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Why does Donald Trump tell such blatant lies?

When it comes to lying in politics, Donald Trump is in a class of his own. According to the Washington Post, he made 30,573 false or misleading claims in his four years as president, increasing year-on-year from six per day in his first year to 39 per day in his…

The Conversation

Harris: Trump is "increasingly unstable"

Harris told reporters that Trump is clearly in decline after he ended a town hall with 40 minutes of swaying

Salon

Trump’s lie-industrial complex

Real time fact-checking has gotten under Trump's skin this time around

Salon

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Israel says it will ‘address concerns’ from US after threat to withhold arms funding over Gaza – as it happened

Israel offered assurances, according to media reports, after US says it wouldn’t support attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities

The Guardian - AU

GOP candidates spend big at McDonald's and Chick-fil-A while Dems favor Panera

Republican campaigns spent more than $200,000 at Chick-fil-A during the current election cycle, according to the Washington Post.

Fortune

Former Aide Says Queen Elizabeth Was a "Gutsy" Driver Who Drove "Her Cars Fast"

According to the late monarch's personal assistant, the Queen wasn't afraid to put the pedal to the metal.

Marie Claire

North Carolina hurricane recovery team relocated amid threat of ‘armed militia’

Hurricane Helene federal emergency workers told to evacuate Rutherford county, Washington Post reports

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Inside the Trump campaign’s ‘edgy’ and crass approach to appeal to young men and ride them to victory

The Trump campaign’s crass language, wavering abortion stance and sexist remarks about Harris have been a focus for Democrats

The Independent UK

Trump assassination attempts fuel MAGA

What Donald Trump is doing is as dangerous as it is unprecedented in American history

Salon

Kremlin denies report of Trump, Putin private phone call after Ukraine invasion

Former US president Donald Trump secretly sent Covid tests to Vladimir Putin in 2020 when he was in the White House and spoke multiple times to the Russian president after leaving office, an explosive new book by US journalist Bob Woodward reveals. The Kremlin on Wednesday denied reports in the…

France 24

Trump's FEMA Fib

Plus: Iranian oil, Nevada's double-haters, and more...

Reason

Trump allies threaten Deloitte contracts after employee leaks Vance comments

Donald Trump Jr leads charge to penalize consultancy firm after critical messages about his father were made public

The Guardian - US

Are Immigrants Causing a Housing Shortage Like JD Vance Says? Here's What Economists Say

While immigration may be helping keep rental prices high, it is not the main culprit since migrants usually not compete for the same housing as natives

Latin Times

A Little-Known Infectious Disease Is Quietly Spreading Across the Southwestern U.S

As parts of the United States swing from drought to flooding and back again, little-known infectious diseases, such as valley fever, are starting to increase.

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“Karen” Blasted For Demanding Refund For Vacation After Hurricane Helene

"After everything that has happened, this woman has some nerve complaining about her vacation!!" The post “Karen” Blasted For Demanding Refund For Vacation After Hurricane Helene first appeared on Bored Panda.

Latin Times

Top Washington Post Reporter Quits to Start Own Media Outlet, Blasts Ex-Employer: 'Legacy Media is Not Set Up for People Like Me'

Taylor Lorenz announced she left the outlet to launch User Magazine on Substack.

The Independent UK

Reporter Taylor Lorenz exits Washington Post after investigation into Instagram post

Technology reporter Taylor Lorenz says she's leaving The Washington Post, less than two months after the newspaper began a review of a social media post that involved President Joe Biden

The Guardian - US

Walz and Vance’s medical files viewed illicitly by veterans department staff

At least a dozen department employees are believed to have improperly viewed the files, prompting an investigation

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Al Jazeera

Israel likely used US-made bombs in Nasrallah assassination: Report

Washington Post reports the Israeli army possibly dropped heavy US bombs in the attack, which razed buildings in Beirut.

The Conversation

Fungal infections known as valley fever could spike this fall - 3 epidemiologists explain how to protect yourself

As the climate warms, the southwestern U.S. is increasingly experiencing weather whiplash as the region swings from drought to flooding and back again. As a result, the public is hearing more about little-known infectious diseases, such as valley fever.

Salon

Russian propagandists push GOP rhetoric

As part of an influence campaign targeting conservatives, the Russian government impersonated The Washington Post

Tom’s Hardware

Using GPT-4 to generate 100 words consumes up to 3 bottles of water — AI data centers also raise power and water bills for nearby residents

New research shows generative AI consumes a lot of water — up to 1,408ml to generate 100 words of text — in addition to electricity.

International Business Times

How Mexico's 'El Carrusel' Helped U.S. Border Crossings Drop To 4-Year Low

The program buses roughly 10,000 migrants each month back to the border with Guatemala, where many simply turn around and head north again

RideApart

The Hells Angels Are for Hire, and Apparently Doing the Bidding of Iran

A new report from the Washington Post alleges that Iran is using the Hells Angels motorcycle club to target its critics across Europe.

Latin Times

How Mexico's 'El Carrusel' has helped U.S. border crossings drop to a four-year low

The program buses roughly 10,000 migrants each month back to the border with Guatemala, where many simply turn around and head north again

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