Vice President Kamala Harris recently participated in her first major joint interview with running mate Tim Walz since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee. During the interview, Harris discussed her agenda for her first months in office, if elected, and addressed topics that she had previously avoided on the campaign trail. She defended changing her stances on some major policy issues, such as her position on hydraulic fracturing, and stated that her values remain the same, emphasizing her belief in the reality of the climate crisis.

Harris also discussed her views on unlawful border crossings, stating that there should be consequences for those who break the law. She expressed her belief that laws must be followed and enforced when it comes to people crossing the border illegally. Additionally, Harris discussed her plans to appoint a Republican to her Cabinet if elected and highlighted her commitment to addressing the climate crisis through initiatives like the Inflation Reduction Act. The interview provided insight into Harris’ policy perspective and decision-making processes.

In a separate news story, it was reported that Ukraine had sent troops into Russian territory, claiming control over nearly 500 square miles of land and taking hundreds of prisoners of war. Despite initial assumptions that Russian President Vladimir Putin would take swift action to drive out the Ukrainian forces, there has been little movement on the part of the Russians to counter the incursion. This has led to speculation about a potential standoff between the two countries and the possibility of withdrawal of forces on either side.

The families of individuals who underwent pig organ transplants shared their experiences and perspectives on the experimental procedure. While some of the transplant recipients did not survive long after the surgeries, their loved ones expressed admiration for their willingness to participate in groundbreaking medical research. The families acknowledged the risks involved in the transplants but viewed them as opportunities to advance scientific knowledge and potentially save lives in the future.

In other political news, the Justice Department released a report highlighting failures in the FBI’s handling of child sex abuse cases. An incident at Arlington National Cemetery involved a Trump aide allegedly pushing an employee while trying to enforce restrictions on taking photos and videos. Donald Trump’s new book includes threats to imprison Mark Zuckerberg and claims of a positive relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The Department of Homeland Security announced plans to resume issuing travel authorizations for migrants from select countries. Furthermore, lawyers for Trump argued for his criminal hush money case to be heard in federal court.

Finally, a staff pick highlighted the evolution of quinceañeras, traditional Latino celebrations marking a girl’s transition to womanhood. These celebrations are adapting to the social media age, with young women opting for blowout parties featuring modern music and epic photo shoots. Additionally, NBC Select provided information on Labor Day sales and the best deals available, as well as expert tips for navigating online shopping and finding the best discounts.

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