and GOP voters.

Vice President Kamala Harris has jettisoned the progressive policies that defined her 2020 primary campaign in an effort to claim the White House. Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesVice President Kamala Harris delivered an impassioned acceptance speech. Harris took care to portray herself as a president who would represent "all Americans."She has tried to recast her image from a progressive fighter to a unifying leader.

Vice President Kamala Harris has been making her pitch to CEOs and business leaders, large and small, as she races to define herself in the 2024 election. Andrew Harnik/Getty ImagesVice President Kamala Harris has been making her pitch to CEOs and business leaders. Billionaire Mark Cuban shared with Business Insider a few points about Harris that he liked."She wants all businesses to succeed," Cuban argued.