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A shooting during New York City's West Indian American Day Parade on September 2 resulted in one death and four injuries. The incident, described as targeted, occurred along Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, prompting an ongoing search for the shooter. The parade continued despite the violence, highlighting community resilience amidst tragedy.
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Donald Trump unveiled his cryptocurrency platform, World Liberty Financial, during a livestream on September 16, 2024. The venture, led by his sons, aims to disrupt traditional banking. Concerns about conflicts of interest and security issues have emerged, particularly following recent hacks targeting family members' accounts.
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As Congress approaches a potential government shutdown, discussions intensify over increasing the Secret Service's budget amid security concerns for former President Trump. Bipartisan negotiations are underway, with differing views on funding mechanisms and implications for the upcoming elections.
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In a recent interview, President Biden criticized the GOP's stance on LGBTQ+ rights, highlighting intimidation within the party. Meanwhile, key Senate races in Delaware and Montana could reshape representation, with Sarah McBride poised to become the first openly transgender member of Congress. The elections are pivotal for LGBTQ+ advocacy.
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Following a contentious debate in Philadelphia, Donald Trump announced he will not participate in a second debate against Kamala Harris. Despite Harris's strong performance, Trump attempted to downplay the outcome, claiming the debate was unfair and rigged. The political landscape shifts as Harris emerges as the face of the Democratic Party.
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As the 2024 election approaches, Donald Trump has unveiled a series of tax proposals aimed at appealing to working-class voters. These include eliminating taxes on overtime pay and Social Security benefits, while also suggesting a reduction in the corporate tax rate. The implications for the national debt and fiscal policy are significant.
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In a troubling escalation of political violence, a second assassination attempt on Donald Trump occurred recently, prompting widespread condemnation from political leaders. The incident has reignited debates over inflammatory rhetoric and the responsibilities of public figures in a charged political climate.
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to bring a bill mandating insurance coverage for in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments to the Senate floor within two weeks. This follows a previous failed attempt in June, and the move aims to pressure Senate Republicans ahead of the upcoming elections.