** Elon Musk warns that a Kamala Harris presidency could lead to X's shutdown, citing concerns over censorship and freedom of speech. Musk claims that if Harris wins, advertisers may strengthen their boycott against the platform, potentially leading to its demise.
**
** Former US President Donald Trump casts vote in Florida, acknowledges importance of a fair election. He expressed confidence in his campaign's success and urged Republican voters to stay in line.
**
Barron Trump, youngest son of former US President Donald Trump, has turned 18 and is now attending New York University's Stern School of Business. His mother, Melania Trump, had kept him out of the public eye during his childhood. Barron is showing interest in politics, advising his father on how to attract Gen-Z voters.
** US Presidential Election 2024: Donald Trump Criticizes Beyoncé for Endorsing Kamala Harris
Donald Trump, a candidate in the ongoing US presidential election 2024, has responded to Beyoncé's endorsement of Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. According to reports, Trump claimed that Beyoncé was paid to attend a rally, sparking controversy.
Beyoncé had previously spoken at a campaign event for Vice President Harris, emphasizing women's rights and expressing concerns about the future. Her music video release on election day urged fans to vote.
The US presidential election 2024 is underway, with various celebrities endorsing different candidates.
**
** Vote Counting in US Elections May Take Time, Not a Sign of Fraud. Experts Stress that Counts Can Take Days, Especially in Closely Contested States.
**
** Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fired Defence Minister Yoav Gallant over concerns about the management of ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon. Netanyahu cited eroding trust and appointed new defence minister, Israel Katz.
**
** Algerian Author Wins Prestigious French Literary Award, Despite Controversy at Home
Algeria's first-ever Goncourt winner, Kamel Daoud, has sparked debate with his novel "Houris," which recounts the country's 1990s civil war. The book's success in France contrasts with Algeria's silence on the matter.
**
** Residents in Usha Vance's ancestral village hold prayers for JD Vance, hoping Republicans win US elections. The village, Vadluru in Andhra Pradesh state, is seeking development under a potential Republican administration.
**
** United Nations Security Council calls on North Korea to abandon ballistic missile program, citing violations of UN resolutions. A majority of council members condemn recent ICBM launch and urge negotiations.
**
** Fact-checking a contentious claim: Would Donald Trump force states to monitor women's pregnancies?
**
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fired Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, citing a "crisis of trust" between them. Foreign Minister Israel Katz will replace Gallant. This development comes as the Israeli government navigates complex security and political issues.
"US Elections: Abortion-related ballot measures will be voted on in 10 states, including Florida, Colorado, and Nebraska. These measures aim to enshrine or protect reproductive rights, with some seeking to overturn state abortion bans. Results may lead to legal challenges and new legislation. The outcome is crucial for women's reproductive health and access to care."
** German Police Foil Far-Right Militant Plot, Arrest 8 Suspects
German authorities have arrested eight suspected members of a far-right militant group planning a coup on an unspecified "Day X". The operation targeted a group known as the "Saxonian Separatists", who sought to establish National Socialist structures and carry out ethnic cleansing. The group had been preparing for years, with some members linked to right-wing extremist parties and online groups glorifying terrorism.
**
The US election 2024 is heating up, with key issues driving votes in swing states. Healthcare is a top concern in Wisconsin, where voters are unhappy about rising costs and the opioid crisis. Presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have differing approaches to addressing these concerns. Harris has promised to lower prescription drug prices and strengthen the Affordable Care Act, while Trump aims to "look at alternatives" to the ACA.
In Nevada, high unemployment rates and inflation are pressing issues, with voters hoping for a strong economy and job creation. Meanwhile, abortion laws are at the forefront in North Carolina, where voters are divided on whether to restrict reproductive rights. Both Harris and Trump have taken stances on this issue, with Harris pledging to protect women's rights and prevent a national abortion ban.
Google's CEO Sundar Pichai reminds employees to maintain neutrality ahead of US presidential elections, citing importance of being a "trusted source of information" regardless of election outcome.
Five US presidential elections that came down to a few thousand votes or less.
Heavy fighting continues in Lebanon as Israel launches airstrikes on multiple fronts, targeting Hezbollah-linked targets. The conflict has displaced tens of thousands of people, with many forced to flee their homes in cities like Baalbek. Humanitarian efforts are underway, but the situation remains dire.
Israel claims to be seeking to degrade Hezbollah's capabilities and allow civilians to return home. However, Lebanon's government and Hezbollah have shown no signs of backing down. The UN has expressed concern over the scale of forced displacement, with tens of thousands of people given hours to flee their homes.
As the conflict rages on, medical facilities are struggling to cope with the influx of wounded civilians. Hospitals report a high number of casualties, including women and children. The psychological toll on those affected is also significant, with many survivors struggling to come to terms with their losses.
** Former US officials warn of potential Trump election controversy, citing past incidents and Trump's history of dispute.
**
A significant portion of Donald Trump supporters want him to run again in 2028 if he loses the current presidential election, according to a recent poll. Legally, it is possible for Trump to make another attempt, as the US Constitution's 22nd Amendment limits presidents to two terms but does not require them to be consecutive. However, ongoing legal challenges and potential jail time could complicate his future prospects.
** Chinese Stock Market Sees Unusual Fluctuations Amid US Presidential Election
**