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Apple News editor Gideon Resnick discusses Kamala Harris's VP picks and their impact on the election. They also cover housing challenges in California and unusual Olympic stories, including doping scandals and drone espionage.

Haaretz journalist Ben Samuels discusses Netanyahu's visit to Washington and its impact on Israel-US relations. Reporter Peter Holley talks about the controversy surrounding a vending machine selling bullets in grocery stores. Topics include gun safety concerns, Delta Airlines' IT outage, Biden's exit from the election race, and Harris' campaign trail.

Reporter Eugene Daniels discusses Kamala Harris's campaign. Doctors share stories of treating children in Gaza. Current events cover gun control, gender equality in sports, and support for athlete mothers.

Kamala Harris, close to becoming the Democratic nominee for president. Biden's withdrawal impacts Trump campaign. Harris's milestones and firsts. Biden's decision to drop out examined. Trump campaign focuses on Harris. Harris's career and Biden's withdrawal details.

WSJ reporter Alex Leary discusses Trump's control of GOP. Topics include Trump's convention speech, the assassination attempt, power outages in Texas, global cyber outage, and Hunter Biden's legal developments.

Time reporter Andrew Chow discusses the health crisis in a Texas town due to Bitcoin mining, residents experiencing health issues, lack of medical research, and NASA canceling a lunar rover mission, among diverse topics covered in the podcast.

Discussions on Democratic concerns over Biden's nomination, impact of historical events on gun legislation, universities abandoning race-conscious scholarships, corruption case involving Sen. Menendez, conservative policy blueprint affecting weather reports, climate change disrupting time, and guest host Gideon Resnick.

J.D. Vance, Trump's potential running mate, discussed his support for Trump, USAID criticisms, and past Never Trumper stance. The podcast also covers extreme heat impacting migrants, the AR-15 rifle controversy, the 2007 baby boom's effect on college admissions, and Paris mayor's vow to swim in the River Seine.

Wall Street Journal senior political correspondent Molly Ball and guest-host Gideon Resnick analyze the Trump assassination attempt aftermath, addressing election impacts, security concerns, shootings in Alabama, Texas power outages, Gaza violence, and recent passings of Shannon Doherty, Richard Simmons, and Dr. Ruth Westheimer.

Texas Tribune’s Emily Foxhall discusses the impact of power outages post-Hurricane Beryl in Houston. Brain-science expert talks about social media's influence on kids. Preview of Euro 2024 and Copa América finals in international soccer.