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But first: what $550K gets you in Barnegat, New Jersey — Check out what we Skimm’d for you today July 10, 2024 [Subscribe]( [Read in browser]( [daily_skimm] [Together with]( [Realtor]( But first: [what $550K gets you in Barnegat, New Jersey]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Update location]( or [View forecast]( Quote of the Day "Well, it was her birthday. I was scrambling" — Teresa Giudice, explaining that [Larsa Pippen photoshop fail](. At least no one is flipping tables over this. [Facebook]([Twitter]([Email](mailto:?body=Teresa Giudice never fails us #theSkimm%0A3Ftype%3Demailurl%26r%3DSKIMM%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare%23custom) What's Happening [President Biden at a campaign event] Politics Congressional Democrats Are Still Divided on Biden What's going on: Yesterday, House and Senate Democrats held separate [closed-door meetings]( to talk about their party’s support for President Biden. The meetings, taking place nearly two weeks after Biden’s debate flop, ended with lawmakers [remaining divided]( on how to move forward. When asked if the party’s on the same page, Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) put it simply: It’s “not even in the same book.” While some Democrats like Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) have backed off their calls for Biden to step down, Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) became the [seventh House Democrat]( to urge the president to drop out. Meanwhile, [Sen. Michael Bennet]( (D-CO) said he doesn’t think the president can beat former President Trump. What it means: Many Democrats have shown that they’re not willing to push Biden to withdraw from the presidential race, despite concerns about his ability to win the election and that he could cost them [control of the House and Senate](. Meanwhile, some lawmakers told The New York Times that they’re hoping [another misstep]( could convince Biden to leave the race. It makes the president’s hosting gig at this week’s NATO summit all the more important, with many looking to see how Biden performs. But even as some call on him to step aside, the president has publicly received support from key groups, like the Congressional Black Caucus and Hispanic Caucus. Related: [Here’s the Shortlist for VP Kamala Harris’ Own VP If She Runs]( (Newsweek) International Barcelona Residents Really Want Tourists To Go Home What's going on: Thousands of Barcelona residents patrolled the streets last weekend with water guns in hand. [Their target? Tourists](. As part of a city-wide protest, locals sprayed ice cream-eating vacationers with water and yelled at them to book a one-way ticket home. The protest comes as mass tourism has pushed the cost of living up in Barcelona, with rent increasing by about 70% over the past decade. Some residents are fed up, saying it’s making their city unlivable and demanding that the local government restrict traveler accommodations and limit the number of cruises at the city’s port. What it means: As for whether or not you should include Barcelona in your 2024 Euro summer plans, that’s up to you. Though, maybe consider bringing a rain jacket to combat the water guns. Despite Barcelona residents’ attitudes toward visitors, tourism is an important part of the city’s local economy and accounted for about 15% of Barcelona’s GDP in 2023. That’s $13.8 billion. However, many locals have said none of that money makes its way back to them. Barcelona isn’t alone either. A growing number of cities and countries are frustrated with tourists and have taken matters into their own hands. [Japan](, [Indonesia](, and the [Canary Islands]( have put measures in place to curb the influx of tourists over the past year. Related: [This European City Is Trying Something Different and Wants To Reward Good Tourists]( (CNN) Business Would You Like a Nonalcoholic Beer With That? What's going on: Athletic Brewing Company, America’s biggest nonalcoholic beer brand, just announced it secured an additional [$50 million in funding](, pushing the company’s valuation to $800 million, according to The Wall Street Journal. The company says it plans to use this new cash to ramp up production and get its beer into more stores worldwide in order to keep up with the growing demand. Since launching in 2018, Athletic has outpaced competitors like Heineken and Budweiser to claim the No. 1 spot in nonalcoholic beer sales in US grocery stores, according to NielsenIQ data analysis. The company’s success is driven in part by health and wellness trends that have made booze-free drinks worthy of being cracked open. What it means: More Americans are looking out for their livers. Over 40% of Americans say they’re trying to cut back on alcohol in 2024, according to data from NCSolutions. That number goes up to 49% for millennials and 61% for Gen Z, according to the data. Around the world, nonalcoholic drink consumption is expected to go up [by a third]( by 2026, according to International Wine and Spirit Research. Household favorites like Heineken, Corona, Budweiser, and Guinness have hopped on the non-boozy beer bandwagon too. Bars have also taken note of this shift in consumers' tastes, with New York City having the most sober bars in the US. Cheers to that. Related: [The Top 12 Nonalcoholic Beers To Try at Your Next Cookout]( (USA Today) Quick Hits 🙄 What’s not music to our ears? [A Ticketmaster hack]( that potentially exposed the data of millions of people. --------------------------------------------------------------- 📺 Move over Netflix. A [new streaming service]( will give people the option to create content and earn money. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🥩 The latest milestone in lab-grown meat is…[a bubble-gum pink jello](. We’ve got some beef with it. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🙌 Miranda Priestly recently [made an appearance]( at Paris Couture Week, but it looks like she’s also returning to [the big screen](. We’re throwing on our cerulean tops in celebration. --------------------------------------------------------------- 💚 Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, and Cameron Diaz are [getting back together](. Far, Far Away, here we come. Scorecard The week's sports news and culture stories, ranked. [ Race winner Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain and Mercedes celebrates on the podium during the F1 Grand Prix of Great Britain at Silverstone Circuit on July 07, 2024] Winning: The Olympic Village is getting its [first-ever nursery](, with the help of Allyson Felix. We can’t help but wonder if it’ll have AC. Chaotic: NBA fans were shook to find out Steph Curry can’t do [this party trick]( with a basketball. Hang it in the Louvre: It took [Lewis Hamilton]( nearly 1,000 days to score another F1 win. Post-race, he said, “I can’t stop crying.” Somebody get him a tissue. Skimm Picks Here are today’s recs to help you live a smarter life… Our Commerce Director is [deeply obsessed]( with this [travel tote]( that folds up to be smaller than a piece of paper. And it's under $100. --------------------------------------------------------------- Everything we're buying from the [Nordstrom Anniversary sale](, from affordable [work pants]( to the perfect pair of [designer jeans](. --------------------------------------------------------------- This [cream-to-powder stick]( is made with aloe vera and prebiotics to soften and heal irritated skin. Use it anywhere you're [prone to chafing](, like your thighs and armpits. --------------------------------------------------------------- This is the summer of the Garden Girl aesthetic. Embrace it with this [linen dress](, chic [floral earrings](, and lemon-printed [woven bag](. Now [take yourself on a picnic](. Psst…love our recs? Follow [@skimmshopping]( on Instagram for more products, gifts, and services that are actually worth the hype (and the price tag). Extra Credit [Screenshot from the tv show "Sunny"] Stream It may be called[Sunny](, but Apple TV+’s new series is, well, dark. It follows Suzie (Rashida Jones), an American woman living in Japan, whose husband and son disappear in a mysterious plane crash. Shortly after, Suzie is gifted a new companion: a domestic robot named Sunny, made by her husband’s tech company...which Suzie didn't even know existed. Over time, the two form an unlikely friendship as Suzie attempts to piece together what happened to her family. Part sci-fi and part thriller, the “[wonderfully weird](” 10-episodes —[adapted from]( Colin O’Sullivan’s novel The Dark Manual — are already being declared as one of this year's “[most intriguing series](.” 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. Settle This [A close up of a tennis ball near the court's boundary line] In honor of Wimbledon, we're revisiting an old debate and asking: What's the color of a tennis ball? The answer [isn't as simple]( as we thought. What's your take on the color? [Yellow, of course.]( [Brat lime green.]( [Ask Miranda Priestly — she would know.]( Game Time [puzzletime]( Looking for a crossword that’s not impossible to solve? You’re in luck. [This one]( even offers hints when you get stuck. The faster you finish, the better your score — and the more impressed the group chat will be. [Go on](. 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