By Hannah Jewell with John Taylor  Email Listen to this briefing Good morning. It’s Friday, Aug. 30, and if you’re curious about whether you spend money like a millennial or a boomer, take this quiz. (I got Gen X, somehow.) Now let’s get to the news. But first, take advantage of summer savings with our Labor Day sale, unlocking one year of access for $29. To subscribe, click here.   Vice President Kamala Harris said she would put a Republican in her Cabinet if elected. Last night: Harris addressed how some of her policies have changed in an interview with CNN. Her running mate, Tim Walz, answered questions about his biography. What else to know: This was Harris’s first major interview since President Joe Biden dropped out of the race. She and Walz are campaigning in Georgia — a key swing state. Read this story            The Army defended an Arlington Cemetery staffer who was “pushed” by Trump aides. What happened? Donald Trump’s campaign is under fire after an altercation Monday at the military cemetery in Virginia. The female employee will not press charges. Other news: Trump pledged yesterday to require the government or private insurance to cover the cost of IVF — but didn’t say how. He has a deficit with female voters. Read this story            The FBI is falling short in child sex-abuse cases. What to know: The FBI is not following its policies on reporting abuse allegations to other agencies, the Justice Department said yesterday. Some cases are falling through the cracks. Zooming out: New rules were instituted after agents botched the response to reports of abuse by Larry Nassar, the former USA Gymnastics doctor, in 2015. Read this story              Israel will implement brief pauses in fighting in Gaza starting Sunday. Why? To facilitate vaccination of more than 640,000 children against polio amid an outbreak of the disease. The pauses will occur over three days in three zones. Bigger picture: The pauses come after more aid workers were fired on by Israeli forces this week. And an Israeli military operation in the West Bank has killed at least 16 people. Read this story            Covid is associated with increased risk for hearing loss in young adults. What to know: A coronavirus diagnosis was associated with a 3.44 times higher risk for subsequent hearing loss in adults aged 20 to 39, a recent study found. Other health news: Mold and bugs were found at a Boar’s Head plant associated with a listeria outbreak. And some Massachusetts parents are risking exposure to a deadly mosquito virus. Read this story            ADVERTISEMENT     The college football season kicks off with its first big weekend of games. What’s new: A 12-team, month-long playoff to end the season. And conference realignment, making some road trips and rivalries unrecognizable. (Can you keep up? Take our quiz.) Games to watch: No. 1 Georgia faces No. 14 Clemson tomorrow at noon in the season’s first marquee game. Sunday night, No. 13 LSU already has a must-win matchup with No. 23 USC. Read this story            Marmoset monkeys may call each other by name. Mother and daughter marmosets, Bhumi and Belle. Scientists used machine learning to analyze more than 50,000 calls of 10 captive marmosets. (David Omer) How? They use distinctive, whistle-like “phee calls” to address specific monkeys out of their sight, a new study found. The practice is similar to how people use names. What it means: Humans aren’t so special in our social, cognitive and communication abilities. Other recent studies have shown some dolphins and elephants may use names, too.