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Pope Francis, in his Friday speech, urged Catholic voters to select the lesser evil between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump. After a 12-day tour of Southeast Asia and Oceania, Francis told reporters during a press conference held from his papal aircraft. Everyone must consider and act in this way out of conscience. Besides denouncing Harris' advocacy for abortion rights as an assassination, the pope chastised Trump by declaring that not welcoming migrants is a sin. However, he added that it's ugly not to vote, and one must vote. Should Harris be elected, she intends to make Roe v. Wade a permanent law, and Trump has pledged to carry out the largest mass deportation in American history of our country. The pope did not say which candidate, if any, he finds more appealing. Also Read :Five reasons why the US economy will go into a recession

Melania Trump's absence across the election campaign since July, and it is rumored that the former US President Donald Trump and his wife may have had a falling out, and may even be looking at a split. Melania was present in the Republican National Convention in July but after that, she was mostly absent across major campaign events, including the recently concluding second US Presidential Debate against Kamala Harris, his Democratic Party rival.

Pope Francis said that American voters face the choice between “the lesser evil” in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, taking aim at both Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump, and emphasizing that he believes both are running for president on anti-life policies.

Kamala Harris, who presents herself as the candidate of change as she runs for president against Republican Donald Trump, said Friday that she's different from President Joe Biden because she offers «a new generation of leadership.» In her first solo television interview since she became the Democratic presidential nominee, Harris also criticized the "hate and division that we see coming out of Donald Trump" and said she thinks people are «exhausted» by his style of leadership. She also said she's a gun owner and doesn't want to take away anyone's guns, but she believes a ban on assault-style weapons is necessary and consistent with the Second Amendment.

Springfield, Ohio, has been dealing with bomb threats for two straight days after the city was catapulted into the international spotlight on Tuesday when former president Donald Trump pushed a narrative, without evidence, about Haitian immigrants during the presidential debate with Vice-President Kamala Harris.

Donald Trump had an overall average day at the US Presidential debate, where he did not deliver exactly up to the expectations of his followers, but still managed to scrape through with fair grade. However, there was something interesting that happened right after the Debate, and it was not just Taylor Swift's Instagram post, endorsing Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.

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After Taylor Swift's social media post, Republicans have now hit back with a new style of polling merchandise where a t-shirt is being circulated which contain lines from Swift' 2017 album 'Reputation'. This album has been sung countless times by Swift, even during her Eras Tour shows across the world, widely acclaimed by the audience.

Vice President Kamala Harris said in Tuesday’s debate that the Biden-Harris administration has overseen “the largest increase in domestic oil production in history″ and warned the U_S_ “cannot over rely on foreign oil."

Hedge fund billionaire John Paulson, who made a name for himself by betting against the housing market during the financial crisis and who is today a prominent supporter of former President Donald Trump, said there could be a collapse in the financial markets and a recession if Vice President Kamala Harris' proposed tax plans become a reality.

After what may end up being the only debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, Americans have no better understanding of the policy positions of the Democrat nominee. Trump, whether you like him or not, is at least a well-known commodity. Harris is not and the debate did little to clarify her vision for the United States.

About 45 kilometers from the landslide on Ella Island, the tsunami also caused damage to a distant landmark. Waves at least thirteen feet high struck the island, which is frequented by Danish military personnel and scientists. Fortunately, no one was there when the accident happened, even though cruise ships had only been in the region a few days earlier. This seiche lasted longer than any previously documented seiche, as these episodes usually end in a few hours. Also Read: Nate Silver warns Kamala Harris of poll gains post U.S Presidential debate

US Presidential Debate, where she was seen getting the edge over Donald Trump. Right after the Presidential Debate was over, Taylor Swift joined the poll party by openly endorsing Kamala Harris, appreciating her and also criticizing Donald Trump and the Republican camp for fake AI campaigns, claiming that Swift was supporting the former US President.

Laura Loomer, a far-right agitator, stood out from the crowd during Donald Trump's visit to honor the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Loomer, who is well-known for her divisive remarks, has gotten into Trump's inner circle. She recently went on a trip with him and was spotted with Trump's top advisers on a number of occasions. Her formal position within the campaign is still unknown, but her influence is clear because she often posts messages endorsing Trump's criticism of opponents in politics, as per the reports of CNN Politics.

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Scott Westerfeld’s Uglies series. The film, which premiered on September 13, 2024, has left viewers speculating about the future of Tally Youngblood and the dystopian world she inhabits. With no official announcement yet, the prospect of Uglies 2 remains in limbo, but fans are hopeful, as per a report by Digital Spy. Here’s everything we know about the potential sequel, including its release date, returning cast, and storyline.

TikTok and parent company ByteDance face a key court hearing on Monday in a legal battle seeking to block a law that could ban the app used by 170 million Americans as soon as Jan. 19. The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia will hold oral arguments on the legal challenge, putting the fate of Chinese-owned TikTok in the middle of the final weeks of the 2024 presidential election. Both Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are active on TikTok seeking to court younger voters.

international students and the U.S. economy—especially for students from India, who have long faced uncertainty about their post-graduation status in the United States. This proposal should be viewed not just as a policy shift but as a strategic move to retain top global talent. The U.S. has long benefitted from the influx of international students, particularly from India, who excel in high-demand sectors such as technology, finance, and engineering. However, the current visa process is fraught with uncertainty, leaving many graduates in limbo. Trump’s plan could potentially change that narrative, offering a pathway to stability for thousands of students who have invested heavily in their American education. Vice President Kamala Harris, a staunch advocate for international students, has also worked tirelessly to streamline the visa process and support pathways to citizenship. Her initiatives, rooted in her personal understanding as a child of immigrants, aim to create a more inclusive environment where international students can contribute to the American economy and society without the fear of being forced to leave. Harris’s advocacy, coupled with Trump’s proposal, could mark a turning point in how the U.S. approaches immigration and talent retention.

Trump says is unhinged and histrionic, it’s tempting to dismiss all of it as bunk. And yet the former and perhaps future president has a populist knack for sounding alarums that resonate with the zeitgeist — for example, with growing anxiety about World War III and nuclear Armageddon. “We're a failing nation,” Trump ranted during his debate against Vice President Kamala Harris in one particularly meandering answer (the one that also recycled urban myths about immigrants eating cats). “And what, what’s going on here, you're going to end up in World War III, just to go into another subject.” He brought it up twice more. “We’re going to end up in a Third World War,” he closed. “And it will be a war like no other because of nuclear weapons.” Oh dear. Could we please stick to speculating about feasting on felines as we contemplate the United States and the world for the next four years? We can’t, unfortunately, because even experts increasingly worry about a new specter of major and global war.

Trump made a controversial claim about undocumented Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio. Trump stated that these immigrants were eating local pets, a claim quickly debunked by officials. Trump emphasized his stance on immigration by saying, “In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs, the people that came in. They’re eating the cats. They’re eating the pets of the people that live there.” Vice President Kamala Harris reacted with visible confusion to Trump's statement, which had previously gained attention on social media through Trump's running mate JD Vance. The claim went viral on X (formerly Twitter), where the phrase “They’re eating the dogs” trended and generated nearly 270,000 posts. Many users created humorous content, including setting the comment to music.