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Nevada: Nevada’s Secretary of State, Francisco Aguilar, has expressed concern over an increasing number of mail-in ballots being rejected due to signature mismatches, particularly in Clark and Washoe counties. According to US media reports, over 11,300 ballots in Clark County and 1,800 in Washoe County are flagged for verification or “curing.” Signature mismatches require voters …
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Gulf markets displayed mixed performance on Tuesday as investors approached trading with caution ahead of the U.S. presidential election. The anticipation surrounding the election, which sees candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris campaigning fiercely in critical states like Pennsylvania, has influenced market sentiment in the Middle East. The U.S. election’s impact on Gulf markets continues …
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Dearborn: As the race for the White House intensifies, Yemeni-American leader Ali Baleed Almaklani has openly endorsed Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Almaklani, a prominent figure in the Arab-American community, is standing by Harris despite mixed views from other advocates. Almaklani, speaking at a Dearborn polling site, explained why he continues to back the Democratic Party. …
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Washington: The presidential contest between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris surged toward an unpredictable conclusion on Tuesday. Millions of Americans lined up at polling stations to decide between two drastically different visions for the country’s future. This race has been marked by extraordinary events, including two assassination attempts on Trump, President Joe Biden’s …
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Election Day in the United States brings an intense atmosphere, with officials on high alert. Concerns over potential political violence have prompted various states to implement strict security measures. The presidential race between Republican Donald Trump and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris is tight, with battleground states expected to decide the outcome. Security Fences and …
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In response to public outrage, Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has ordered the release of minors who were detained and charged with treason after participating in August protests against the rising cost of living. The directive to release the children, according to Information Minister Mohammed Idris, comes amid mounting criticism over the government’s handling of protests, …
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The New York Times Tech Guild walked off the job at 12:01 a.m. Monday. The strike, called by the Tech Guild, is an open-ended action against unfair labor practices. It follows intense negotiations between the Tech Guild and Times management, which failed to yield a contract agreement. This strike could disrupt the Times’ coverage of …
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The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has restated its commitment to maintaining international agreements that guarantee free navigation for all vessels, whether commercial or military, passing through the canal. The authority emphasized that this policy applies regardless of the vessels’ national origin, underscoring its adherence to the Constantinople Convention of 1888. In a statement on Friday …
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With only one day remaining before the U.S. presidential election, the race remains intensely close. Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former Republican President Donald Trump are both in a virtual tie according to the latest polls. This nail-biting finish has both candidates racing through key swing states, hoping to sway last-minute voters in their …
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Can a candidate lose the presidential election in the United States even after securing more votes? This question raises important concerns about how the Electoral College system functions. In the U.S., ballots display the names of presidential and vice-presidential candidates. However, voters actually cast their votes for a group of electors. After the popular vote, …
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Layla Elabed, an Arab American voter, recently shared the challenges her community faces in the upcoming U.S. election. She plans to leave the presidential choice blank on her ballot but urges Arab Americans to participate in voting. Elabed noted that both major candidates present difficult choices, especially because of their strong support for Israel. This …
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In her first appearance on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg since becoming Tory leader, Kemi Badenoch addressed Labour’s Budget and challenged recent spending promises. She began by acknowledging past issues within the Conservative Party, but quickly shifted focus to her future plans, aiming to redirect attention to her vision. Badenoch Criticizes Labour’s Spending Promises Badenoch took …
With Election Day only hours away, Harris and Trump are crisscrossing key battleground states in a last, intense push to sway undecided voters. Both campaigns are in full gear, with Harris targeting Michigan and Trump focusing on Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia, all critical for securing an Electoral College victory. This neck-and-neck race has brought …
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A man tragically died amid Halloween festivities after reportedly falling onto a road and being struck by a bus in Edinburgh. The incident resulted in catastrophic injuries, and police quickly responded, closing several roads in the area to conduct an investigation. All roads have since reopened. Police Appeal for Witnesses Sergeant Louise Birrell of the …
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Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on Saturday Night Live this weekend, teaming up with Maya Rudolph, who frequently portrays her in skits on the show. The duo delivered comedic exchanges, blending humor with political jabs as Election Day approaches. Humorous Jab at Trump’s Recent Struggles During the skit, Harris complimented Rudolph’s version of herself, saying, …
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To win the White House, a presidential candidate must secure 270 Electoral College votes. These votes are allocated to U.S. states based on their congressional representation. In most states, the candidate with the most votes wins all of that state’s electors. Current Electoral Landscape According to U.S. media tallies, Vice President Kamala Harris starts with …
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India on Saturday rejected Canada’s allegation that Indian Home Minister Amit Shah plotted to target Sikh activists on Canadian soil. The Indian government called the accusation “absurd and baseless,” responding firmly to the diplomatic claims. Earlier this week, Canadian officials claimed that intelligence traced a campaign to monitor and allegedly target Khalistani activists in Canada …
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In a powerful speech at a Las Vegas rally, Jennifer Lopez expressed emotional support for Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, slamming former President Donald Trump for his divisive rhetoric. Lopez, who is proud of her Puerto Rican heritage, highlighted her identity and the shared struggles of the Latino community, sending a strong message about the …
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Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus stands at a unique juncture in Bangladeshi history, poised to lead a new democratic chapter. After student-led protests ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Yunus returned in August to guide an interim government committed to democratic transition. For Bangladesh, this moment offers a chance to reshape the nation through democratic reform, …
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Donald Trump’s recent comments targeting former Republican lawmaker Liz Cheney have sparked fresh controversy as political tensions rise. The former president, who is running again in the 2024 election, made inflammatory remarks suggesting Cheney might change her “war hawk” stance if faced with armed combat. These comments, made at a campaign event in Arizona with …
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A federal judge has temporarily halted a lawsuit challenging Elon Musk’s controversial $1 million-per-day sweepstakes in key U.S. swing states, allowing the giveaways to continue during the final days before the November 5 election. This sweepstakes, organized by America PAC—a pro-Trump political action committee established by Musk—has sparked intense debate, with critics claiming it could …
Massive rainfall this week in Spain has left parts of its eastern coast resembling an inland sea, as extreme flooding covered vast areas, submerging towns and erasing landscapes. Satellite images taken before and after this unprecedented event reveal how the flooding dramatically altered the region’s topography, giving the coastal areas the appearance of islands amid …
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WASHINGTON: President Joe Biden will attend the inauguration of the next U.S. president in January, whether the victory goes to Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump. The White House confirmed Biden’s commitment to the tradition on Wednesday, less than a week before the 2024 election. White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre emphasized Biden’s …
