Ausum News Briefing

By Ausum

Ausum Daily News Brief is a mini-podcast, breaking down the latest from top publishers. We round up the top articles that everyone is talking about, morning and afternoon, so you could start and end y... more

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August 31, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Wednesday, August 31st
Mikhail Gorbachev died yesterday night aged 91.
The Justice Department is seeking a search warrant for Trump's Florida residence after they obtained evidence that highly classified documents were likely concealed.
A UN Expert has warned that the United States must protect LGBTQ+ rights.
Taiwan has vowed to counter-attack if Chinese forces enter its territory.
The Taliban put on a show of force.
A truck crash outside a school in Indonesia killed ten people.
On Saturday, NASA will try a second launch attempt of its new moon rocket.
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August 30, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Tuesday, August 30th
A major sea-level rise from the melting of the Greenland ice cap is now inevitable.
The E.U. is expected to make it harder for Russians to obtain visas and travel freely within the bloc.
France has accused Moscow of using gas as a “weapon of war”.
The Justice Department made a court filing stating that FBI agents already examined Trump's Mar-a-Lago documents seized.
Over forty per cent of Americans believe a civil war is likely within a decade.
Guatemala has said that they will “always support” Taiwan.
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August 29, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Monday, August 29th
Pakistan’s foreign minister has asked for financial help to cope with “overwhelming” floods.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has sent a “support and assistance mission” to the nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine.
At least four people died in Houston after a gunman set a residential building on fire and shot at fleeing residents.
Amazon activists are currently mourning the death of the ‘man of the hole’, who was thought to be the last of his tribe.
NASA’s next-generation rocketship is set for its debut launch today.
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August 26, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Friday, August 26th
The NAF will require patients who receive the organization's funding to take both abortion pills in a state where abortion is legal.
California has approved the ban on the sale of new gasoline-only cars by 2035.
Europe's largest nuclear power plant was cut from electricity.
The justice department must file a redacted version of the affidavit justifying the Trump Mar-a-Lago search warrant.
Royal Mail workers are on strike.
The suspended Thai PM will continue as defence minister.
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August 25, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Thursday, August 25th
A Russian rocket strike on a Ukrainian train station killed 22 people.
Taiwan has proposed $19 billion in defence spending for next year.
Biden promised to cancel the education debt owed by millions of Americans.
California will vote on a sweeping plan to restrict and ultimately ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars.
The Uvalde school district Police Chief has been fired.
Starbucks has fired over 85 workers who were heavily involved in union organizing efforts.
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August 24, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Wednesday, August 24th
Ukraine is celebrating its 31st anniversary of independence from the Soviet Union despite the date falling exactly six months since the Russian invasion.
Trump has appeared to concede in his court filings surrounding the seizure of official government documents that he unlawfully retained.
In New York, a Democrat who campaigned on abortion rights has won a special congressional election in a swing district.
Twice as many people died from the Covid-19in the UK this summer compared to 2021.
This summer’s heatwave in China is breaking records.
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August 23, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Tuesday, August 23rd
Russia has accused Ukrainian intelligence agencies of killing Daria Dugina.
Ukrainian soldiers claim that they suffered torture in Russian captivity.
A pipeline bringing oil through Rusia was damaged.
New trigger laws will restrict more women from accessing abortions.
Fauci plans to step down from top U.S. infectious disease expert in December.
Sensitive election system files were shared with right-wing commentators.
Southern states have been hit by torrential rain.
Kenya's first female chief justice will preside over the election petition.
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3min
August 22, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Monday, August 22nd
Russian rockets were fired near the nuclear power plant.
Kyiv has banned public events related to the anniversary of Ukraine’s independence.
Civil rights advocates are disturbed by the new law forcing schools to display the phrase “In God We Trust”.
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit Bali.
The Pakistan prime minister was charged under the country’s antiterrorism act.
Tyson Fury is calling for harsher penalties for UK knife crime.
Cineworld has confirmed that it is filing for bankruptcy.
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3min
August 19, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Friday, August 19th
The UN chief believes any damage to the southern Ukraine nuclear power plant would be “suicide.”
A massive storm complex in Europe has killed multiple people.
In Algeria, fast-spreading wildfires have killed at least 37 people.
In Florida, officials have arrested and charged twenty people with illegal voting.
Allen Weisselberg has pleaded guilty to tax fraud.
The man accused of stabbing Salman Rushdie has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault.
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August 18, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Thursday, August 18th
An explosion hit a mosque in Kabul, killing 21 people.
The US is prepared to start formal trade negotiations with Taiwan.
Liz Cheney announced that she is now considering running for president.
Walgreens, CVS and Walmart must pay $650 million in an opioid epidemic lawsuit.
Europe’s dry summer has impacted the energy supply.
In China, the severe drought conditions along the Yangtze river could last well into September.
Covid-19 are at increases the risk of having mental health and neurological conditions up to two years after infection.
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FAQs about Ausum News Briefing:

How many episodes does Ausum News Briefing have?

The podcast currently has 261 episodes available.