The Daily Populous

Sunday June 30th, 2024 morning edition

image for To serve his country, Donald Trump should leave the race | Editorial

His disjointed responses and dazed look sparked calls for him to drop out of the presidential race.

But lost in the hand wringing was Donald Trump’s usual bombastic litany of lies, hyperbole, bigotry, ignorance, and fear mongering.

The only person who should withdraw from the race is Trump.

Trump, 78, has been on the political stage for eight years marked by chaos, corruption, and incivility.

Throughout the debate, Trump repeatedly said we are a “failing” country.

“People are dying all over the place,” Trump said, later adding “we’re literally an uncivilized country now.”.

After scheming to overturn the 2020 election, Trump refused to say if he would accept the results of the 2024 election. »

Utica police involved in shooting that killed 13-year-old male. What we know.

Authored by uticaod.com

Turning the press conference over to the police chief, Williams attempted to provide a timeline of events.

According to Police Chief Mark Williams, Utica police officers were conducting a pedestrian stop of two juveniles around 10:18 p.m. on Friday, June 28 in the 900 block of Shaw Street.

Utica police ask that the public obtains all of the information that will be made available when reviewing this incident. »

Overwatch 2 Devs Agree: Tanks Are Miserable To Play Right Now

Authored by kotaku.com

Where once the role prioritized team-wide defense, Overwatch 2 has built and reworked tanks to be frontline brawlers.

Since then, the role has been in constant flux as Blizzard has tried to better define the role.

In recent seasons, it’s struggled immensely, as changes like the damage hero passive that weakens healing have turned some tanks into giant glass cannons. »

NYC libraries to get budget funding back — and reopen on Sundays

Authored by gothamist.com

Following the publication of this story, the mayor and Council Speaker Adrienne Adams issued joint press releases announcing the restoration of funding for libraries as well as cultural organizations.

The speaker, who thanked the mayor, said restoring the funding had been a “top priority” for the Council.

The decision to guarantee a portion of the library budget could help spare libraries from the annual budget dance because they have traditionally been used as a bargaining chip in negotiations. »