In a startling new revelation, former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly has accused former President Donald Trump of making repeated positive comments about Nazi leader Adolf Hitler during his time in office. Speaking in interviews with The New York Times and The Atlantic, Kelly, who served as Trump’s chief of staff from 2017 to 2019, said Trump commented more than once that Hitler "did some good things, too," a sentiment Kelly vehemently pushed back on. These allegations come just two weeks before the U.S. presidential election, as Trump seeks a second term. . .
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Russian Disinformation Targets U.S. Elections with Fake Video Accusing MN Gov. Tim Walz of Sexual Assault
U.S. election officials have uncovered a disinformation campaign originating from Russian groups aimed at disrupting the upcoming presidential election by spreading a fake video accusing Minnesota Governor and vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz of sexual assault. The video, which has gone viral on social media platforms, features a man who falsely claims to be a former student of Walz, alleging that the governor assaulted him. However, the individual in the video has since come forward, stating that the accusations are entirely fabricated.
Disinformation Campaign Unveiled
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Texas Election Officials Warn Against Hand Counting Paper Ballots Amid Musk Push
As the debate over election security intensifies, Texas is facing increasing pressure from activists and prominent figures, including Elon Musk, to abandon voting machines in favor of paper ballots. Musk has publicly voiced his concern, claiming that voting machines are vulnerable to fraud and that a return to paper ballots would restore integrity to the process. However, election officials across the state, particularly those responsible for managing elections, are warning that the logistical challenges of hand-counting paper ballots could lead to chaos and delays.
Logistical Nightmare in Bexar County
Jacque Callanen, who heads elections for Bexar County. . .
12 Days Until Election: Trump and Harris Make Final Push as Political Tensions Rise
With just 12 days remaining before the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the campaign trail is heating up as Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump intensify their efforts to sway voters in key battleground states. Both candidates are packing their schedules with rallies, town halls, and public appearances, signaling the final sprint toward what is shaping up to be a fiercely contested race.
Trump Focuses on Battleground States
Former President Trump, aiming to reclaim the White House, is zeroing in on critical battleground states. Today. . .
Migrant Caravan of 2,000 Heads to U.S. Amid Election Uncertainty
A new caravan of approximately 2,000 migrants is making its way to the U.S.-Mexico border, intensifying concerns surrounding immigration policy as the U.S. presidential election draws nearer. The group, largely made up of individuals from Central and South America, including a significant number of Venezuelans, departed from Mexico's southern border on Sunday. Fearing potential shifts in U.S. immigration policy after the election, many migrants say they are acting now, hoping to reach American soil before possible changes make it harder to enter the country.
American Airlines Rolls Out New Technology to Stop Boarding Line Cutters
American Airlines is implementing new technology designed to prevent passengers from cutting ahead in the boarding process. The initiative, currently in the testing phase, aims to bring more order and fairness to the often chaotic process of boarding planes. As air travel picks up post-pandemic, airlines are focusing on improving customer experiences, and American Airlines is leading the charge by using tech to address a long-standing frustration: line cutters.
How the Technology Works
The new system uses a combination of digital boarding passes and advanced scanning. . .
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Visits Ukraine, Announces $400 Million in New U.S. Military Aid
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has arrived in Kyiv for high-level talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov, as Russia continues to make gains in the ongoing war. During his visit, Austin reaffirmed the United States' commitment to supporting Ukraine, announcing a new $400 million military aid package to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities.
The new aid package includes advanced weapons systems, ammunition, and air defense equipment, adding to the over $61 billion in security assistance that the U.S. has provided Ukraine since. . .
Tennessee Factory CEO Faces Scrutiny After Worker Deaths in Helene Flooding
The CEO of a Tennessee factory is under intense scrutiny following the deaths of several workers after catastrophic flooding in Helene, Tennessee. As investigations continue into how the factory responded to warnings and managed worker safety, local officials and families are demanding answers about whether the company took adequate precautions to protect its employees during the natural disaster.
The flooding, which devastated the region earlier this month, left many parts of Helene submerged after a series of heavy storms overwhelmed local infrastructure. Tragically, multiple workers at the factory lost their. . .
Boeing Reaches Tentative Agreement with Machinists’ Union to End Strike
Boeing has reached a tentative agreement with its machinists' union, potentially bringing an end to a strike that has stretched on for weeks. The new contract, which would cover more than 7,000 workers, includes significant improvements to wages and benefits. Among the key provisions is a 35-percent wage increase spread over the next four years, alongside enhanced contributions to 401(k) plans, a more lucrative bonus program, and a higher signing bonus.
The agreement comes after prolonged negotiations aimed at addressing workers' demands for better compensation and job. . .
Elon Musk Launches Million-Dollar-a-Day Giveaway in Pennsylvania, Sparking Controversy
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is making headlines with his latest initiative, a million-dollar-a-day giveaway tied to a petition in support of the U.S. Constitution. The announcement came during a rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, over the weekend, where Musk voiced his support for former President Donald Trump. The initiative is framed as a promotion of constitutional rights, with a specific focus on the First and Second Amendments.
Under the terms of Musk’s plan, a different person who signs the petition will receive a $1 million check. . .
