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Canadian tied to alleged Russian influencer op received thousands in fees U.S.
YouTube has removed channels of a far-right Canadian influencer linked to a Russian scheme to manipulate right-wing influencers. Two RT employees are charged in a $10-million scheme using social media personalities to spread Russian propaganda. The founders of Tenet Media, including Lauren Chen, are implicated but not charged. Canada is cooperating with the U.S. investigation. No charges have been laid against the influencers.
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Al Jazeera English
Algerias Abdelmadjid Tebboune reelected president with 94.7 percent vote
Algeria’s President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, backed by the army, wins re-election with 94.7% of the vote. Challengers allege irregularities, but electoral commission claims fair competition. Low turnout and youth disinterest noted. Tebboune promises continued social spending. Critics decry repressive atmosphere and lack of political change.
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Al Jazeera English
Ahead of the US presidential debate, how are Harris and Trump preparing
Experts analyze strategies of Democratic and Republican candidates for upcoming presidential debate. Harris aims to showcase toughness and rebut Trump, while Trump relies on unpredictability and base support. Gender and race dynamics may play a role in the debate. Preparation methods differ, with Harris engaging in mock debates and Trump opting for policy discussions. Stakes are high as candidates seek to gain an edge in the neck-and-neck race.
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‘Definitely not road rage’ Kentucky sheriffs office searches for motive as hunt for I75 shooter goes on
Authorities in rural Laurel County, Ky., are searching for suspect Joseph A. Couch in a shooting on Interstate 75 that injured five people. The motive remains unknown, but “road rage” has been ruled out. A weapon believed to be used in the shooting was found in a wooded area near the interstate. The suspect is described as a White man, and the search continues in the remote area.
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The Times of India
US elections 2024 Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to face off in firstever debate amid tight race for Wh
US Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will face off in a historic debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. Muted microphones will ensure civility, with strict rules on props and interaction. Moderated by ABC News anchors, the 90-minute event will feature direct exchanges on key issues. The high-stakes debate will be aired live without an audience, shaping the closely contested presidential race.
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CTV News
Fuel tanker collides with truck in Nigeria, causing massive explosion and killing at least 48, officials say
A fuel tanker collision in Nigeria killed 48 people and burned 50 cattle alive. Search and rescue operations are ongoing. Fatal truck accidents are common due to the lack of efficient railway systems. Nigeria recorded 1,531 gasoline tanker crashes in 2020, resulting in 535 deaths and 1,142 injuries.
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The Guardian
Celebrity son of God pastor surrenders to Philippines police after twoweek manhunt
A pastor in the Philippines, Apollo Quiboloy, wanted in the US for alleged sex trafficking of children, has been arrested after a police manhunt. He and four others surrendered at their religious headquarters in Davao city. Quiboloy, founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ church, faces charges of sex trafficking and other crimes. US extradition status is unclear. Duterte family criticized the police raid.
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Opposition presidential candidate arrives in Spain after fleeing Venezuela for asylum
Former Venezuelan presidential candidate Edmundo González fled to Spain, striking a deal with Maduro’s government. His departure, announced by Venezuelan officials, followed threats and coercion. Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado assured his return for a swearing-in ceremony. González’s exit sparked despair in Caracas, where he was seen as a beacon of hope against Maduro’s rule. Spain granted him political asylum, with the EU expressing support for Venezuela’s democratic aspirations.
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BBC.com
Missouri’s top court allows vote on abortion rights
Missouri’s top court allows vote on abortion rights in November, overturning a lower court’s decision to remove the amendment. The state’s strict abortion laws face a potential change as voters will decide on legal abortion for the first time in over two years. The court’s ruling ensures Amendment 3 will be on the ballot, despite opposition from anti-abortion groups.
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CityNews Toronto
Trump campaign falsely accuses immigrants of eating pets
Former President Donald Trump’s campaign and allies are spreading false rumors of Haitian immigrants in Ohio abducting and eating pets, despite no evidence. Trump’s campaign and Ohio Sen. JD Vance repeated the claims, amplifying racist stereotypes. Officials debunked the rumors, emphasizing no credible reports. Advocates warn of the dangerous impact on Haitians in the U.S. amid growing immigrant populations and legal status issues.