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The tablet, found in 1882 by archaeologist Hormuzd Rassam in Sippar, features cuneiform writing and an etched map.
The map provides an aerial view of Mesopotamia, surrounded by a double circle labeled the 'Bitter River,' considered the boundary of the known world by Babylonians.
Researchers suggest the back side of the tablet acts as a guide for explorers, describing exotic lands and possibly linking to the biblical story of Noah's Ark.
The term 'parsiktu' on the tablet is linked to the Babylonian version of Noah's Ark, according to British Museum Curator Irving Finkel.
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The Canadian government has not released the section of the report identifying Nazi war criminals by name for nearly 40 years.
Former Nazi hunter John Loftus estimates that 100,000 Nazis who arrived in the Americas were never brought to justice.
Freedom of information requests to release the Nazi documents were denied by Library and Archives Canada on November 5, 2024.
Holocaust survivors and Jewish leaders have criticized Canada's decision to withhold the names of Nazi war criminals.
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The operation targeted individuals suspected of stealing goods from humanitarian aid trucks entering the Gaza Strip.
The security operation was conducted in cooperation with tribal committees and is part of a larger planned effort to address theft from aid trucks.
The ministry stated that the operation is not against the tribes but aims to eliminate theft, which has impacted society and caused hunger in southern Gaza.
Videos have surfaced showing armed militants affiliated with Hamas torturing and executing local residents suspected of theft.
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The disagreement was allegedly about Epshteyn leaking information about Cabinet picks to the press, which he denied.
Musk is advocating for Howard Lutnick to lead the Treasury Department instead of Scott Bessent.
Some members of Trump's inner circle are reportedly unhappy with Musk's influence and behavior.
A source from Trump's transition team denied the reported fight between Musk and Epshteyn, calling it 'complete and total nonsense.'
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Since October 7, Berlin police have recorded 6,200 antisemitic incidents, including physical assaults, online hate speech, and attacks on police during pro-Palestinian protests.
Antisemitic incidents in Berlin have increased by 50% compared to 2022, with two-thirds occurring after October 7.
LGBTQ individuals in Berlin have reported a growing fear of violence in neighborhoods with significant Arab populations, leading many to conceal their identities and avoid public displays of affection.
Berlin's police force is experiencing increased responsibilities and resource strain due to daily pro-Palestinian protests and heightened security for Jewish and Israeli institutions.
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The study observed that patients with microplastics in their plaques were 4.5 times more likely to experience a stroke, non-fatal heart attack, or death within 34 months compared to those without microplastics.
The microplastics identified included polyethylene and polyvinyl chloride (PVC), with 60% of patients having polyethylene and 12% having PVC in their plaques.
The presence of microplastics was confirmed using pyrolysis–gas chromatography–mass spectrometry and stable isotopes analysis, and they were visible under microscopes within immune cells and fatty plaques.
The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, highlights an association between microplastics in arterial plaques and cardiovascular events, but it does not establish causation.
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The tool was left during a maintenance check at Los Angeles Airport and was not found due to shift changes and inadequate inspections.
The tool was discovered nearly a month later during another routine maintenance session, lodged behind the low-pressure compressor blades.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau reported no observable damage to the engine components, but the tool was deformed by airflow.
Qantas has taken corrective actions, including filing an internal incident report and issuing a safety directive on tool management.
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The think tank's report suggested Ukraine could use spent nuclear fuel from its power plants to develop a basic atomic device.
Ukraine's foreign ministry stated that the country does not possess, develop, or intend to acquire nuclear weapons and works closely with the IAEA.
Leaked videos reportedly show North Korean troops training in Russia, indicating military cooperation between Russia and North Korea.
Donald Trump, after winning the US election, is reportedly keen to end the war in Ukraine and may consider withdrawing US funding from Kyiv.
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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has been a significant figure in Trump's transition process and received standing ovations at a GOP conference.
Trump announced that Musk would co-lead a 'Department of Government Efficiency' alongside Vivek Ramaswamy, which is an advisory agency.
Musk has been staying at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate and has been involved in meetings with foreign leaders.
There is speculation about Musk's influence and role in Trump's transition, with some questioning the extent of his involvement.
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The draft executive order was first reported by The Wall Street Journal and is intended to quickly remove military officials lacking certain leadership qualities.
The proposed 'warrior board' is inspired by General George C. Marshall's 1940 'plucking board' but differs in its purpose.
It is unclear if the executive order will be signed, but it is reportedly ready for the president-elect's desk on day one.
Former Army lawyer Eric Carpenter expressed concerns that the system could be used to arbitrarily fire officers.
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The initiative aims to provide advice and guidance from outside the government to drive structural reform and create an entrepreneurial approach to government.
Musk and Ramaswamy's work is expected to conclude by July 4, 2026, with the goal of achieving a smaller, more efficient government.
Ramaswamy withdrew from consideration for an Ohio Senate seat and endorsed Trump after dropping out of the GOP presidential race.
Musk endorsed Trump and supported his campaign through rallies and financial contributions to swing-state residents.
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Donald Trump has warned Putin against escalating the conflict in Ukraine.
Britain supports Trump's warning to Putin and expects continued US support for Ukraine.
Ukrainian military reports suggest Russian forces may outnumber Ukrainian defenders in the southern frontline.
Ukraine's President Zelensky emphasizes the need for strength and diplomacy to end the conflict, with ongoing fierce fighting in the east.
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Housing stocks, including Lennar, D.R. Horton, and PulteGroup, fell sharply, with declines of more than 4% in midday trading.
Retailers Home Depot and Lowe's also experienced declines of more than 3% each.
Mortgage rates have been rising steadily since hitting a low of 6.11% on September 11, despite a recent rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
The National Association of Realtors reported a 7% increase in pending home sales in September compared to August, attributed to increased housing supply.
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Homan emphasized that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will proceed with deportations regardless of opposition from Democratic governors.
The focus of the deportation operations will be on illegal immigrants with criminal convictions or charges.
Homan stated that the operations will be targeted enforcement rather than massive neighborhood sweeps.
The scale of the deportation operation will depend on the resources and funding available.
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Trump announced Zeldin's appointment in a statement, highlighting Zeldin's legal background and commitment to America First policies.
Zeldin expressed his intention to restore US energy dominance, revitalize the auto industry, and make the US a leader in AI while maintaining environmental standards.
The New York Post was the first to report on Zeldin's appointment to lead the EPA.
Greg Wehner is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital, who can be contacted for story tips and ideas.
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The operation would involve federal, state, and local law enforcement and could cost more than $967 billion over 10 years, according to the American Immigration Council.
Undocumented immigrants contribute significantly to tax revenue, paying $8,889 per person in federal, state, and local taxes in 2022, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
Trump's plans could impact various sectors, potentially eliminating 22% of American farmworkers, 15% of construction workers, 8% of service workers, 8% of manufacturing workers, and 6% of transportation workers.
Immigrant rights groups are preparing legal challenges against Trump's proposed deportation plans, which include rescinding programs like Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy stated that his team is ready to oppose Trump's proposals that conflict with their values.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for a special session to strengthen the state's legal resources to protect civil rights and other issues.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey anticipates potential litigation against Trump's plans for mass deportations.
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has been preparing for a Trump victory and is concerned about potential federal actions affecting abortion, immigration, and LGBTQ+ protections.
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The texts threaten recipients with being kidnapped and forced to pick cotton, and are signed off by someone claiming to be a Trump supporter.
The messages have been reported to authorities and posted on social media, with recipients including students and individuals across the country.
Civil rights groups and hate watchdogs have condemned the texts, and state and local law enforcement teams are investigating the matter.
The Virginia Attorney General's Office has condemned the messages and advised those who feel threatened to contact local law enforcement or the FBI.
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TSMC's decision is influenced by the need to improve internal controls and anticipated US export controls on chip supplies to China.
The US has implemented export controls to prevent chipmakers using US technology from supplying advanced AI processors to China.
TSMC's new policy could impact Chinese tech companies like Alibaba and Baidu, which rely on TSMC for manufacturing their AI chips.
TSMC's October revenue increased by 29.2% to NT$314 billion ($9.8 billion), despite the new restrictions.
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Hoesch has filed a $997,000 lawsuit against the ambulance provider, which includes $900,000 for pain and suffering and $97,000 for medical expenses.
The ambulance provider billed Hoesch $1,862 for the ambulance ride to the hospital after the accident.
The incident occurred in Rainier, Oregon, as the ambulance was making a right turn and collided with Hoesch, who was traveling in the same direction.
Columbia River Fire & Rescue and Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Co. have not commented on the lawsuit.
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President-elect Donald Trump has considered appointing Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a known vaccine skeptic, to lead federal health agencies.
Pediatricians and public health experts express concerns about the potential appointment of a vaccine skeptic to influential health positions.
The CDC reported an increase in vaccine exemptions among children, with 3.3% exempted in 2023, marking an all-time high.
At least 15 measles outbreaks totaling 272 cases have been reported in the U.S. this year, with nearly 90% of those patients being unvaccinated.
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Davis made a controversial social media post expressing a desire to 'drag their dead political bodies through the streets, burn them, and throw them off the wall,' referring to Democrats.
Donald Trump has publicly praised Davis and mentioned him for a high-capacity role in his administration.
Davis has been a vocal supporter of Trump on social media and has expressed intentions to help appoint judges in a potential second term.
Davis has previously made controversial statements, including 'jokes' about the press and comments about 'caging children' and 'throwing rivals in the gulag.'
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The proposed law would outlaw gay sex between men in Mali.
The head of Mali's junta, Colonel Assimi Goïta, removed French as an official language in June 2022.
Minister of Justice and Human Rights Mamadou Kassogue stated that Mali's laws already prohibit homosexuality.
The specific sanctions for those convicted under the new law have not been disclosed.
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Exit polls indicated that Trump was perceived as better able to handle the economy than Harris, with a 52 to 46 percent advantage.
Real disposable income increased by 9 percent from June 2022, but perceptions of the economy did not align with these improvements.
The perception of economic conditions during the Biden administration was negatively impacted by inflation and high prices, despite positive economic metrics.
The narrative around economic performance and relief efforts during the pandemic influenced voter perceptions, with some attributing relief checks solely to Trump.
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Independent Russian news outlet Verstka reported that the Russian authorities' unofficial friendliness towards Trump is linked to the hope of reduced military aid to Ukraine.
Putin's spokesman stated there were no official plans to congratulate Trump, highlighting the US as an 'unfriendly country' involved in the war against Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed a preference for Kamala Harris but acknowledged Trump's 'peace through strength' approach, hoping for continued bipartisan support for Ukraine.
Russian state-controlled media and pro-war groups expressed optimism about Trump's win, believing it could lead to reduced US support for Ukraine.
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Davis expressed a desire for retribution against Democrats following Trump's election victory, using strong language in his social media posts.
Davis has previously made controversial statements about imprisoning journalists, which he has described as 'trolling'.
Davis' recent social media posts did not advocate for political unity, instead emphasizing the Republican majority and referencing past threats against Trump.
The statements were made in the context of Trump's recent election win, which has sparked various reactions and discussions in political circles.
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The proposal involves continued arms supplies to Ukraine in exchange for the delay in NATO membership.
Trump has claimed he could end the war within 24 hours, with plans reportedly including freezing the war on current front lines and creating a demilitarized zone.
Russia currently occupies approximately 20% of Ukrainian territory in the south and east.
Trump's advisors proposed ceasing military aid to Ukraine unless it agrees to peace negotiations with Russia, with additional warnings of increased U.S. military support if Russia refuses a ceasefire.
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The incident occurred at the Orland Park Township Office on a Sunday at approximately 11 a.m.
Schmidt allegedly refused to wait in line, attempted to push past an election judge, and punched the judge in the face.
Several members of the public restrained Schmidt until police arrived, and he was charged with multiple counts of aggravated battery and resisting arrest.
Schmidt was held overnight and transported to Bridgeview Courthouse for a detention hearing, with the investigation ongoing.
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Herschel Walker, a former football player, previously ran for Senate in Georgia and lost to Raphael Warnock in 2022.
The FCC's Equal Time rule was discussed after Kamala Harris appeared on Saturday Night Live, with Trump receiving equal airtime shortly after.
Public trust in media and government institutions is low, with a Gallup poll showing only 31% of Americans have confidence in the media's ability to report news accurately.
Donald Trump has criticized the media, contributing to a decline in public trust, as noted in a Gallup poll.
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David Clements, a former law professor, has hosted training sessions across the country, including in battleground states like Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.
Clements' training events involve simulations of county election board meetings, demonstrating tactics to confront local officials to withhold certification.
Clements has denied encouraging lawlessness or violence, stating that local election officials have the authority to withhold certification if fraud is suspected.
Election workers across the country have been training to prepare for potential threats and confrontations ahead of the election on November 5.
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Epstein described Trump as having negative opinions about Steve Bannon, Reince Priebus, and Kellyanne Conway, and mentioned Trump's interactions with business figures like Jamie Dimon and Carl Icahn.
Epstein shared photos from the late 1990s of Trump with young women at Epstein's home, which were reportedly found by the FBI during a 2019 raid but not released to the public.
The Trump campaign dismissed Wolff's claims, accusing him of fabricating lies for book sales and election interference.
A former model recently accused Trump of groping her at a party, and Trump has made statements about Epstein, calling him a 'good salesman' but denying visiting Epstein's island.
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Georgia has broken early voting records with over half of active voters casting ballots ahead of the final day of early voting.
The Georgia Secretary of State's Office identified a video as 'targeted disinformation' and claimed it likely represents foreign interference.
Over 3.5 million ballots have been cast in Georgia through 17 days of early voting, with Towns County leading at nearly 70% turnout.
A system located south of Florida has a 70% chance of developing into a tropical depression this weekend or early next week.
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On her third hospital visit, doctors insisted on two ultrasounds to confirm 'fetal demise' before admitting her to intensive care, after which she died.
Crain is one of at least two women in Texas who have died under the state's abortion ban, which includes exceptions for life-threatening conditions.
Medical professionals have expressed concerns that confusion and fear about legal repercussions under the abortion ban are affecting the treatment of pregnant patients with complications.
The Biden administration argues that federal law requires emergency rooms to stabilize patients in medical crises, even if an abortion might be necessary, but Texas has contested this interpretation.
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The Colorado Secretary of State's office stated that the exposure of these passwords does not pose an immediate security threat to the state's elections.
The Colorado Republican Party made the situation public, stating that the information had been online since August and was removed on October 24.
The Secretary of State's office informed the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency about the incident and is working to address the situation.
The exposure of voting machine passwords follows the prosecution of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, who was involved in a separate incident of unauthorized access to voting equipment.
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Bucks County officials noted complaints on social media about long lines for mail-in ballots, but clarified that all voters in line before 5 p.m. would receive a ballot.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro responded to the lawsuit, emphasizing that previous claims by Trump about election fraud in 2020 were unsuccessful in court.
Larry L. Savage Jr., a former Republican House candidate, was charged with stealing ballots in Indiana during a public test of voting machines.
Savage admitted to taking the ballots without permission and was accused by the Madison County Prosecutor of attempting to undermine the election process.
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A group of 23 Nobel Prize-winning economists warned that Trump's economic proposals, including tariffs and tax cuts, could lead to higher prices, larger deficits, and greater inequality.
The U.S. economy is currently on firm footing with rising consumer confidence, job growth, and wages outpacing inflation, but many Americans still face high living costs.
Elon Musk has proposed cutting $2 trillion from the federal budget, though specifics on where cuts would occur were not provided.
SpaceX, Musk's company, has received significant federal funding, raising potential conflicts of interest if Musk were to oversee federal cost-cutting.
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Barnica's death was deemed 'preventable' by more than a dozen medical experts who reviewed her case, citing that earlier intervention could have saved her life.
Texas has strict abortion laws that create a gray area for treating miscarriages, leading to hesitancy among doctors to provide care due to fear of legal repercussions.
ProPublica found that Barnica is one of at least two Texas women who died after delayed miscarriage treatment, highlighting the impact of abortion bans on medical care.
Barnica's cause of death was listed as sepsis with 'retained products of conception,' indicating tissue from the pregnancy remained after the miscarriage.
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Experts have warned that Trump's proposed mass deportations could harm critical U.S. industries such as agriculture, construction, and hospitality.
Steve Bannon, after serving a prison sentence for defying a federal subpoena related to the January 6 Capitol riot investigation, continues to support Trump and warns of political imprisonment.
A comedian at a Trump rally made a racist joke about Puerto Rico, which has led to criticism and potential electoral consequences for the Trump campaign.
Joe Rogan expressed willingness to interview Vice President Kamala Harris, clarifying that the interview has not occurred due to scheduling issues.
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The court had previously imposed a penalty of 100,000 rubles per day for continued blocking, doubling weekly.
As of September, the fine had reached almost 13 decillion rubles.
The legal challenges were initiated by a consortium of Russian media outlets, including TV channels Zvezda, Channel One, and NTV.
Google was first taken to court by Russian media companies in 2020 after blocking Tsargrad TV and the Internet Research Agency, both under US sanctions.
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Newsweek could not independently verify the casualty figures provided by Ukraine, and the Russian Defense Ministry has not commented.
The Wall Street Journal reported in mid-September that the combined casualty count for Ukrainian and Russian forces had reached approximately 1 million.
The British Defense Ministry reported that Russia sustained the highest number of casualties in a single month in September, averaging 1,271 fighters killed and injured each day.
Western, South Korean, and Ukrainian intelligence suggest that Russia is training thousands of North Korean troops on Russian soil, with potential deployment to the battlefield.
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Trump attributed the state of the country to Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming she allowed an 'invasion of criminal migrants.'
Trump's remarks quickly spread on social media and were criticized by various individuals, including former Trump administration official Anthony Scaramucci.
Trump campaign communications director Steven Cheung defended Trump's comments, blaming Harris for allowing terrorists and criminals into the country.
The remarks were part of Trump's campaign rhetoric as he runs for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.
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The tool allows for multi-dimensional display of business card information and is based on WeChat for convenient sending and receiving.
It provides a new way to create and manage employee business cards, including designing card styles and importing member information to generate cards.
The tool supports batch information import to generate electronic business cards for up to 100 members at once, with instant updates for changes like employee onboarding or departure.
The electronic business card mini-program 'Di Ming Pian' has over 900,000 authorized users and has received 12.5 million yuan in Series A funding from investors including ZhenFund and IDG Capital.
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The Indian Foreign Minister stated that India and China have reached an agreement on patrolling the disputed border in the Himalayan region.
The agreement aims to disengage and resolve the conflict that began in 2020 between India and China.
Both countries have maintained close communication through diplomatic and military channels regarding the border issues.
China has positively evaluated the reached solution and plans to work with India to implement it.
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North Korea is reportedly preparing to send around 11,000 troops to support Russia's war effort in Ukraine, with some soldiers already arriving.
The 18 North Korean soldiers were reportedly left in a forested area of Kursk Oblast for several days without food or clear instructions before deserting.
South Korean officials confirmed the transfer of North Korean military personnel to Russia.
The deepening military cooperation between Russia and North Korea has included extensive shipments of artillery shells and ballistic missiles from Pyongyang to Moscow.
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Civil rights attorney Bobbie Anne Cox has raised concerns that the language in the amendment regarding 'national origin' could potentially be used to justify noncitizen voting in New York State.
Supporters of Proposition 1, including the New York Civil Liberties Union, argue that the amendment does not change voter qualifications related to citizenship status and is focused on protecting abortion access and preventing government discrimination.
The Swanton Sector of the northern border between eastern New York and New Hampshire has experienced a significant increase in illegal border crossings, with more incidents in the last 12 months than the previous 17 years combined.
New York City previously passed a law in 2022 allowing noncitizens to vote in city elections, but it was ruled unconstitutional by the Appellate Division for the Second Judicial Department in New York, and the city council is appealing the ruling.
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The previous record for the first day of early voting in Georgia was 136,000 votes in 2020.
Georgia is considered one of the seven swing states in the upcoming election.
Georgia has three weeks of early voting available for the 2024 election.
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger emphasized the importance of planning ahead for voting, whether absentee, early, or on Election Day.
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Both Harris and Trump have expressed support for Israel, but Harris has been more vocal about the need for a cease-fire and the suffering of Palestinian civilians.
Harris supports a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine, while Trump's 2020 plan limited Palestinian sovereignty and allowed Israeli control over certain areas.
Trump has criticized Harris' calls for a cease-fire, arguing it would allow Hamas to regroup, while Harris has emphasized the importance of a hostage deal.
Experts suggest Harris might pressure Israeli leaders more than Biden, but her policy positions are expected to remain similar unless there is an opportunity for significant change.
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The Biden administration is allocating $750 million to Wolfspeed in North Carolina for advanced computer chip production.
The Nobel economics prize was awarded to three economists for their work on the prosperity of freer societies.
A NASA spacecraft is set to study Jupiter's moon's underground ocean, with a launch scheduled for October.
A company has recalled nearly 10 million pounds of meat and poultry dishes due to listeria contamination.
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David Jakins, 82, won the annual title in Southwick, Northamptonshire, for the first time after competing since 1977.
Jakins, who was responsible for drilling and inserting strings into other competitors' chestnuts, denied using the metal variety in the tournament.
Alastair Johnson-Ferguson, who lost in the men's final against Jakins, expressed suspicion of foul play after his conker disintegrated in one hit.
Kelci Banschbach from Indianapolis defeated the men's champion in the grand final, becoming the first American to win the competition.
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The plan includes 1 million fully forgivable loans of up to $20,000 for Black entrepreneurs and a National Health Equity Initiative focused on Black men.
Harris' proposal aims to address health issues disproportionately affecting Black men, such as sickle cell disease, diabetes, and mental health.
A recent poll indicates that 70% of Black men would vote for Harris, while 20% would support former President Trump.
Harris' campaign plans to engage Black men through events, ads, and forums in the final weeks leading up to Election Day.
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Lesley Abravnel, a social media user, posted images of the boat and claimed it was associated with neo-Nazi individuals.
Advocacy group StopAntisemitism identified one of the individuals on the boat as Jon Minadeo II, founder of the Goyim Defense League, a group classified as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Newsweek was unable to independently verify the identities of the individuals on the boat or their affiliations at the time of publication.
A video was posted showing another boat using its engine to splash water on the boat with swastika flags, and the people on the boat were heard saying phrases combining Nazi and Trump slogans.
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Vance criticized President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for not deploying the 82nd Airborne division after Hurricane Helene.
Vance's events are characterized by a focus on restricting illegal immigration and enacting mass deportations, with claims that immigration negatively affects local communities.
Vance refuted claims that Trump would cut Social Security, instead suggesting that providing benefits to illegal immigrants would bankrupt the system.
Vance made controversial remarks suggesting Democrats want people to 'live in a pod, eat bugs and own nothing.'
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Hurricane Milton caused flooding in the area, prompting SOS signals from trapped residents.
The incident was reported by CNN affiliate WFTS.
The event occurred in Clearwater, Florida.
The report was published on October 10, 2024.
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Global trade records indicate that a printing company in Hangzhou, China, shipped nearly 120,000 of these Bibles to the United States between February and March, with an estimated shipment value of $342,000.
The minimum price for the Trump-backed Bible is $59.99, with potential sales revenue estimated at about $7 million.
The Bibles are sold through a website that states it is not affiliated with any political campaign, and Trump's name and image are used under a paid license from CIC Ventures.
Oklahoma's Department of Education plans to spend $3 million on Bibles for public schools, potentially including the Trump edition, though it is unclear if the Bibles must be printed in the United States.
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In September 2024, Tucker Carlson hosted a guest on his podcast who presented a revisionist view of World War II, portraying Winston Churchill negatively and Adolf Hitler positively.
C.S. Lewis may have been inspired by a speech from Adolf Hitler in 1940, which inverted moral perspectives, similar to the style of 'The Screwtape Letters'.
The podcast episode with Tucker Carlson was criticized for promoting a narrative that denies the Holocaust and reverses historical moral judgments.
C.S. Lewis depicted devils as bureaucratic figures to illustrate how evil can be advanced quietly and systematically, rather than through overtly violent means.
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Ukraine claims to have destroyed 310 Russian helicopters since the invasion began, although this number cannot be independently verified.
Russia has reportedly lost more than 3,000 tanks in the conflict, while Ukraine's tank losses are estimated to be about one-third of Russia's.
The conflict has seen significant losses of both anti-armor helicopters and armored vehicles on both sides.
The use of armed drones and precision artillery has increased the vulnerability of heavy armor and attack helicopters in the conflict.
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