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But first: Remembering 9/11 a generation later — Check out what we Skimm’d for you today September 11, 2024 [Subscribe]( [Read in browser]( [daily_skimm] But first: [Remembering 9/11 a generation later]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Update location]( or [View forecast]( What's Happening [Former President Trump shakes hands with VP Kamala Harris at the start of the second presidential debate of the 2024 election. ] Politics It Started With a Handshake, but Then It Went Like This… What's going on: Last night, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump [faced off for the first time]( in what may be their only debate before Election Day. The presidential nominees answered questions on [foreign policy](, [fracking]( (lots of fracking), [Jan 6](, and [immigration](. Throughout the night, Harris repeatedly put Trump on the defensive, riling him up over his [criminal cases](, [Project 2025](, and [crowd sizes](. In a strong moment for Harris, the VP said Trump “hand-selected” the three Supreme Court justices who overturned Roe v. Wade, leading to “Trump abortion bans.” Trump would not answer if he would sign a national abortion ban as president, but said he’s been “a leader on fertilization,” presumably meaning in-vitro fertilization. On immigration, the former president repeated his running mate Sen. JD Vance's (R-OH) [false claims]( about immigrants stealing pets in Ohio. Then, there was everything both candidates said [while their mics were muted](. What it means: Right off the bat, the night struck a noticeably different tone (and pace) than the Trump-Biden debate nearly two months ago, highlighting how much the race has shifted. At one point, Harris even had to explicitly remind Trump: “You’re not running against Joe Biden. You are running against me.” While Trump’s advisers hoped he would focus on the issues, he [took the VP’s bait](, [went on long (and, often, false) tangents](, and wasn't a fan of the [on-the-spot fact checking](. Still, neither candidate offered specifics when it came to policy (see [this]( and [this](). TBD on whether there will be a [second debate between the candidates](. Meanwhile, some people have already made up their minds — like [Taylor Swift](, who officially endorsed VP Harris last night. The impact of this showdown could soon play out, with [early voting starting next week](. Related: [If Last Night Was Sensory Overload, Here Are Some Memes to Help You Make Sense of It All]( (Teen Vogue) US News Police Confrontation with Miami Dolphins Player Reignites Use of Force Concerns What's going on: A traffic stop involving Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is [under investigation]( and has put a spotlight on how, when, and upon whom police use force. Here’s what happened: Police stopped Hill for speeding this past Sunday, before his first football game of the season. After a brief exchange with one of the officers, who repeatedly told Hill to keep his car window rolled down, the situation escalated quickly. Police body cam footage shows officers [handcuffing Hill and forcing him face-first onto the ground](, with one officer placing a knee on his back. During the stop, Hill said: “I’m just being Black in America, bro.” Because the stop happened so close to the stadium, some of Hill’s teammates were passing by and tried to intervene ([one was handcuffed himself](). Hill spoke out about the incident, [telling CNN](: “If I wasn’t Tyreek Hill, worst-case scenario, we would have had a different article — ‘Tyreek Hill got shot in front of Hard Rock Stadium.’” What it means: Hill said his recent experience reflects “the talk” many Black families must have with their kids about the realities of driving as a Black person in America. Black drivers stopped for traffic violations are more likely to experience the threat or use of force by police, according to [a national law enforcement survey]( — a finding echoed by a Bureau of Justice Statistics special report. In [a statement]( earlier this week, the Dolphins called it “heartbreaking” to see officers use “unnecessary force and hostility” against players like Hill. A local police union countered that the officers involved were following protocol because Hill was “uncooperative.” The mayor says the incident is under review. One of the officers involved has been assigned (for now) to desk duty. Related: [In Traffic Stops, Black People in the US “Carry the Burden of Ensuring We Are Not Murdered”]( (USA Today) Health Doctors May Be Performing Unnecessary C-Sections on Black Women What's going on: A [new study]( suggests doctors are more likely to perform cesarean sections on Black mothers — regardless of whether the surgery is medically necessary. Researchers analyzed data from nearly 1 million births across 68 hospitals in New Jersey, making it the largest study of its kind. They found that healthy Black mothers are 20% more likely to undergo a C-section than white mothers, even when they have similar medical histories. The procedure was also more likely to occur when hospitals didn’t have any scheduled C-sections. The researchers suggest this disparity may be driven by both the doctors’ racial biases and financial incentives to operate on Black women, leaving the patients more vulnerable to serious complications and higher medical bills. What it means: The researchers noted that it’s not clear how racial bias among the doctors in the study developed, since only so much can be deduced from medical records and notes. Doctors may have been more willing to perform C-sections on Black women sooner due to existing racial disparities in childbirth outcomes. The [maternal mortality rate]( for Black women remains higher than that of other women in the US. However, Black mothers might feel less empowered to challenge a decision for a C-section, and when they do, their concerns may be dismissed due to implicit bias — which [continues to be a problem](. Although C-sections are the most common surgery in the US, advocates and organizations have been urging doctors to reduce their use, as the procedure can lead to unnecessary complications. Related: [The Number of Maternity Care Deserts in the US Is Growing]( (NBC) Quick Hits 👀 Halle Berry is sharing [why she took a three-year break]( from dating. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🐕 Do you need a prenup to decide [who’d get your dog]( in a divorce? --------------------------------------------------------------- 🥓 Can bacon be political? Apparently, yes. [Take this quiz]( to see which side yours is on. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🙃 Don’t believe everything you see (on your FYP): The truth about “[cortisol face](.” --------------------------------------------------------------- 🗣️ There are [benefits to talking to yourself](, and we feel seen. Scorecard The week's sports news and culture stories, ranked. [Alex Morgan] Winning: Jason Kelce nailed [his ESPN debut](, and you won’t believe where he got his outfit. Tom Brady, take notes. Chaotic: What's it like to have your secret relationship hard launched on C-SPAN? A pair of basketball superstars seem to have [found out the hard way](. Hang it in the Louvre: Alex Morgan officially played [her last NWSL game](. No, we’re not crying. You’re crying. Skimm Picks Here are today’s recs to help you live a smarter life… Skimm'rs can get 20% off Speks' bestselling [Geode](, a magnet fidget toy that [we use to stop endless scrolling](. Use code SKIMM20 at checkout. --------------------------------------------------------------- You deserve some nice pajamas. These [buttery-soft Skims PJs]( are the first ones we reach for. But this [modal set]( is a nice, less-expensive alternative that holds up well with lots of wash and wear. --------------------------------------------------------------- Looking for something good to read? Our books editors can't stop raving about [The Editor: How Publishing Legend Judith Jones Shaped Culture in America]( and [Big Fan](. Best enjoyed with a [supportive reading pillow]( and [cozy candle](. --------------------------------------------------------------- Here are [10 clever products]( to get you out the door in 10 minutes, including a [dry shampoo]( that really works and a [$25 dress]( you can wear anytime, anywhere. Psst…love our recs? Follow [@skimmshopping]( on Instagram for more products, gifts, and services that are actually worth the hype (and the price tag). Tell Us [Viewers watching Trump and Harris at the debate ] Did the debate change your opinion of either former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Harris? [Yes, I am seeing things differently now.]( [No — I feel the same about them.]( [I didn’t watch it.]( Extra Credit [Megan Thee Stallion] Tune In Need a palate cleanser after last night’s debate? You’re in luck: The [2024 MTV Video Music Awards]( are tonight. In addition to Megan Thee Stallion hosting, [expect performances]( by pop princesses Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter, and, of all people, Eminem. Will the millennial icon rap his greatest hits? Will Taylor Swift — who leads the night with 12 nominations — become the winningist woman in VMAs history? And will [Travis Kelce tag along](? We have no idea, but we'll be watching at 8 pm ET to find out. For more recs... Check out the Daily Skimm Weekend newsletter, in your inbox every Saturday and Sunday. We'll help you spend your leisure time well. 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