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US President Barack Obama took a sassy jab at the Republicans after he celebrated 10 years of his infamous tan suit controversy. Read on!

10 years since Barack Obama's 'tan suit' controversy, former Prez applauds Kamala Harris on X

<h2>US President Barack Obama took a sassy jab at the Republicans after he celebrated 10 years of his infamous tan suit controversy. Read on!</h2>

Former US President Barack Obama marked the 10th anniversary of his infamous fashion scandal by appreciating Vice President Kamala Harris's tan suit on X. This comes after Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee wore a tan suit at the recent Democratic National Convention. Obama took to X and wrote, "How it started. How it's going. Ten years later, and it's still a good look!"
His sassy tweet was a jab at Republicans who lost their minds when Obama wore a tan suit during his 2014 White House press briefing. GOP critics claimed it demonstrated a &ldquo;lack of seriousness,&rdquo; even though multiple past presidents have worn that colour.
<h3>Who designed Kamala's Suit?</h3>
Kamala's tan suit was designed by Chloe. A similar-looking suit is available for the public to purchase on their official website. She paired this suit with a Chlo&eacute; cream crepe de chine lavalli&egrave;re blouse and leather tan pointed-toe pumps.
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Former President Barack Obama on the second day of DNC joked about the Affordable Care Act.

DNC 2024: Obama Jokes About ObamaCare 

Former President Barack Obama on the second day of DNC joked about the Affordable Care Act.

Former President Barack Obama on the second day of DNC joked about the Affordable Care Act. Obama said, it isn't referred to as 'ObamaCare' anymore after it has risen in popularity.

Former US President Barack Obama revived his 2008 catchphrase at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He asked the DNC crowd to not boo for Donald Trump.

Barack Obama Revives 2008 Catchphrase For Kamala Harris, Says Don't Boo For Donald Trump

Former US President Barack Obama revived his 2008 catchphrase at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He asked the DNC crowd to not boo for Donald Trump.

Former US President Barack Obama revived his 2008 catchphrase at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He asked the DNC crowd to not boo for Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for President. The Obama classic dates back to his first presidential campaign, when his statement went viral. He has since used the catchphrase while rallying for Hillary Clinton in 2016, and later for Joe Biden.
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Barack Obama has shared the list of his favourite movies from the year 2023 on X and also opened up on how SAG-AFTRA strike in Hollywood will benefit the film industry.

Barack Obama shares list of his favourite 2023 movies; says SAG-AFTRA strike will benefit film industry

“I’m biased since these movies were produced by Higher Ground, but these are in fact three of the best films I saw this year," Obama mentioned in his tweet.

Barack Obama has shared the list of his favourite movies from the year 2023 on X and also opened up on how SAG-AFTRA strike in Hollywood will benefit the film industry.

Barack Obama has shared the list of his favourite movies from the year 2023. The former president of the United States also opened up on how the SAG-AFTRA strike in Hollywood will benefit the film industry.&nbsp;
Taking to X, Obama wrote, &ldquo;Earlier this year, writers and actors went on strike to advocate for better working conditions and protections. It led to important changes that will transform the industry for the better".
&ldquo;Here are some films that reflect their hard work over the last year &mdash; including some like Rustin, American Symphony, and Leave the World Behind that we were proud to release through HG Media. What films did I miss?&rdquo; he added.&nbsp;
He also explained why he chose Higher Ground-produced films in the top three categories. He stated, &ldquo;I&rsquo;m biased since these movies were produced by Higher Ground, but these are in fact three of the best films I saw this year.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Barack Obama&rsquo;s &ldquo;other favourite movies of 2023&rdquo; include The Holdovers, Blackberry, Oppenheimer, American Fiction, Anatomy of a Fall, Monster, Past Lives, Air, Polite Society, and A Thousand and One.&nbsp;
Reacting to the post, a netizen wrote, &ldquo;This shows the great results of their efforts.&rdquo; &ldquo;Films like Rustin, American Symphony, and Leave the World Behind reflect hard work and positive changes,&rdquo; wrote another user. &nbsp;

A former US official in the Obama administration has been arrested after a video of his Islamophoic rant went viral

Barack Obama's former adviser arrested after Islamophobic rant

A former US official in the Obama administration has been arrested after a video of his Islamophobic rant went viral

A former US official has been arrested after a video of him calling a halal food vendor in New York a terrorist surfaced online. The video shows Stuart Seldowitz, a former National Security Council adviser under Barack Obama's administration, harassing the vendor and saying that the death of 4,000 Palestinian children in Gaza wasn't enough.&nbsp;
Seldowitz was arrested on November 23 on preliminary charges of hate crime stalking, second-degree aggravated harassment, stalking causing fear, and stalking at employment.&nbsp;
Seldowitz who also worked as deputy director of the US State Department&rsquo;s Office of Israel and Palestinian Affairs got into an argument with the Egyptian vendor over Israel's war on Gaza.&nbsp;
The video reportedly also shows Seldowitz threatening the vendor and telling him that he would use his connections to get the Egyptian secret agency to act against him and his family.&nbsp;
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Barack Obama has said that a solution can't be reached till everyone acknowledges the 'whole truth' about the war between Israel and Hamas

'Nobody's hands are clean': Barack Obama on Israel-Hamas war

Barack Obama has said that a solution can't be reached till everyone acknowledges the 'whole truth' about the war between Israel and Hamas

Former US President Barack Obama urged Americans to 'take in the whole truth' about the war between Israel and Hamas, saying that both sides are to be blamed.&nbsp;
In an interview to a podcast hosted by his former White House staffers, Obama said that 'nobody's hands are clean' and that everyone has some responsibility for the conflict.&nbsp;
He added that both Hamas&rsquo; actions and Israel&rsquo;s occupation of Palestinian territories were 'horrific' and 'unbearable'. Obama said it was important to acknowledge these realities in order to solve the crisis.&nbsp;
He added that innocent people are dying on both sides.&nbsp;
The former US President also rued the polarisation of the debate on social media and said that on such problems one can't speak the truth. He said one can pretend to speak the truth but what people are doing is actually defending their 'moral innocence'.&nbsp;

Campbell is believed to have died during a paddle-boarding accident.

Barack Obama's personal chef found dead near ex-President's house

Campbell is believed to have died during a paddle-boarding accident.

In a tragic incident, Barack Obama's personal chef was found dead near the former President's house on July 24.
The body of 45-year-old Tafari Campbell was extracted from Edgartown Great Pond by Massachusetts police.
Campbell is believed to have died during a paddle-boarding accident.
The Obamas said that the chef was a part of their lives since their time in the White House, and their hearts were broken.

Speaking at the conference, the minister defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's answer on the subject of Muslims in India during a presser in the US.

Nirmala Sitharaman reacts to Barack Obama's 'Muslim minority' in India comment

Speaking at the conference, the minister defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's answer on the subject of Muslims in India during a presser in the US.

US ex-President Barack Obama's comment during an interview with CNN last week on the treatment meted out Muslim minority and Hindu majority in India has drawn flak from Indian politicians.
After Assam CM's recent 'Many Hussain, Obama' jibe, Union minister Nirmala Sitharaman has lashed out at the former President questioning his comments and saying that the US under his rule had "bombed six Muslim-majority nations", NDTV reported.&nbsp;
The Union minister's comments came while she was addressing a press briefing about PM Modi's recently concluded state visit to the United States of America.&nbsp;
Speaking at the conference, the minister defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's answer on the subject of Muslims in India during a presser in the US.
Sitharaman also hit out at the Opposition for raising 'non-issues, without data'.

Moore's remarks come in the wake of an interview by Obama to CNN recently in which the former US President was cited as saying that Biden should raise the religious freedom issue with India, as he would have done had he still been the US president.

'Obama should...': ex-USCIRF commissioner on former US President's India under Modi remark

Moore's remarks come in the wake of an interview by Obama to CNN recently in which the former US President was cited as saying that Biden should raise the religious freedom issue with India, as he would have done had he still been the US president.

Former president Barack Obama should spend his energy complimenting India more than criticizing it, according to a former commissioner of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) Johnnie Moore.
"I think the former president (Obama) should spend his energy complimenting India, more than criticizing India. India is the most diverse country in human history. It's not a perfect country, just like the United States, it's not a perfect country, but its diversity is its strength, and we should be complimenting the largest democracy in the world every chance that we can, that we have," Moore, an evangelical leader, in an interview with ANI said.
Moore's remarks come in the wake of an interview by Obama to CNN recently in which the former US President was cited as saying that Biden should raise the religious freedom issue with India, as he would have done had he still been the US president.
In an interview with CNN on Thursday, Obama said if India does not protect the rights of ethnic minorities, there is a strong possibility at some point that the country starts pulling apart. Obama also told CNN interviewer Christiane Amanpour that if President Joe Biden meets with PM Modi, "the protection of the Muslim minority in a majority Hindu India is something worth mentioning".
&nbsp;

Obama said that Biden should raise with PM Modi the issue of protection of the "Muslim minority" in "majority Hindu" India.

PM Modi in USA: Barack Obama speaks on 'Muslim minority' in 'Hindu majority' India

Obama said that Biden should raise with PM Modi the issue of protection of the "Muslim minority" in "majority Hindu" India.

Possibly casting a cloud over the high-profile visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to America, former US President Barack Obama spoke about the situation of minorities in India.
In an interview with CNN, Obama said that Biden should raise the issue of protection of the "Muslim minority" in "majority Hindu" India.
The former President also said that if he had a conversation with PM Modi, he would say that if the rights of minorities are not protected in India, then there is a strong possibility that the country will start pulling apart.
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Barack Obama continued his streak of posting a list of his favourites of the year

Barack Obama Shares List of his Favourite movies of the year; includes 'Top Gun: Maverick'

Barack Obama continued his streak of posting a list of his favourites of the year

Former United States President Barack Obama continued his streak of posting a list of his favourites of the year which include movies, books, and songs.
Obama took to Twitter and shared the list of his favourites and wrote 'I always look forward to sharing my lists of favorite books, movies, and music with all of you'
Some of his favourite movies of the year include 'Top Gun: Maverick', 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'. The list also featured some of the international films like Park Chan-wook's 'Decision to Leave,' Celine Sciamma's 'Petite Maman' among others.
The list further included Steven Spielberg's 'The Fabelmans' Gina Prince-Bythewood's 'The Woman King,' Charlotte Wells' 'Aftersun,' John Patton Ford's 'Emily the Criminal'
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A picture of a mannequin is doing rounds on the internet and it is getting all the attention. You ask why? See for yourself. 

Barack Obama or 'Baarat Obama?' A Mannequin with uncanny resemblance to Barack Obama goes viral. And we wonder why

A picture of a mannequin is doing rounds on the internet and it is getting all the attention but why? Know inside. 

Barack Obama? Ok but what about 'Baarat Obama'; Mannequin pics go viral

A picture of a mannequin is doing rounds on the internet and it is getting all the attention. You ask why? See for yourself.&nbsp;

Viral things on the internet never fail to amuse us and this time something peculiar caught our attention. A picture of a mannequin which has an uncanny resemblance to the former United States President, Barack Obama has gone viral on the internet.&nbsp;
Wait! This doesn't end here but the funnier part is that the mannequin in the picture is seen dressed in a sherwani and looks like it's all set to hit a Diwali bash.&nbsp;
The picture has been shared on Twitter and is drawing hilarious reactions from the netizens. Some users commented that they are waiting for Obama's performance on the song 'Dil Da Mamla Hai Dilbar' from 'Heyy Baby'.&nbsp;
Well, we too think that would break the internet!&nbsp;
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Singer Adele is currently on cloud nine as she is inching closer to bagging the EGOT status now. The prestigious status is given to someone who has won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony Award. The singer took to Instagram and shared a picture in which she is seen proudly posing with the Emmy statuette, following the 2022 Creative Arts Emmy Awards. &lsquo;Adele: One Night Only&rsquo; was one of the event&rsquo;s top winners with 5 major wins.
Expressing her happiness, she wrote, &lsquo;Bloody hell I&rsquo;m pleased as punch! Thank you @mrbenwinston for dropping this round to me this afternoon!! Trust me to officially have an EGO.&rsquo; Adele won the Emmy for outstanding variety special (pre-recorded) at the Creative Arts Emmys ceremony. Her CBS television special was the winner in four other categories.
Former US President Barack Obama also won his first Emmy award for the narration of Netflix&rsquo;s docuseries, &lsquo;Our Great National Parks&rsquo; on Saturday. The five-part series, which explores national parks and nature&rsquo;s beauty in 5 continents across the globe, has been produced by the The Obamas&rsquo; production company, Higher Ground.
Obama is now the second US President to win an Emmy, after former POTUS Dwight Eisenhower&rsquo;s honorary Emmy win in 1956.
South Korean drama &lsquo;Squid Game&rsquo; also emerged as one of the big winners at the Creative Arts Emmys. Lee Yoo-mi is the first Korean actress to win the award in the category- outstanding guest actress in a drama series. Besides this, Squid Game also won an award for the outstanding production design for a narrative contemporary program, outstanding special visual effects and outstanding stunt performance.
Late actor Chadwick Boseman was awarded Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance for his role in Marvel&rsquo;s What If&hellip;? Series.
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2022 Creative Arts Emmy Awards: Adele is ‘pleased as punch’ on her Emmy win

'Trust me to officially have an EGO,’ she wrote on Instagram. 

Singer Adele took to Instagram and shared a picture in which she is seen proudly posing with the Emmy statuette, following the 2022 Creative Arts Emmy Awards. &lsquo;Adele: One Night Only&rsquo; was one of the event&rsquo;s top winners with 5 major wins.

Singer Adele is currently on cloud nine as she is inching closer to bagging the EGOT status now. The prestigious status is given to someone who has won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony Award. The singer took to Instagram and shared a picture in which she is seen proudly posing with the Emmy statuette, following the 2022 Creative Arts Emmy Awards. &lsquo;Adele: One Night Only&rsquo; was one of the event&rsquo;s top winners with 5 major wins.
Expressing her happiness, she wrote, &lsquo;Bloody hell I&rsquo;m pleased as punch! Thank you @mrbenwinston for dropping this round to me this afternoon!! Trust me to officially have an EGO.&rsquo; Adele won the Emmy for outstanding variety special (pre-recorded) at the Creative Arts Emmys ceremony. Her CBS television special was the winner in four other categories.
Former US President Barack Obama also won his first Emmy award for the narration of Netflix&rsquo;s docuseries, &lsquo;Our Great National Parks&rsquo; on Saturday. The five-part series, which explores national parks and nature&rsquo;s beauty in 5 continents across the globe, has been produced by the The Obamas&rsquo; production company, Higher Ground.
Obama is now the second US President to win an Emmy, after former POTUS Dwight Eisenhower&rsquo;s honorary Emmy win in 1956.
South Korean drama &lsquo;Squid Game&rsquo; also emerged as one of the big winners at the Creative Arts Emmys. Lee Yoo-mi is the first Korean actress to win the award in the category- outstanding guest actress in a drama series. Besides this, Squid Game also won an award for the outstanding production design for a narrative contemporary program, outstanding special visual effects and outstanding stunt performance.
Late actor Chadwick Boseman was awarded Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance for his role in Marvel&rsquo;s What If&hellip;? Series.
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There was strong and mixed political reaction on Friday after the US Supreme Court ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years.
Politicians including former US President Barack Obama and Vice President Mike Pence took to Twitter to deliver their reaction.
The ruling came more than a month after the stunning leak of a draft opinion by Justice Samuel Alito indicating the court was prepared to take this momentous step.
Three of the court's liberal justices wrote in a joint dissent that the decision would bring "sorrow" for the many millions of American women who have today lost a fundamental constitutional protection.

Barack Obama says US top court ruling on abortion is attack on essential freedoms

There was strong and mixed political reaction on Friday after the US Supreme Court ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years.

Obama: US top court abortion ruling an attack on essential freedoms

There was strong and mixed political reaction on Friday after the US Supreme Court ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years.

Former US President Barack Obama on Friday condemned the US Supreme Court ending constitutional protection for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years.
Obama said on Twitter that the decision is tantamount to an attack on freedoms for millions of Americans.
'Today, the Supreme Court not only reversed nearly 50 years of precedent, it relegated the most intensely personal decision someone can make to the whims of politicians and ideologues&mdash;attacking the essential freedoms of millions of Americans,' he tweeted
The court's conservative majority overturned Roe v. Wade on Friday. The decision is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states.
Three of the court's liberal justices wrote in a joint dissent that the decision would bring &ldquo;sorrow&rdquo; for the many millions of American women who will be losing a &ldquo;fundamental constitutional protection&rdquo;.
The Supreme Court has ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years.
The decision by its conservative majority to overturn Roe v. Wade on Friday is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states. The ruling came more than a month after the stunning leak of a draft opinion by Justice Samuel Alito indicating the court was prepared to take this momentous step.

Former US President Barack Obama has said he tested positive for the coronavirus, though he's feeling relatively healthy and his wife, Michelle, tested negative.
“I've had a scratchy throat for a couple days, but am feeling fine otherwise,” Obama said on Twitter on Sunday.
Obama encouraged more Americans to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, despite the declining infection rate in the US.
There were roughly 35,000 infections on average over the past week, down sharply from mid-January when that average was closer to 8,00,000.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 75.2 per cent of US adults are fully vaccinated and 47.7 per cent of the fully vaccinated have received a booster shot.
The CDC relaxed its guidelines for indoor masking in late February, taking a more holistic approach that meant the vast majority of Americans live in areas without the recommendation for indoor masking in public.

Barack Obama tests positive for Covid-19, PM Modi wishes him speedy recovery

Barack Obama tests positive for Covid-19, says he's 'feeling fine'

Former US President Barack Obama has said he tested positive for the coronavirus, though he's feeling relatively healthy and his wife, Michelle, tested negative.
&ldquo;I've had a scratchy throat for a couple days, but am feeling fine otherwise,&rdquo; Obama said on Twitter on Sunday.
Obama encouraged more Americans to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, despite the declining infection rate in the US.
There were roughly 35,000 infections on average over the past week, down sharply from mid-January when that average was closer to 8,00,000.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 75.2 per cent of US adults are fully vaccinated and 47.7 per cent of the fully vaccinated have received a booster shot.

&ldquo;I've had a scratchy throat for a couple days, but am feeling fine otherwise,&rdquo; Barack&nbsp;Obama said on Twitter on Sunday.

Former US President Barack Obama has said he tested positive for the coronavirus, though he's feeling relatively healthy and his wife, Michelle, tested negative.
&ldquo;I've had a scratchy throat for a couple days, but am feeling fine otherwise,&rdquo; Obama said on Twitter on Sunday.
rime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday wished Barack Obama a quick recovery from Covid-19.
Obama encouraged more Americans to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, despite the declining infection rate in the US.
There were roughly 35,000 infections on average over the past week, down sharply from mid-January when that average was closer to 8,00,000.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 75.2 per cent of US adults are fully vaccinated and 47.7 per cent of the fully vaccinated have received a booster shot.
The CDC relaxed its guidelines for indoor masking in late February, taking a more holistic approach that meant the vast majority of Americans live in areas without the recommendation for indoor masking in public.

Bill Gates is recommending 5 books you must have on your reading list for the summer. The annual summer reading list put out by Bills Gates on his blog has a theme for 2021: &ldquo;the complicated relationship between humanity and nature." Here is the list-:
1. Under a White Sky: The Nature of the Future&rsquo;: Written by&nbsp;Pulitzer Prize winner writer at the New Yorker,&nbsp;Elizabeth Kolbert&nbsp;&nbsp;takes a hard look at the new world we are creating. This is her third book after&nbsp;Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Sixth Extinction. Gates in his review of the book states "&nbsp;&ldquo;I&rsquo;m glad that smart writers like Elizabeth are reminding us of the risks of trying to intervene in nature. But I wish she had also explored whether the risks are worth taking, or what the alternatives might be."2.&nbsp;A Promised Land: Gates recommends this book by Barack&nbsp;Obama&nbsp;to everyone not just people sharing the political belief. Encouraging read what is the first of the presidential memoirs Bill Gates says "&nbsp;&ldquo;A Promised Land is a refreshingly honest book. He isn&rsquo;t trying to sell himself to you or claim he didn&rsquo;t make mistakes. It&rsquo;s a terrific read, no matter what your politics are.&rdquo;&nbsp;The account goes through Obama&rsquo;s life through the 2011 operation that killed Osama bin Laden.3.&nbsp;Lights Out: Pride, Delusion, and the Fall of General Electric&rsquo;: The billionaire recommends this account narrated by&nbsp;Wall Street Journal reporters&nbsp;Thomas Gryta&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ted Mann as he says it made him realise&nbsp;GE was trying to do too much.&nbsp;&ldquo;It turns out that culture of making the numbers at all costs gave rise to &lsquo;success theater&rsquo; and &ldquo;chasing earnings,&rsquo;&rdquo; Gates writes. &ldquo;In Gryta and Mann&rsquo;s words, &lsquo;Problems [were] hidden for the sake of preserving performance, thus allowing small problems to become big problems before they were detected." The fascinating account of the&nbsp;bellwether company makes it a must have on the bookshelf.&nbsp;4.&nbsp;The Overstory: This Pulitzer Prize winner by Richard Power, explores relationship between humans and nature. The novel is about five trees whose unique life experiences with nine Americans bring them together to address the destruction of forests.&nbsp;&ldquo;The book made me want to learn more about trees,&rdquo;&nbsp;Gates writes in his review. &ldquo;You don&rsquo;t need any special knowledge to follow the story, but it left me super curious about the subject. There&rsquo;s a certain elegance to how trees fit into their ecosystems. It&rsquo;s amazing that they live for so long&mdash;the oldest tree in the world is over 4,800 years old!&mdash;despite being stationary.&rdquo;5.&nbsp;An Elegant Defense: The Extraordinary New Science of the Immune System:&nbsp;Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning&nbsp;New York Times&nbsp;journalist Matt Richtel, &ldquo;An Elegant Defense&rdquo; is a book about the human immune system. Ritchel tells the story of the immune system via&nbsp;the tales of four real people whose health challenges illustrate the system&rsquo;s features and bugs.
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Bill Gates recommends these 5 books for summer reading

Bill Gates is recommending 5 books you must have on your reading list for the summer. The annual summer reading list put out by <a href="https://www.gatesnotes.com/About-Bill-Gates/Summer-Books-2021">Bills Gates on his blog</a> has a theme for 2021: &ldquo;the complicated relationship between humanity and nature." Here is the list-:
1. Under a White Sky: The Nature of the Future&rsquo;: Written by&nbsp;Pulitzer Prize winner writer at the New Yorker,&nbsp;Elizabeth Kolbert&nbsp;&nbsp;takes a hard look at the new world we are creating. This is her third book after&nbsp;Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Sixth Extinction. Gates in his review of the book states "&nbsp;&ldquo;I&rsquo;m glad that smart writers like Elizabeth are reminding us of the risks of trying to intervene in nature. But I wish she had also explored whether the risks are worth taking, or what the alternatives might be." 2.&nbsp;A Promised Land: Gates recommends this book by Barack&nbsp;Obama&nbsp;to everyone not just people sharing the political belief. Encouraging read what is the first of the presidential memoirs Bill Gates says "&nbsp;&ldquo;A Promised Land is a refreshingly honest book. He isn&rsquo;t trying to sell himself to you or claim he didn&rsquo;t make mistakes. It&rsquo;s a terrific read, no matter what your politics are.&rdquo;&nbsp;The account goes through Obama&rsquo;s life through the 2011 operation that killed Osama bin Laden. 3.&nbsp;Lights Out: Pride, Delusion, and the Fall of General Electric&rsquo;: The billionaire recommends this account narrated by&nbsp;Wall Street Journal reporters&nbsp;Thomas Gryta&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ted Mann as he says it made him realise&nbsp;GE was trying to do too much.&nbsp;&ldquo;It turns out that culture of making the numbers at all costs gave rise to &lsquo;success theater&rsquo; and &ldquo;chasing earnings,&rsquo;&rdquo; <a href="https://www.gatesnotes.com/Books/Lights-Out">Gates writes.</a> &ldquo;In Gryta and Mann&rsquo;s words, &lsquo;Problems [were] hidden for the sake of preserving performance, thus allowing small problems to become big problems before they were detected." The fascinating account of the&nbsp;bellwether company makes it a must have on the bookshelf.&nbsp; 4.&nbsp;The Overstory: This Pulitzer Prize winner by Richard Power, explores relationship between humans and nature. The novel is about five trees whose unique life experiences with nine Americans bring them together to address the destruction of forests.&nbsp;&ldquo;The book made me want to learn more about trees,&rdquo;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.gatesnotes.com/Books/The-Overstory">Gates writes in his review</a>. &ldquo;You don&rsquo;t need any special knowledge to follow the story, but it left me super curious about the subject. There&rsquo;s a certain elegance to how trees fit into their ecosystems. It&rsquo;s amazing that they live for so long&mdash;the oldest tree in the world is over 4,800 years old!&mdash;despite being stationary.&rdquo; 5.&nbsp;An Elegant Defense: The Extraordinary New Science of the Immune System:&nbsp;Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning&nbsp;New York Times&nbsp;journalist Matt Richtel, &ldquo;An Elegant Defense&rdquo; is a book about the human immune system. Ritchel tells the story of the immune system via&nbsp;the tales of four real people whose health challenges illustrate the system&rsquo;s features and bugs.
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Bill Gates is recommending 5 books you must have on your reading list for the summer. The annual summer reading list put out by <a href="https://www.gatesnotes.com/About-Bill-Gates/Summer-Books-2021">Bills Gates on his blog</a> has a theme for 2021: &ldquo;the complicated relationship between humanity and nature." Here is the list-:
1. Under a White Sky: The Nature of the Future&rsquo;: Written by&nbsp;Pulitzer Prize winner writer at the New Yorker,&nbsp;Elizabeth Kolbert&nbsp;&nbsp;takes a hard look at the new world we are creating. This is her third book after&nbsp;Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Sixth Extinction. Gates in his review of the book states "&nbsp;&ldquo;I&rsquo;m glad that smart writers like Elizabeth are reminding us of the risks of trying to intervene in nature. But I wish she had also explored whether the risks are worth taking, or what the alternatives might be." 2.&nbsp;A Promised Land: Gates recommends this book by Barack&nbsp;Obama&nbsp;to everyone not just people sharing the political belief. Encouraging read what is the first of the presidential memoirs Bill Gates says "&nbsp;&ldquo;A Promised Land is a refreshingly honest book. He isn&rsquo;t trying to sell himself to you or claim he didn&rsquo;t make mistakes. It&rsquo;s a terrific read, no matter what your politics are.&rdquo;&nbsp;The account goes through Obama&rsquo;s life through the 2011 operation that killed Osama bin Laden. 3.&nbsp;Lights Out: Pride, Delusion, and the Fall of General Electric&rsquo;: The billionaire recommends this account narrated by&nbsp;Wall Street Journal reporters&nbsp;Thomas Gryta&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ted Mann as he says it made him realise&nbsp;GE was trying to do too much.&nbsp;&ldquo;It turns out that culture of making the numbers at all costs gave rise to &lsquo;success theater&rsquo; and &ldquo;chasing earnings,&rsquo;&rdquo; <a href="https://www.gatesnotes.com/Books/Lights-Out">Gates writes.</a> &ldquo;In Gryta and Mann&rsquo;s words, &lsquo;Problems [were] hidden for the sake of preserving performance, thus allowing small problems to become big problems before they were detected." The fascinating account of the&nbsp;bellwether company makes it a must have on the bookshelf.&nbsp; 4.&nbsp;The Overstory: This Pulitzer Prize winner by Richard Power, explores relationship between humans and nature. The novel is about five trees whose unique life experiences with nine Americans bring them together to address the destruction of forests.&nbsp;&ldquo;The book made me want to learn more about trees,&rdquo;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.gatesnotes.com/Books/The-Overstory">Gates writes in his review</a>. &ldquo;You don&rsquo;t need any special knowledge to follow the story, but it left me super curious about the subject. There&rsquo;s a certain elegance to how trees fit into their ecosystems. It&rsquo;s amazing that they live for so long&mdash;the oldest tree in the world is over 4,800 years old!&mdash;despite being stationary.&rdquo; 5.&nbsp;An Elegant Defense: The Extraordinary New Science of the Immune System:&nbsp;Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning&nbsp;New York Times&nbsp;journalist Matt Richtel, &ldquo;An Elegant Defense&rdquo; is a book about the human immune system. Ritchel tells the story of the immune system via&nbsp;the tales of four real people whose health challenges illustrate the system&rsquo;s features and bugs.
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Former American President Barack&nbsp;Obama&nbsp;was full of praise for English footballer Marcus Rashford&nbsp;for his campaign on providing free food for poor school-going children in Britain. In a virtual meeting between the two, Obama&nbsp;said that Marcus is a good example of somebody who was passionate about a sport and used that platform to do some good work. Last year,&nbsp;Rashford&nbsp;campaigned for the government to continue providing free meals to children in the UK, who were in need when schools were closed during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Obama praises Rashford for his child poverty food campaign

Last year,&nbsp;Rashford&nbsp;campaigned for the government to continue providing free meals to children in the UK&nbsp;

Former American President Barack&nbsp;Obama&nbsp;was full of praise for English footballer Marcus Rashford&nbsp;for his campaign on providing free food for poor school-going children in Britain. In a virtual meeting between the two, Obama&nbsp;said that Marcus is a good example of somebody who was passionate about a sport and used that platform to do some good work. Last year,&nbsp;Rashford&nbsp;campaigned for the government to continue providing free meals to children in the UK, who were in need when schools were closed during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Former US President Barack Obama on Tuesday revealed that he once broke a schoolmate's nose for using a racial slur during a locker room fight. The former president shared the experience in an episode of his Spotify podcast with Bruce Springsteen. Hurling racial slurs, he said, comes down to "an assertion of status over the other." The country's first Black President is believed to have discussed the incident for the first time. Spotify podcast 'Renegades: Born in the USA' is an eight-episode series that features the dynamic duo, who have been friends for over a decade.

Once broke a schoolmate's nose for using a racial slur, reveals Barack Obama

Former US President Barack Obama on Tuesday revealed that he once broke a schoolmate's nose for using a racial slur during a locker room fight

Broke a schoolmate's nose for using a racial slur: Barack Obama

Former US President Barack Obama on Tuesday revealed that he once broke a schoolmate's nose for using a racial slur during a locker room fight. The former president shared the experience in an episode of his Spotify podcast with Bruce Springsteen. Hurling racial slurs, he said, comes down to "an assertion of status over the other." The country's first Black President is believed to have discussed the incident for the first time. Spotify podcast 'Renegades: Born in the USA' is an eight-episode series that features the dynamic duo, who have been friends for over a decade.

#Peak2020: Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

Its almost like 2020 is a nightmare from which we don't seem to be waking up. First there's a global pandemic which crippled lives, locking us indoors for the greater part of the year, then Trump got nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
We're not kidding. The Internet is calling this moment #Peak2020. Its like saying "Bring it on 2020, what more have you got?"
US President Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by a Norwegian parliamentarian for his role in helping to broker Israel-UAE peace deal. If Trump wins, he will follow the footsteps of Barack Obama, his predecessor and political archrival.
Obama won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize for his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between people". Interestingly, Trump's nomination also comes just ahead of US presidential polls and crushing coronavirus crisis that has the US topping the list of worst-hit countries.
In February 2019, Trump had said that he deserves to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work on North Korea and Syria, but grumbled about Obama getting it. &ldquo;They gave it to Obama. He didn&rsquo;t even know what he got it for. He was there for about 15 seconds and he got the Nobel Prize. He said, &lsquo;Oh, what did I get it for?&rsquo;&rdquo; &ldquo;With me, I probably will never get it.&rdquo;, he had said.
Well, all we can say is, never say never.

((funniest 2020 memes, one after another))
Its almost like 2020 is a nightmare from which we don't seem to be waking up.
((use still images or gfx&nbsp;effect 2/3 red dots popping up slow on a world map to depict spread of covid)) First there's a global pandemic which crippled lives, locking us indoors for the greater part of the year, ((transition to visuals of Trump with his hair flying, use funny sound effect)) then Trump got nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
We're not kidding. The Internet is calling this moment #Peak2020. Its like saying "Bring it on 2020, what more have you got?"
((visuals of trump smiling / looking smug))&nbsp;US President Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by a Norwegian parliamentarian for his role in helping to broker Israel-UAE peace deal.
((juxtapose trump and obama)) If Trump wins, he will follow the footsteps of Barack Obama, his predecessor and political arch rival.
Obama won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize for his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between people".
((show trump rally)) Interestingly, Trump's nomination also comes just ahead of US presidential polls and crushing coronavirus crisis that has the US topping the list of worst-hit countries.
In February 2019, Trump had said that he deserves to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work on North Korea and Syria, but grumbled about Obama getting it.
((need to pull out the bite: breathe trump bite with date super)) &ldquo;They gave it to Obama. He didn&rsquo;t even know what he got it for. He was there for about 15 seconds and he got the Nobel Prize. He said, &lsquo;Oh, what did I get it for?&rsquo;&rdquo; &ldquo;With me, I probably will never get it.&rdquo;
VO: Well, all we can say is, never say never. ((gif&nbsp;SMH&nbsp;/ Shaking My Head))

Its almost like 2020 is a nightmare from which we don't seem to be waking up. First there's a global pandemic which crippled lives, locking us indoors for the greater part of the year, then Trump got nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
We're not kidding. The Internet is calling this moment #Peak2020. Its like saying "Bring it on 2020, what more have you got?"
US President Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by a Norwegian parliamentarian for his role in helping to broker Israel-UAE peace deal. If Trump wins, he will follow the footsteps of Barack Obama, his predecessor and political archrival.
Obama won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize for his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between people". Interestingly, Trump's nomination also comes just ahead of US presidential polls and crushing coronavirus crisis that has the US topping the list of worst-hit countries.
In February 2019, Trump had said that he deserves to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work on North Korea and Syria, but grumbled about Obama getting it. &ldquo;They gave it to Obama. He didn&rsquo;t even know what he got it for. He was there for about 15 seconds and he got the Nobel Prize. He said, &lsquo;Oh, what did I get it for?&rsquo;&rdquo; &ldquo;With me, I probably will never get it.&rdquo;, he had said.
Well, all we can say is, never say never.

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