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The federal government is warning that allowing people to bet on the outcome of U.S. elections poses too much of a risk to be allowed in the United States

Venezuela’s main opposition coalition has urged the U.S. to cancel licenses for Chevron and other energy companies

More than two decades ago, a national LGBTQ+ rights group decided to promote change by grading corporations on their workplace policies

Taylor Swift song references, shortly after former President Donald Trump lashed out at the pop star on his Truth Social platform. Trump’s post, which included the statement “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!,” followed Swift’s endorsement of Harris. In response, the Democratic candidates’ campaign swiftly issued a playful yet pointed statement addressing Trump’s criticism, as per the reports of MSN.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. THE LATEST attempt to assassinate Donald Trump, on September 15th, was only uncovered when a Secret Service agent spotted a gun barrel sticking out of a fence beside the golf course in Florida where Mr Trump was enjoying a round. Agents opened fire and a man sprang from the bushes.

In a $115 million settlement, while admitting no wrongdoing, tech behemoth Oracle has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit over allegations it tracked consumer activity both on and offline

Just hours after it began, legal betting on the outcome of U.S. Congressional elections has been put on hold by a federal appeals court

Lawyers for Sam Bankman-Fried have filed an appeal claiming that the imprisoned FTX founder was the victim of a rush to judgment by a public that wrongly believed he was guilty before he was even arrested

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. jumped Friday after former President Donald Trump said he won’t sell shares of the company, saying that he doesn't need the money and likes the social media platform to get out his voice

A federal bill has been proposed to ban in-game advertising and bets on college athletes

A strike by some 33,000 Boeing machinists is impacting production of the company's best-selling airplanes

DirecTV on Saturday announced it had reached a deal with Walt Disney Co. that will restore ESPN and ABC-owned stations to its service after a nearly 2-week dispute that blacked out those networks for millions of viewers across the U.S. The end of the i...

Netflix, Max, Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+ are releasing new movies and shows for OTT subscribers. These movies and shows include a film on US Presidential Elections. US Election 2024 Day is fast approaching, and Max is looking back to the last presidential race. The HBO documentary “Stopping the Steal,” directed by Emmy-winner Dan Reed, focuses on Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 results in Arizona and Georgia, culminating in the attack on the U.S. Capitol. It features interviews with Trump insiders like former Attorney General Bill Barr, former White House Communications Director Alyssa Farah Griffin and White House campaign official Stephanie Grisham. The producers say it “explores and debunks the claims of ballot tampering, illegal immigrants and deceased people voting.” The film premieres Tuesday on Max. Writer-director Azazel Jacobs’ latest movie stars Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne and Elizabeth Olsen as sisters who gather in the New York apartment of their dying father. A highlight of the fall season, “His Three Daughters” is one of the most memorable tales of siblinghood, and of a death in the family, in recent memory. It's out on Netflix on Friday, September 20.

Republican nominees Donald Trump and JD Vance have strongly criticized The New York Times for a headline used in an opinion piece against Vance. The article, written by Opinion columnist Jamelle Bouie, was titled «JD Vance’s Blood-and-Soil Nationalism Finds Its Target.» It criticized Vance, the vice presidential candidate, for claiming that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, were eating pets and wildlife. The same claims were mentioned by Trump during a recent presidential debate. Bouie's column also linked Vance's comments to bomb threats made against schools and government buildings in Springfield. Trump campaign advisor Alex Bruesewitz called the headline «disgusting» and demanded an apology from the newspaper.

Prince Harry will not be rejecting his enormous inheritance on his birthday this week, according to a former royal staffer. Prince Harry will accept his $8.5 million inheritance because it's money that's owed to him. The late Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother made arrangements for the Duke of Sussex to celebrate his 40th birthday on Sunday and receive an incredible $8.5 million cash bonus. There was a lot of debate about whether Harry would accept the money because he was no longer employed by the royal family. It appears that the duke will not be giving up, though. One of the conditions of the $90 million trust fund that the late Queen Elizabeth II's mother established for her family was that Harry could access his share of the trust upon turning 40. Harry is apparently going to get a bigger portion than what William got on his 40th birthday, in contrast to his estranged brother, who was honored with a ceremonial bell concert at Westminster Abbey on the milestone birthday.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Signs that Americans are struggling to keep up with their bills are setting off alarms on Wall Street. Shares of consumer-lending companies slid this past week after executives raised warnings about lower-income borrowers who are struggling to make payments.

Carrie Preston’s quirky and brilliant character, Elsbeth, is back for another round of gripping crime-solving adventures in Season 2. CBS has unveiled an exciting trailer that teases Elsbeth’s transition into New York life and her continued knack for unraveling complex murder cases. With new guest stars and more exciting mysteries, this season promises to take Elsbeth deeper into the heart of New York's elite, as mentioned in a report by Collider

Russia-Ukraine War: President Joe Biden issued a strong response to a journalist's question about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s warning on Ukraine during a meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the White House. Biden became visibly frustrated when a reporter from the British press asked him to comment on Putin’s statement that lifting restrictions on Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles could escalate the conflict into a direct US-Russia war, according to the New York Post. “Be quiet until I speak, okay? That’s what I say. Good idea?” Biden replied, showing irritation. The reporter continued, prompting Biden to respond, “You’ve got to be quiet. I’m going to make a statement here, okay?” After the brief introductory statements by Biden and Starmer, the reporter again asked about Putin. In response, Biden remarked, “I don’t think much about Vladimir Putin.”

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Sunita Williams and Butch Willmore expressed their desire to vote in the upcoming US presidential elections in November, from the International Space Station, as their stay in the space has got extended at least till February 2025. Williams and Wilmore participated in a press conference on Friday above 250 miles above Earth from the International Space Station, where the two astronauts had been since June, reported the New York Post. The press conference came a week after the Starliner returned to earth. The pair had launched aboard Boeing's Starliner spacecraft on June 5 for its first crewed flight, arriving at the space station on June 6.

Burger King and McDonald's. The nation most recognized for its tapas and authentic jamon iberico, Spain, has taken the title from the one that was previously associated with burger culture. A restaurant called Hundred Burgers in Valencia, Spain now holds the top spot in the World's Best Burgers 2024 rankings, as per the reports of Yahoo life.