Lebanese authorities alleged the Australian TV crew, who were filming the recovery operation as part of a story, paid the British-based recovery agents 115,000 Australian dollars (86,877 U.S. dollars). Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said foreign minster Julie Bishop has been in discussions with her Lebanese counterpart, and that embassy staff were also assisting.
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Now that Joe Biden emerged from his basement to accept his party’s nomination for president, it’s well past time for him to remain out of hiding and open himself up to questions as the campaign enters its final stretch. Whatever one might say about President Trump, it cannot be said that he’s afraid to engage with the media. Trump, in addition to frequent speeches and other public appearances, has repeatedly offered himself up to the media to take questions, even as they remain largely hostile to his candidacy. Whether it’s in press conferences, informal gaggles from in front of the White House, or tough one-on-one sessions, Trump has made himself available. Biden, in contrast, has run the most stealth presidential campaign in modern history.
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