Trump Questions Harris's Identity at NABJ Event
USA TODAY
On August 1, 2024, Donald Trump, the Republican Presidential nominee, questioned Kamala Harris's racial identity during the NABJ convention, sparking backlash. Harris responded, emphasizing the need for respectful leadership. Biden's revised Title IX rules, meant to curb sex-based discrimination, face legal hurdles. Simultaneously, deadly wildfires ravaged Northern California and Colorado. The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, initially started by ALS patients, marks its 10-year anniversary with renewed efforts for fundraising and research advancements. Despite progress, ALS remains incurable, but new treatments have emerged due to increased funding and scientific interest.
Highlights
- • Donald Trump questions Kamala Harris's racial identity at NABJ.
- • Harris's response emphasizes need for respectful leadership.
- • New Title IX rules by Biden Administration face legal challenges.
- • Deadly wildfires in Northern California and Colorado.
- • Fires cause evacuations, structural damage, and firefighter injuries.
- • 10th anniversary of ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
- • Significant fundraising and research progress for ALS.
- • ALS treatments and new drugs are under development.
- • Continued need for funding for ALS research.
- • US fertility rate hits historic low, discussion set for solutions.
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