- SportsNBC Sports
Donald Trump: NBA ‘in big trouble, bigger trouble than they understand’
President Donald Trump played all his greatest hits on the NBA – teams kneeling for the national anthem, the league's involvement in China.
- PoliticsThe Wrap
Fox News’ Chris Wallace Counters GOP Messaging on Kamala Harris: ‘She’s Not Far to the Left’
Fox News’ Chris Wallace slowed the roll of the oppositional narrative around Sen. Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s vice presidential pick, arguing that she isn’t actually as far left as people say.On “America’s Newsroom” Wednesday, Wallace said of Harris, who ran against Biden for the Democratic nomination, “She didn’t run a great campaign but she is not far to the left, despite what Republicans are going to try to say.”The longtime newsman was right about Republican reaction to Harris’ renewed presence in the 2020 election: President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign released an ad after Biden’s Tuesday selection of Harris that accused her of embracing “the radical left” during her presidential run and being a “phony.”Also Read: 'Morning Joe' Hosts Knock Trump for Contributing 'Not Once, but Twice' to Previous Kamala Harris Campaigns (Video)Wallace wasn’t the only television host to counter the argument Wednesday, either. “Morning Joe” Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough laughed at Trump’s ad and asked, “That’s all they’ve got?”Wallace took his assessment further on Fox News, telling Sandra Smith, “I think she is a reasonably safe choice. She was the obvious front-runner. She was the obvious choice. She adds some excitement to the ticket. She’s a statement to African-Americans and especially to African-American women — who are the real, solid core of the Democratic party — that the party does not take them for granted and so I think she is a pretty safe choice.”Read original story Fox News’ Chris Wallace Counters GOP Messaging on Kamala Harris: ‘She’s Not Far to the Left’ At TheWrap
- CelebrityVariety
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Buy $14.7 Million Montecito Compound
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have gone exceptionally grand with their California starter house, purchasing a $14.65 million estate in the heart of posh Montecito, the seaside Santa Barbara County enclave that is famously home to a slew of Hollywood heavyweights. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex' names do not appear on grant deeds related […]
- CelebrityPeople
Kate Moss Hits the Beach in a Plunging One-Piece Swimsuit While on Vacation with Her Daughter
The supermodel's 17-year-old daughter Lila Grace Moss joined her for a fun day at the beach
- U.S.Deadline
TV Producer Terrence Woods Vanished While Filming On The ‘Gold Rush’ Franchise For Discovery. Two Years Later, His Parents Are Desperate For Answers.
It's a story that sounds like it belongs in a This American Life podcast. A young TV producer mysteriously vanishes while filming on the Gold Rush franchise for Discovery in the abandoned mines of Idaho County, ID. Nearly two years later, there remains not a shred of evidence about Terrence Woods' whereabouts. Instead, in his […]
- BusinessBusiness Insider
Dhivya Suryadevara is leaving GM, where she was part of the only female CEO-CFO team in the auto industry
General Motors CFO Dhivya Suryadevara will join online-payments company Stripe as its CFO, while GM searches for her permanent replacement.
- BusinessReuters
Deutsche Telekom reiterates opposition to barring Huawei from Germany
Deutsche Telekom said no telecoms equipment vendor should be barred from Germany on political grounds, reiterating its opposition to calls from some lawmakers to bar China's Huawei Technologies on national security grounds. CEO Tim Hoettges' comments on Thursday came as officials put the finishing touches on legislation to anchor a rules-based framework for assessing vendor risk that is expected to foresee a judgment call by key government departments. Huawei is the main supplier of radio access equipment for Deutsche Telekom's new 5G network in Germany, but Hoettges stressed that his company would "never" become dependent on a single vendor.
