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Democrats Express Buyers' Remorse Over Harris' Candidacy

Newsletter Jul 30, 2024 Quick Six Democrats express buyers' remorse over Harris' candidacy Only a week after becoming the Democratic Party's presumptive presidential nominee, Vice President

Newsletter Jul 30, 2024
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Biden seeks major Supreme Court reforms

President Joe Biden unveiled his plan to reform the Supreme Court, including changing a provision in the U.S. Constitution involving limiting the lifelong tenure of justices. Calling the proposed constitutional amendment the "No One Is Above the Law Amendment," it answers to an earlier ruling by the Supreme Court in the case of immunity for former president Donald Trump. Biden also wants the court to uphold an ethics code following questionable conduct involving justices after Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, who were embroiled in scandals.

FIND OUT THE OTHER SCOTUS CHANGES BIDEN IS PROPOSING



FDA approves colon cancer detection test

The FDA approved a blood test that could effectively screen for colon cancer on Monday. The FDA approved Shield, the premier blood test of Guardant Health. The blood test is not meant to replace a colonoscopy to check for colorectal cancer, but it may increase the number of screenings and improve the chances of catching the illness in the early stages. With the FDA's approval, it is very likely that private insurance companies and Medicare will cover the cost of the Shield blood test.

NON-EVASIVE TEST DETECTS 83% OF COLON CANCER CASES


Musk under fire for sharing Harris deepfake

Billionaire X owner Elon Musk faced criticism for sharing a deepfake video featuring Vice President Kamala Harris, which tech campaigners said violated the platform's own policies. Musk reposted a manipulated Harris campaign video in which a voiceover of her calls President Joe Biden senile, declares that she does not "know the first thing about running the country" and calls herself the "ultimate diversity hire."

HOW MUSK IS RESPONDING TO CRITICISM FOR THE REPOST


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When did McDonald's release the Happy Meal? Whose idea was it?

Monday's answer: The 2003 Siberian Taiga Fires are considered the largest on record, destroying 55 million acres in northeastern Russia.

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