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 Biden just quit the race and endorsed Kamala Harris. What happens now?
Vox · Andrew Prokop
Democrats are taking a leap into the unknown.
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 Joseph R. Biden, once considered too young to serve, now considered too old to win
NBC News · Peter Nicholas
Biden’s life and political career has careened between unexpected triumph and unimaginable tragedy, leading him to the White House.
 How Kamala Harris’ approval rating compares to Donald Trump’s
Newsweek · James Bickerton
Recent polling indicates both Harris and Trump have negative approval ratings, although there is some variation around exact figures.
 Until 1968, presidential candidates were picked by party conventions
theconversation.com · Philip Klinkner
The process has now been revived by Biden’s withdrawal from the race.
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 Paris Olympics Day-by-Day Viewers Guide
Sports Illustrated · Mitch Goldich
With 329 events across 39 sports, there will be plenty to take in over 19 days. Here’s what to look out for. The Olympics are the world’s most …
 ‘This is where Russia has put us’
CNN · Radina Gigova
Europe turns to conscription as the threat of a wider war grows.
 Holiday in Afghanistan: Taliban wish you were here
BBC News · Flora Drury
Tourism is booming under the Taliban regime as Westerners flock to see its unspoiled sites — but not everyone is winning.
 Workplace habit of ‘coffee badging’ prompts reported new policy at Amazon
ctvnews.ca · Megan DeLaire
The tech giant is taking measures to counter the employees who are “showing face” to elude the rules of its hybrid work schedule.
 Chinese companies offer to ‘resurrect’ deceased loved ones with AI avatars
NPR · Emily Feng
The firms have set out to prove that relationships with AI-generated entities can become mainstream.
 Pooping on the moon is a messy business
WIRED · Becky Ferreira
Space agencies and governments need to figure out the legal, ethical, and practical dimensions of extraterrestrial waste management.
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