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A journalism trade publication is reporting that the editorials editor of the Los Angeles Times has resigned

Russian President Vladimir Putin has presided at the closing session of a summit of the BRICS bloc of developing economies, hailing its role as a counterbalance to the West

Donald Trump bypassed “60 Minutes,” but he's sat down with the bros on various popular podcasts

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. WASHINGTON—As Donald Trump’s allies began staffing up the transition team that will lay the groundwork for his potential second term, they drew a line in the sand.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Eighty years ago world leaders meeting in Bretton Woods, N.H., created the International Monetary Fund to prevent the sorts of economic imbalances that had brought on the Great Depression. Today, imbalances once again threaten global harmony.

US presidential race is heating up, but national polls are saying only so much. Whether Democrat Kamala Harris is trailing or Republican Donald Trump is gaining ground, it’s all part of the competitive landscape, according to TOI. Here’s the deal: polls aren’t designed to predict winners. They can track shifts in voter sentiment, but with only a small number of truly persuadable voters, capturing those changes accurately is tricky. Voter opinions can shift before Election Day, and those horse race polls only reflect a snapshot in time. For instance, if one candidate has 48 per cent support and another has 45 per cent, that tiny margin might not indicate a significant difference at all. The Associated Press focuses less on horse race polling numbers because it believes they can exaggerate the importance of pre-election data, reported TOI. While election-year polls are useful for gauging public sentiment about candidates and issues, they don’t equate to actual election results. Even the freshest poll right before the election reflects opinions before the votes are cast.

Twitter (now X) exploded with the hashtag #KamalaGropedMe, with thousands of posts. Ironically, many users were tweeting in confusion, wondering what it was about. One confused X user tweeted, «What is this #KamalaGropedMe?» A response explained that the hashtag is trending in reaction to a former model's allegations against Donald Trump, claiming he groped her in the 1990s. The ex-model, Stacey Williams, alleged in an interview with The Guardian that the incident occurred during a visit to Trump's New York office in the 1990s, after being introduced to him by the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Millions of Americans can’t afford to buy a home or rent a suitable apartment, making housing a central issue for voters in the upcoming presidential election

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. When Donald Trump refused to concede the 2020 election, he and his allies led a chaotic effort to overturn the results, spreading conspiracy theories, filing dozens of unsuccessful lawsuits and encouraging “Stop the Steal" protests that culminated in the assault on the Capitol.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. NEW YORK—Twenty-five stories above Fifth Avenue in his sun-streaked corner office, Eric Trump talks about dazzling hotels and golf resorts in Oman and Indonesia, and a freshly signed development deal in Vietnam. Plans for Israel are on hold, given the war in Gaza, but “we’re going into Israel in a big way in the future." What happens if his father returns to the White House? “It’s too early to tell," said the second-born son of Donald Trump who helms the Trump Organization.

Bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency by market value, has crossed the $69,000 mark, hitting a three-month high during early trading on Monday. This increase comes as the U.S. presidential election approaches in two weeks, with polls showing a growing chance of former President Donald Trump winning the election on November 5. His previous support for cryptocurrencies is boosting confidence among crypto investors. At 11:45 AM IST, Bitcoin was trading 1.2% higher at $69,045, while Ethereum (ETH) rose 3.4% to $2,732. Earlier, Bitcoin briefly reached $69,450.

Donald Trump on Tuesday hurled a series of personal attacks at Vice President Kamala Harris, calling her «lazy» — a word long used to demean Black people in racist terms — and repeatedly questioning her intelligence and stamina. At an event in Miami aimed at courting Latino voters, he said Harris was «lazy as hell» for not holding a campaign event. Trump's comments ignored that Harris spent her day in meetings in Washington and recording interviews with Telemundo and NBC. He referred to the first woman of color to lead a major party ticket as «slow» and having a «low IQ.» Later in the day during a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, he called Harris a «stupid person» and went on to ask: «Does she drink? Is she on drugs?»

Kamala Harris in the interview on ‘60 minutes’, reported New York Post. The network had to come with this acknowledgement as the former US President Donald Trump appeared with the claim that the editing was deceitful and it held an intention of making the appearance of Kamala Harris more articulate. According to New York Post, CBS News has rejected the assertions made by Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump firmly and labeled them as ‘false’. CBS News asserted that the editing of different portions of Kamala Harris’s answer to the repeated question regarding the actions taken by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amidst the unrest situation in the Middle East asked by the interviewer Bill Whitaker was done for clarity. New York Post noted that in a statement, CBS also came with an explanation that this version of the show has appeared to be more succinct with the allowance for a broader level of discussion with the segment of 21 minutes. Karoline Leavitt, the campaign spokesperson of Donald Trump has argued that the admission of CBS has confirmed the accusation of manipulation made by them for presenting Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris in a way which is more favorable.

According to a Business Insider report, there is a chance of a 'no landing' scenario, where things would be bullish for US stocks. Under these circumstances, high-dividend yielding sectors will be benefited since short-term rates will collapse first. This scenario also includes a major run for hot economic data and growth which will end up in boosting the US markets but will also witness a steep rate cut cycle from the US Federal Reserve, says Business Insider. Institutions like the Bank of America and UBS could be one of the primary once affected in this no landing outcome but it must also be noted that under these estimated circumstances, the growth of the US markets remains stronger than ever, with a deflation of inflation fears along with an elevation of interest rates. Also Read: What is the Golden Visa that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are eyeing by buying a house in Portugal? <div data-placement=«Mid Article Thumbnails» data-

Kamala Harris and former US President Donald Trump are having a very tough and competitive race across the seven battleground states, revealed a Washington Post or Scholar School Poll. According to Reuters, Kamala Harris is having 51 per cent support in Georgia compared to Donald Trump’s 47 per cent whereas Donald Trump is having a slight edge in Arizona with 49 per cent support compared to Kamala Harris’s 46 per cent support. Reuters noted that both the poll findings fall within a poll’s margin of error of near about +-4.5 per cent points which was based on a pretty recent survey of approximately 5,016 registered voters. Also Read: Donald Trump ahead of Kamala Harris in these three swing states which he is looking to flip

swing states namely Wisconsin, Michigan and Georgia, revealed a recent conservative polling data. According to Newsweek, early voting has commenced in several states while campaigning of both the Presidential candidates is intensifying ahead of the US Presidential Elections. Napolitan News Service conducted a recent poll survey in the month of October which showed Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris in Wisconsin by 1 point which is a major shift from Kamala Harris’s previous lead. Newsweek reported that Napolitan News surveyed around 787 likely voters while having a margin of error of +-3.5 points. Also Read: NBA 2024-25 Season: See where to watch, schedule

Kamala Harris has often referred to her time when she used to work at McDonald's early in her life during school days which reflects her understanding of the struggles of working families. According to The Telegraph, Donald Trump has argued claiming that it was a lie to gain favor from the voters and he also asserted that he confirmed with the manager of a McDonald’s restaurant that Kamala Harris was never an employee there. The Telegraph reported that McDonald's authority has made themselves distanced from this debate with the statement that they are not able to verify this information due to lack of employee records from the 1980s of this brand. McDonald’s employees have been instructed to avoid the discussion at the location from where the claim comes from. Also Read: What would happen if Trump and Harris tie at 269 votes each? Will there be a contingent election? Likely scenario explained

Donald Trump is going extensively strong in these last few weeks of the US elections that are scheduled for November 5. The early voting phase has already begun and Donald Trump is already building his strong hold in various regions including the key battleground states, as per most election strategy data and surveys.

Nate Silver reveals that polling averages in 21 states have gradually taken a shift towards former US President Donald Trump over the past month while it indicates a huge growing momentum for his campaign, reported Newsweek. On the other hand, US Vice President Kamala Harris is still leading nationally and also in key Swing States namely, Michigan, Wisconsin and Nevada whereas both the Presidential candidates are having a tie in Pennsylvania. According to Newsweek, over the past month, Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump have gained some significant ground in battleground states while his deficit in Michigan has come down to just 0.5 points. Also Read: The Trump dance is going viral, even Harris supporters are liking it; watch it here

Donald Trump is a very interesting figure when it comes to entertaining people, and amid the US elections, he has taken over every opportunity to show off some of his funny dance moves, which is now breaking the Internet. Such is the craze around Donald Trump's dance moves, that even Kamala Harris' supporters are also sharing a laugh over it. According to a New York Post report, Harris supporters at a rally in Arizona were asked to give their best version of a dance just like Donald Trump and interestingly, they replicated his moves quite perfectly. Also Read: Cheryl Hines to write a tell-all book following RFK Jr.’s sexting scandal with NY mag’s Olivia Nuzzi

US elections are at a certain level of political uncertainty this time as there is no clear understanding as to which candidate will ultimately succeed in getting the edge over the other in the upcoming polls. Even top pollsters are not able to get a clear picture with just 2 weeks remaining for the elections to begin. In this scenario there are even contemplations about Donald Trump and Kamala Harris tying in the Electoral College, and the repercussions of it.