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By Nik Popli / ChicagoAugust 19, 2024 12:00 PM EDTEight year air max s ago, Hillary Clinton addressed the Democratic National Convention as the first woman to lead a major partys presidential ticket, hoping to break the proverbial glass ceiling. On Monday night, she was back on the DNC stage鈥攐nly this time in a slightly different role.As the Democratic Party finds itself once again on the cusp of potentially electing its first female President, Clinton, now 76, used her speech to rally behind Vice President Kamala Harris, salute President Joe Biden, and remind Democrats of the progress made and the opportunities still within reach since her historic presidential run in 2016.The convention crowd gave Clinton a standing ovation that lasted more than two minutes鈥攐ne of the longest of the night鈥攁nd erupted with chants of her name. Theres a lot of energy in this room just like there is across the country, sh ugg e said.Read More: Read the Full Transcript of Hillary Clintons 2024 DNC SpeechHere are some of the biggest moments from Clintons speech at the DNC.Clinton says Harris will break the glass ceiling once and for allThe former 2016 presidential candidate spoke about Harris possibly breaking the glass ceiling to become Americas first woman president. Together, we put a lot of cracks in the highest, hardest glass ceiling, she said, echoing a remark she famously made at the Democratic convention in 2008 after losing t adidas samba he nomination to former President Barack Obama. On the other side of tha
By Maddy FryMarch 10, 2014 10:24 AM EDTA group of 13 stanley cup Greek Orthodox nuns were freed on Monday after being kidnapped and held by Al-Qaeda-linked rebels in Syria for four months.They arrived in Damascus after a deal was reached between the Syrian government and members of the group the Nusra Front, the Associated Press reports.The nuns were taken from their convent in the predominantly Christian town of Maaloula during a bout of fighting in December. They claimed in a video released by the Nusra Front that they were well-treated. The nuns were delivered to the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate in Old Damascus, where they will remain. Their release came in exchange for about 150 Syrian women being released by t stanley cup he government in Damascus.Despite their safe release, the Syrian Greek Orthodox Patriarchal Assistant, Bishop Louca al-Khoury, accused the Nusra Front of going after Syriarsquo religious minorities, claiming the country is now being targeted by armed terrorist groups who donrsquo;t understand anything but the language of killing and destruction.[AP]More Must-Reads from TIMEHow the Economy is Doing in the Swin stanley cup g StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to Voting in the 2024 ElectionMel Robbins Will Make You Do ItWhy Vinegar Is So Good for YouYou Dont Have to Dread the End of Daylight SavingThe 20 Best Halloween TV Episodes of All TimeMeet TIMEs Newest Class of Next Generation LeadersContact us at letters@time Sada Pope Francis Met With Apple CEO Tim Cook
By Nik Popli / ChicagoAugust 19, 2024 12:00 PM EDTEight year air max s ago, Hillary Clinton addressed the Democratic National Convention as the first woman to lead a major partys presidential ticket, hoping to break the proverbial glass ceiling. On Monday night, she was back on the DNC stage鈥攐nly this time in a slightly different role.As the Democratic Party finds itself once again on the cusp of potentially electing its first female President, Clinton, now 76, used her speech to rally behind Vice President Kamala Harris, salute President Joe Biden, and remind Democrats of the progress made and the opportunities still within reach since her historic presidential run in 2016.The convention crowd gave Clinton a standing ovation that lasted more than two minutes鈥攐ne of the longest of the night鈥攁nd erupted with chants of her name. Theres a lot of energy in this room just like there is across the country, sh ugg e said.Read More: Read the Full Transcript of Hillary Clintons 2024 DNC SpeechHere are some of the biggest moments from Clintons speech at the DNC.Clinton says Harris will break the glass ceiling once and for allThe former 2016 presidential candidate spoke about Harris possibly breaking the glass ceiling to become Americas first woman president. Together, we put a lot of cracks in the highest, hardest glass ceiling, she said, echoing a remark she famously made at the Democratic convention in 2008 after losing t adidas samba he nomination to former President Barack Obama. On the other side of tha