CNN 5 Things Gazans mourn journalists, Tropical Storm Erin, almost-toxic-free coffee & more
Aug 11, 2025
Heartfelt funerals are held for brave Al Jazeera journalists killed in Gaza while reporting under fire. A fact check reveals surprising claims about crime in Washington, D.C. Two leading AI chip companies have struck a pivotal deal, aiming to enhance the US tech landscape. Meanwhile, a potential hurricane brews in the Atlantic, marking the start of the season. On a lighter note, safety concerns surrounding coffee prompt a deep dive into how toxic-free our morning brew really is.
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Funerals For Killed Al Jazeera Reporters
- Crowds in Gaza mourned Al Jazeera journalists killed in an Israeli strike.
- An unnamed Palestinian journalist said smear campaigns "does frighten us" and they fear for their lives.
Trump's Claim On D.C. Crime Debunked
- Daniel Dale and CNN show D.C. murder and violent crime declined after a 2023 spike.
- Donald Trump's claim that the capital is overtaken by violent gangs is factually incorrect.
AI Chipmakers' Revenue Deal With U.S.
- NVIDIA and AMD agreed to pay the U.S. 15% of semiconductor sales to China.
- The quid pro quo aims to protect U.S. AI leadership while preserving trade.