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As daylight saving time ended on November 3, 2024, experts warn of health risks linked to disrupted sleep patterns. Studies indicate increased heart attack and stroke rates following the time change, while seasonal affective disorder may affect mood as daylight hours shorten. The debate over the necessity of daylight saving time continues.
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Nikki Haley, former UN ambassador, and Mike Pompeo will not join Trump's administration, as announced on Truth Social. Despite her endorsement of Trump after a contentious primary, he stated he would not invite her to serve in any capacity. Haley expressed pride in her past work with Trump, wishing him success.
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A woman is under investigation for child endangerment after dashcam footage showed her rescuing a child from oncoming traffic in Phoenix. The child's parents were unaware he had left the house, which was left unlocked. The local sheriff's office is looking into the incident.
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Jason Thornburg, 44, was found guilty of capital murder by a Tarrant County jury for the deaths of three individuals, including his roommate and girlfriend. Prosecutors described him as 'evil,' citing his confessions and disturbing beliefs about committing sacrifices.
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As of November 11, 2024, delays in ballot counting in California, Georgia, and Arizona are causing uncertainty in the U.S. elections. California's slow process, driven by mail-in voting and signature verification, has drawn scrutiny, while Georgia faces legal challenges over absentee ballot delivery. Maricopa County in Arizona is also struggling with staffing shortages for early ballot processing.
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Several automakers have unveiled new electric SUVs, including the Polestar 3 Long Range Single Motor, Kia Sorento PHEV, and Cadillac Vistiq. These models aim to enhance range, efficiency, and performance, catering to the growing demand for electric vehicles as the market diversifies.
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Elon Musk's support for Donald Trump has significantly shaped the 2024 election landscape. His financial backing and active presence at rallies have positioned him as a key player, while contrasting strategies from tech giants like Meta highlight the evolving role of social media in politics.
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Donald Trump has won the presidency again, sweeping all seven swing states and securing a Republican majority in the House of Representatives. This victory positions Trump to implement his legislative agenda with significant power in Washington, marking a notable shift in U.S. politics.
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Donald Trump has secured a second term as President of the United States, surpassing the necessary 270 electoral votes. His victory comes after reclaiming key battleground states from the Democrats, with Kamala Harris conceding the election. Voter concerns over the economy played a significant role in Trump's comeback.
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Following Kamala Harris's defeat to Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, Democrats are grappling with internal divisions and criticisms regarding their approach to the working class. Senator Bernie Sanders has been vocal about the party's failures, prompting defensive responses from party leaders. The party's future direction is now under scrutiny.
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In response to Donald Trump's election victory, California officials are mobilizing to protect state policies against anticipated federal challenges. Governor Gavin Newsom has called for a special legislative session to increase funding for legal defenses and prepare for potential conflicts over immigration, abortion rights, and environmental regulations.
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Intel faces significant challenges as it attempts to regain its footing in the semiconductor industry amid layoffs and financial losses. Meanwhile, TSMC halts advanced chip supplies to Chinese firms, responding to U.S. export controls and geopolitical tensions. Both companies are pivotal in the global chip landscape.
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Following Donald Trump's election victory, there has been a significant increase in demand for reproductive health products, including emergency contraception and abortion pills. Many women are stockpiling these medications amid fears of potential restrictions under a second Trump administration. Reports indicate sales spikes of up to 1,650% in some cases.
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In the wake of his election victory, President-elect Donald Trump has made significant appointments, including Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff and Matt Gaetz as Attorney General. Boris Epshteyn's influence is notable, as he proposes himself for a diplomatic role in the Russia-Ukraine conflict despite lacking experience.
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The 2024 election results reveal significant shifts in voter demographics, particularly among younger and Latino voters. Vice President Kamala Harris lost ground compared to Joe Biden's 2020 performance, raising concerns for the Democratic Party's future strategies. Trump's gains among traditionally Democratic demographics indicate a troubling trend for upcoming elections.
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Recent studies reveal significant findings in astrophysics, including the first detailed images of a dying star, WOH G64, and new insights into dark energy's behavior. These discoveries challenge existing theories and enhance our understanding of the universe's evolution.
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Recent reports highlight alarming increases in maternal and infant mortality rates, particularly among women of color and in deprived areas. Factors include inadequate healthcare access, socioeconomic disparities, and environmental challenges. Public health experts call for targeted interventions to address these issues.
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Yu Shang Food, Inc. has recalled over 72,000 pounds of meat and poultry products due to a listeria outbreak linked to illnesses in four states. The recall follows routine tests that detected listeria in the products, with nine of the 11 affected individuals hospitalized. Consumers are advised to discard or return the products.
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Recent elections in Namibia and the U.S. have raised concerns over election integrity. In Namibia, legal experts question the validity of extended polling hours, while in the U.S., certification processes have been less contentious following Donald Trump's victory. These developments highlight ongoing debates about voter access and election transparency.
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Colin Brown, a 16-year-old hockey player, died after being struck by a stray bullet while traveling home with his family. The incident occurred on Interstate 55 on November 24, and police are investigating it as a homicide. Community support has surged for Brown's family, with significant fundraising efforts underway.
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As of November 2024, egg prices in the U.S. are rising due to a persistent avian influenza outbreak, coinciding with increased demand for holiday baking. The average price for a dozen eggs was $3.37 in October, significantly lower than earlier this year but still up 63% from last year.
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Intel's funding under the CHIPS Act has been reduced to $7.9 billion from an initial $8.5 billion due to a separate $3 billion military contract. The company aims to invest $90 billion in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing by 2030, despite facing financial challenges and project delays.
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Following Kamala Harris's defeat in the 2024 presidential election, her campaign team has engaged in a critical self-examination. They defended their strategies while acknowledging challenges, including Trump's effective outreach and the compressed campaign timeline. The team emphasized the need for Democrats to adapt to changing voter dynamics.
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Donald Trump has announced the nomination of Rodney Scott as Customs and Border Protection commissioner and Caleb Vitello as acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Both appointments signal a return to hardline immigration policies as Trump prepares for his second term, focusing on border security and mass deportations.
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Costco has recalled approximately 10,800 units of organic, pasture-raised eggs due to potential Salmonella contamination. The recall affects stores in five Southern states and follows the discovery that eggs not intended for retail were mistakenly packaged. No illnesses have been reported.
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey confirmed the enforcement of a ban on abortions after fetal viability, following a recent ballot measure that enshrined abortion rights in the state constitution. The amendment allows for restrictions post-viability but includes exceptions for health-related cases. The law takes effect on December 5, 2024.
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Following Kamala Harris's defeat in the presidential election, Democratic leaders are reassessing their strategies. Key figures emphasize the need for better communication of party accomplishments and outreach to working-class voters, while also scrutinizing President Biden's role and the effectiveness of Trump's campaign.
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Filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza has apologized for inaccuracies in his documentary '2000 Mules,' which alleged illegal ballot harvesting in the 2020 election. He acknowledged that surveillance videos used in the film may not have been linked to geolocation data, contradicting earlier claims. This follows a lawsuit from a Georgia voter featured in the film.
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The CDC has closed its investigation into an E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers, which sickened 104 people across 14 states, resulting in one death. The outbreak was traced to yellow onions supplied by Taylor Farms, prompting recalls and menu changes.
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Legal disputes over abortion rights are escalating in Missouri and Arizona following recent ballot measures. In Missouri, Planned Parenthood seeks to block restrictive laws, while in Arizona, a lawsuit challenges a 15-week abortion ban. Both states are navigating complex legal landscapes after voters approved constitutional amendments supporting abortion access as of December 2024.