Walz and Vance clash over running mates in NY debate
In a cordial yet sharp vice presidential debate in New York, Walz and Vance targeted Kamala Harris and Donald Trump while addressing global and domestic crises. They sparred over immigration, security, and past misstatements, with moderators briefly muting their microphones during the exchange.
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Carter 100th birthday celebration in Plains GA
Jimmy Carter and family mark his 100th birthday in Plains with about 25 relatives, cupcakes on the lawn, and plans to watch the vice presidential debate. The former president, living in home hospice, founded The Carter Center with Rosalynn in 1982 and remains actively engaged in public life.
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Belugas Lift Churchill Hope Amid Warming Hudson Bay
Playful belugas roam Hudson Bay and Churchill River drawing visitors and researchers alike. Biologist Valeria Vergara notes up to 4000 belugas traverse the waterway, while Churchill foresees tourism tied to belugas as polar bears face climate threats to ice and food chains. The Indigenous town relies on beluga tourism to revive its economy while climate change threatens both species.
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