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Here’s why she lost — Bernie Sanders bluntly dissects Kamala Harris’s collapse against Donald Trump in 2024
Bernie Sanders said Kamala Harris lost the 2024 election because her team didn’t focus on working-class issues. He blamed bad advice, rich allies, and celebrity support for making the campaign feel out of touch with everyday people.
Heavy traffic causes bizarre toss delay in England vs West Indies 3rd ODI; Shai Hope's team stuck in London chaos
The third One Day International between England and West Indies faced an unexpected delay. West Indies team encountered heavy traffic in London. Consequently, they arrived late at the Oval. The toss was postponed. England has already secured the three-match series with a 2-0 lead. Joe Root's impressive unbeaten 166 in the second ODI helped England win.
Beware of social media fraudsters masquerading as me: Nilesh Shah of Kotak Mutual Fund
Kotak AMC MD Nilesh Shah warned investors against fraudsters impersonating him on social media, sharing fake stock tips. He clarified he never gives stock-specific advice and urged users to report impersonators.
American Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas harassed by a bettor who followed her around the track
Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas faced verbal harassment and stalking by a sports bettor at the Grand Slam Track meet, raising concerns about athlete safety. The man, known online as "Mr. 100k A Day," heckled Thomas, made racially charged comments, and boasted about his betting wins related to her performance.
Poll shows AOC is one of only three U.S. politicians with net positive image, Trump and Harris trail behind
US Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's popularity has surged, surpassing Trump, Biden, and Harris in a recent poll. AtlasIntel's survey reveals AOC as one of the few leaders with a net positive image, ranking third after Barack and Michelle Obama.
Ads ruined social media, now they’re coming to AI chatbots
Chatbots are pivoting to the ad model and optimising for eyeballs. As subscription revenue plateaus, AI developers are increasingly exploring advertising as a new revenue stream, raising concerns about potential manipulation and addiction. The integration of ads into AI platforms like chatbots could exploit users' personal data and emotional vulnerabilities, just like social media did. Remember how that turned out?
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“Biden executed and replaced” Trump’s mysterious post leaves everyone guessing
Donald Trump ignited controversy by sharing a conspiracy theory on Truth Social, alleging President Biden was executed in 2020 and replaced with a clone or robot. This action, widely condemned, aligns with Trump's history of promoting unsubstantiated claims. Critics have denounced the post as eroding public trust and fostering division, highlighting concerns about misinformation's impact on American democracy.
Weaponised storytelling: How AI is helping researchers sniff out disinformation campaigns
While artificial intelligence is making the problem worse, it is also becoming one of the most powerful tools to fight against such manipulation. Researchers are using machine learning techniques to analyse disinformation. AI tools can help piece together details about who is telling the story, the timeline of how it is told, and cultural elements specific to where the story takes place. This can reveal when a story does not add up.
How social media can 'trigger' eating disorders in young people
Research has shown the percentage of people worldwide who have had some kind of eating disorder during their lives rose from 3.5% in 2000 to 7.8% in 2018, a timeframe that captures the rise of social media. For the professionals trying to help teenagers recover from these disorders, misinformation from influencers on platforms such as TikTok and Instagram is a huge problem.
Watch: MAGA influencers accuse Cory Booker of Nazi-style salute, call him ‘literally Hitler’
Senator Cory Booker’s closing gesture at a Democratic convention has sparked fierce online criticism, drawing comparisons to salutes made by Elon Musk and Steve Bannon that were previously condemned as Nazi-like. Though Booker has not commented, footage of the moment has gone viral on right-wing social media. This latest incident comes just weeks after the New Jersey Democrat made headlines with a marathon 25-hour speech against Donald Trump’s policies, positioning him as a rising 2028 contender.
Surprise 2028 pick? Democrats back unexpected candidate — and it’s not Kamala Harris
A new poll shows many Democrats prefer Pete Buttigieg over Kamala Harris for the 2028 race. AOC is second, while Harris is third. This poll is different from others where Harris led. None of them have confirmed running yet.
CBIC debunks social media claims of delay in grating GST registration
CBIC refuted social media claims of GST registration delays and corruption, clarifying that the applicant hadn't provided necessary details requested by Delhi State GST officers. The application, filed recently, required clarification on the rent agreement signatory's designation. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized taxpayer service, transparency, and integrity in response to the issue.
Ink, ideology, and a billion-dollar empire: The J.K. Rowling story
J.K. Rowling is back on Forbes' Billionaires List. Her Harry Potter franchise remains popular. It includes books, films, theme parks, and a play. A video game also made huge revenue. HBO Max is creating a new Harry Potter TV series. Rowling is an executive producer. She also writes crime novels under a pen name.
Federal officials to vet social media accounts of visa applicants heading to Harvard
US officials will now review visa applicants’ social media for antisemitism if they plan to visit or work at Harvard. The move, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, follows accusations against Harvard of failing to address campus antisemitism. The measure could expand beyond Harvard in future.
Trump Media raises $2.44 billion for Bitcoin treasury plan
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. secured approximately $1.44 billion through stock sales and $1 billion in convertible bonds, earmarking the funds to establish a Bitcoin treasury. Following the announcement, the company's shares experienced a rise, with the deal providing over $3 billion in liquid assets and Bitcoin exposure to shareholders. Crypto.
Megan Thee Stallion shooting case: Tory Lanez scandal reignited by viral bodycam video
The Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion case sees fresh controversy. New bodycam footage surfaces online. It sparks debate about the 2020 shooting. Tory Lanez's team claims the video clears his name. Megan Thee Stallion's lawyers refute these claims. They highlight Lanez's guilty verdict and evidence from the initial trial. The case remains a contentious issue.
Paramount’s blockbuster settlement bid: Millions offered to Trump to quash $20 billion suit and clear Skydance merger
Paramount is reportedly attempting to resolve Donald Trump's $20 billion lawsuit, a major obstacle to its merger with Skydance. The lawsuit alleges that CBS's '60 Minutes' deceptively edited an interview with Kamala Harris. Paramount has offered Trump $15 million to settle, but his legal team is seeking $25 million and a public apology from CBS News.
Texas push to ban minors under 18 from social media fades with time running out
A Texas bill to ban social media accounts for anyone under 18 stalled after the state Senate missed a key vote ahead of a legislative deadline. The proposal, more restrictive than similar laws in Florida and Australia, faced opposition over free speech concerns. While momentum faded, it reflects a broader national push to address social media’s impact on children's mental health.
'We're going to be looking at you': US State Dept plans to use 'every tool' to conduct strict vetting for student visas
The US State Department highlights the importance of visa vetting. This comes amid reports of potential strict social media checks for student visas. Tammy Bruce states the US will continue to vet visa applicants. Marco Rubio ordered embassies to pause student visa interviews. The Trump administration considers stricter vetting of social media profiles.
Watch Video: Secret Service women officers fight near former President Barack Obama’s home. Here’s what happened next
Two Secret Service officers were suspended after a physical fight near former President Barack Obama’s home. The incident was caught on video. One officer threatened the other over radio. The agency confirmed the altercation and launched an internal investigation.
Kamala Harris's went to Australia for the first time and gave a speech that's going viral; here's what she said
Kamala Harris spoke at a big real estate event in Australia, where she shared her views on leadership, AI, and world politics. She also seemed to criticise Elon Musk’s comments on empathy, warning people to learn from history.
Texas poised to ban social media for minors in a bold move that could rewrite online childhood
Texas is on the verge of enacting a law that would prohibit individuals under 18 from using social media platforms, sparking debate over mental health protection versus constitutional rights. The bill mandates age verification and account deletion upon parental request, drawing support from parents concerned about their children's exposure to harmful content.
After Donald Trump's golf video targeting Bruce Springsteen, singer escalates feud with new music release
Bruce Springsteen and Donald Trump are in a verbal fight. Springsteen released an EP with anti-Trump speeches from his UK tour. He called Trump's administration corrupt.
Did Taylor Swift respond to Donald Trump's 'she's not hot' jibe? Fans want to know as it trends online
Donald Trump recently criticized Taylor Swift, claiming she's "no longer hot" on Truth Social, reigniting their past political clashes. This stems from Swift's previous endorsement of Kamala Harris and her open criticism of Trump in her documentary. Her history suggests she isn't afraid to voice her political opinions.
Donald Trump mocks rock star Bruce Springsteen again amid ongoing feud
Donald Trump and Bruce Springsteen are engaged in a public feud after Springsteen criticized Trump's administration as corrupt during a concert in England. Trump responded with personal attacks and accusations of illegal campaign donations. Springsteen doubled down on his criticism, urging audiences to resist authoritarianism, while fellow musician Neil Young defended Springsteen's right to speak out against Trump's policies.
Is CBS News falling apart? Now CEO Wendy McMahon quits after '60 Minutes' executive producer Bill Owens amid legal battle with Trump
Wendy McMahon has resigned from her position as CBS News CEO. This follows disagreement over the network's future direction. The resignation occurs amidst a lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against CBS. Trump alleges unfair editing of Kamala Harris's interview on '60 Minutes'. Paramount Global is also considering a merger with Skydance Media. George Cheeks, CBS president, acknowledged McMahon's contributions.
Why is Trump targeting and demanding investigation against Beyoncé and Springsteen appearances?
Donald Trump has escalated his attack on musicians supporting Kamala Harris. He alleged illegal payments to Beyonce, Oprah Winfrey, Bruce Springsteen and Bono for endorsements. Trump has demanded a 'major' investigation into Harris' campaign activities. He claims these endorsements are illegal campaign contributions and accused them of unlawful activities during the 2024 election.
Did Beyoncé take $10 million to appear at Kamala Harris' rally? Trump makes big claim
Did Beyonce take $10 million to appear for former US Vice-President Kamala Harris at a rally? Donald Trump claims so. The US President has called for an investigation into Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen's performances. Trump has alleged that Harris paid the rock icon Beyonce to perform at a Georgia rally shortly before the election.
Donald Trump to launch "major investigation" into Kamala Harris celebrity endorsements
Donald Trump announced plans for a "major investigation" into Kamala Harris, alleging she improperly paid celebrities for endorsements during her failed presidential campaign. Trump specifically questioned payments to Oprah Winfrey and the rumored payment to Beyonce, while Harris's team denied any wrongdoing.
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