1. LeBron James Makes History as U.S. Flagbearer at Paris Olympics

The Paris Olympics are just around the corner, and excitement is building as NBA All-Star LeBron James has been chosen to lead the U.S. delegation as the male flagbearer in this Friday’s opening ceremony. This is a historic moment for LeBron, as he becomes the first men’s basketball player to carry the U.S. flag at the Games. Congratulations to LeBron for this incredible honor!

On a different note, a recent online poll shows that only 9% of adults plan to watch the Olympics every day. Are you feeling the Olympic fever, or are you skipping the festivities this year?

In other news, Janet Jackson made headlines during an unexpected interview in Britain, where she asked the host to stop asking her questions. Janet expressed her discomfort with speaking and stated that she would rather listen to others talk. What are your thoughts on Janet’s candid response?

The recent global computer outage has caused chaos worldwide, leading many to draw parallels between the outage and the Netflix movie “Leave the World Behind.” With the notion of a world without internet and phones becoming a reality, some are questioning if such a scenario could happen in real life. Have you seen the movie? Do you think it’s just fiction, or should we be concerned about a potential longer-lasting outage?

In the realm of politics, Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign has experienced a surge in fundraising, raising an impressive $81 million in just 24 hours after President Biden’s endorsement. This adds to the already sizable war chest for the upcoming election cycle, with significant contributions coming from various initiatives like “Win with Black Women” and “Win with Black Men.” The momentum behind Harris’ campaign is undeniable, setting the stage for an exciting political season ahead.