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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Former Trump Officials Back Kelly's Warning: Trump's Dangerous Leadership

A group of 13 former Trump White House officials have come together to support ex-chief of staff John Kelly's recent criticism of Donald Trump. In an open letter, they praised Kelly for calling out Trump's fascist tendencies. These lifelong Republicans, including former press secretary Stephanie Gri

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Trump's Kitchen Adventure: A Boost for His Campaign?

These days, many Americans think their country is going in the wrong direction. That's a big reason why Donald Trump, who used to be president, might win the upcoming election. But why is that? Let's look at some events. Trump made a surprising visit to a McDonald's restaurant in Pennsylvania. Inst

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Oct 25 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Reviving Zombie Fun: Black Ops 6 Zombies Brings Back Old-School Thrills

Black Ops 6 Zombies has me feeling nostalgic in the best way possible. When Treyarch announced that the game would bring back round-based zombie mode, it was like a breath of fresh air. It's been years since I truly enjoyed Call of Duty's zombies, with the last game I loved being the original Black

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Stars Shine for Kamala Harris in Georgia

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Barack Obama recently held a high-energy event in Georgia. The star-studded rally featured musical performances by Bruce Springsteen and appearances by celebrities like Samuel L. Jackson and Spike Lee. Experts say music at political events can build

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Foreign Powers Ramp Up Election Meddling

As the U. S. election heats up, foreign countries like Russia, China, and Iran are getting more active. Microsoft's report warns that Russian operatives are spreading fake videos to hurt Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign. Meanwhile, China is targeting candidates who criticize them, and Iran is

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Russia, China, and Iran's Digital Election Muddle

There's a rising concern about foreign meddling in the upcoming US presidential election, with Russia, China, and Iran supposedly ramping up their efforts. Microsoft's threat intelligence team has flagged these countries for their coordinated moves to influence public opinion and potentially disrupt

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Oct 25 2024TECHNOLOGY

NVIDIA CEO: Blackwell's Flaws Were Ours, TSMC Helped Fix It

In a recent interview, NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang admitted that the design flaws in the Blackwell AI portfolio were entirely the company's fault. Contrary to earlier rumors, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) had no role in these issues. The problem stemmed from NVIDIA's need to pr

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Only 14% Back Putin's Foreign Policy, Poll Finds

A recent poll by independent group Chronicles discovered that only 14% of Russians actually support President Vladimir Putin's foreign policies. This result is surprising because most Russians say they support Putin overall. The survey talked to 800 people and had a small margin of error. It showed

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Oct 25 2024ENTERTAINMENT

How Designers Brought 'The Dating Game' Back to Life for Netflix's 'Woman of the Hour'

Imagine stepping back into the 1970s, into the heart-shaped, orange-hued set of "The Dating Game. " This was the challenge faced by the production designers of Netflix's true crime thriller, "Woman of the Hour. " Their task? To recreate the iconic set where a real-life serial killer, Rodney Alcala,

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Oct 25 2024CELEBRITIES

Olivia Munn Bares Scars, Found Her Strength

Actress Olivia Munn, who had a double mastectomy after a breast cancer diagnosis, has gone topless in a new ad for Skims. The campaign, released during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, shows Munn wearing Skims bras, including one that reveals her mastectomy scars. She shared that seeing her scars make

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