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Here is our weekly collection of digital asset listing and delisting, trading pair-related announcements by crypto exchanges that we found last week and today.

catfight that eerily reflects the iconic cliff scene in 'The Lion King' has went viral on X, formerly Twitter. The video of two cats engaged in a fight has reminded people from the animated movie where Scar kills Mufasa. Captioned «Goodbye Mufasa, long live the king!», the video has managed to garner more than 3 million views and over 6,000 re-tweets. The post has also received over 700 comments and over 40,000 likes as it continues to gain popularity on social media.

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2024 presidential election looks as though it's coming down to which campaign can successfully define Kamala Harris; look no further than the ads you see on TV in battleground states. This may also explain why polls in battleground states can paint a very different picture of the race from that of national polls. In the past several days, we've had a flurry of national polls with mostly good news for the Harris campaign, only to be followed by Monday's release of New York Times/Siena College polls of three Sun Belt battleground states — Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina — that presented a much more favorable view of the race for Donald Trump. I've been on the road recently in the Phoenix area and took a moment to catch Sunday's game between the Detroit Lions and the Arizona Cardinals on TV. Arizona voters are seeing their airwaves blanketed by political ads, and I was struck by the difference in approach from the Trump and Harris teams. Spots aired by Mr. Trump and his allies were largely negative ads about Ms. Harris, highlighting, in particular, her past position supporting the provision of gender transition surgery to incarcerated people. Meanwhile, ads from the Harris camp varied: While some hit Mr. Trump, particularly on the issue of abortion, more than a few were also purely positive ads, including highlighting her comment, during their debate, about her time as a prosecutor who «never asked a victim or a witness, 'Are you a Republican or a Democrat?'»

Octomom' Nadya Suleman became a grandmother for the first time. Nadya Suleman's family is expanding, leaving her feeling blessed. The 49-year-old, who shot to fame in 2009 after conceiving eight children through in-vitro fertilization, revealed on Instagram on Sunday that she had welcomed her first grandchild. Suleman posted a touching note about the life milestone along with a picture of her baby granddaughter's foot peeking out of a blanket. Suleman expressed her gratitude, saying that she and her family were thankful to her son and wonderful daughter-in-law for the precious gift of their granddaughter. She added that the baby girl was deeply loved, and they couldn't wait to see her grow. With her octuplets, Jonah, Nariyah, Josiah, Maliyah, Isaiah, Noah, Jeremiah, and Makai, the former porn star is the mother of fourteen children. Amerah, Calyssa, Elijah, Jonah, Joshua, and Aidan are her other six children. Also Read: Doja Cat reveals if she is engaged to Joseph Quinn on X, then deletes post

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2024 election looming, the first since the mass popularization of generative artificial intelligence, experts feared the worst: social media flooded with AI-generated deepfakes that were so realistic, baffled voters wouldn't know what to believe. So far, that hasn't happened. Instead, what voters are seeing is far more absurd: A video of former President Donald Trump riding a cat while wielding an assault rifle. A mustachioed Vice President Kamala Harris dressed in communist attire. Trump and Harris sharing a passionate embrace. AI is playing a major role in the presidential campaign, even if the greatest fears about how it could threaten the US presidential election haven't materialized yet. Fake AI-generated images regularly ricochet around the web, but many of them are so cartoonish and absurd that even the most naive viewer couldn't take them seriously.

Generative artificial intelligence is playing a major role in the presidential campaign, even if the greatest fears about how it could threaten the U.S. presidential election haven’t materialized yet

Miss Sassy is safe. Another embarrassing snag has been hit by J D Vance's pet-eating hoax. JD Vance's claim that Haitian immigrants are stealing and eating pets has encountered yet another awkward turn of events. In response to criticism regarding the hoax, Vance's campaign this week provided the Wall Street Journal with a police report that described a Springfield, Ohio, resident's allegation that her cat had mysteriously disappeared in August. According to Vance's team, the report provided evidence that there was cause for concern regarding the safety of Springfield's pets. But as it happens, Miss Sassy, the missing cat, was safe all along, just like Sassy, the cat from Homeward Bound. Her owner, Anna Kilgore, reported to the Journal that her cat's journey home was a little bit shorter. She spent the entire time hiding in her basement, only to reappear a few days after she reported her missing to the police. Kilgore told the Journal that she used her daughter and a translation app to apologize to her Haitian neighbours. Kilgore was seen holding a Trump 2024 flag and sporting a shirt bearing the same slogan.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Elon Musk is making things really clear: He is a Bro. He is such a Big Time Bro that this past week he tweeted an apparent offer to impregnate America’s Sweetheart, Taylor Swift, and publicly detailed a raunchy joke about male and female anatomy that he wanted to tell on national television.

US election 2024 is witnessing a peculiar subject hogging the limelight and it's related to the dogs and cats of Springfield, Ohio. Ever since former President Donald Trump claimed on national television that immigrants were stealing and devouring the household pets of Springfield — «they're eating the dogs,» he practically shouted, «they're eating the cats» — the rhythms and routines in the city have not been the same. City officials say they have received no credible reports of anybody eating household animals. Karen Graves, a city spokesperson, said she was not aware of recent hate crimes targeting Haitian residents but that some had been victims of «crimes of opportunity,» such as property theft. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pledged on Friday to conduct mass deportations of Haitian immigrants from the Ohio city of Springfield, even though the majority of them are in the United States legally.

Once again, with Donald Trump's departure from the ellipsoid office in 2021, I moved to the nearabouts of Bardhaman, the edge of Kolkata, to be precise. So, you can understand why being a migraine can be such a headache, something completely different from carrying any colonial or socialist hangover. One feature of moving around and resettling is the dietary knocks one may have to take even in this hyper-globalised world. I know you get excellent Korean food at Seoul, the restaurant tucked away in Delhi's deceptively declasse mall Ansal Plaza. And the hari mirch tikka at Pippali on NYC's East 27th Street is impeccable.

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.

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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.

In his response, Musk tweeted, «Fine Taylor … you win … I will give you a child and guard your cats with my life.» This remark was made in reaction to Swift’s endorsement of Harris, which she shared following a debate between Harris and Donald Trump. Swift’s post highlighted her support for Harris’s leadership and was aimed at contrasting Harris's steadiness with the chaos she associated with Trump. Musk’s comment was met with immediate backlash. Critics on X labeled his statement as creepy and inappropriate, with some even labeling it as sexual harassment. Claudia Conway, daughter of former Trump aide Kellyanne Conway, was among those who condemned Musk, stating simply, “You’re creepy. Full stop.” Armand Domalewski, a pro-Democratic data scientist, described the comment as “skin-crawlingly creepy” and criticized Musk for making such an overtly intrusive statement.