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As the election approaches, third-party candidates like Jill Stein and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may influence the outcome between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Voter dissatisfaction, particularly in swing states like Michigan, could lead to significant shifts in support, complicating the already tight race.
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Singapore has intensified its crackdown on illegal streaming devices, recently convicting a seller under new copyright laws. Despite this, experts warn that such devices remain widely available online, posing ongoing challenges for enforcement and consumer safety.
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Donald Trump has nominated Fox News host Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, a decision that has surprised military leaders and political insiders. Critics question Hegseth's qualifications for overseeing the Department of Defense, given his limited national security experience and controversial views.
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The Walt Disney Company has outlined ambitious growth expectations for 2025 through 2027, forecasting significant increases in earnings driven by streaming and film successes. Shares rose sharply following the announcement, reflecting renewed investor confidence despite ongoing challenges in traditional television and theme parks.
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Warner Bros. Discovery has reached a settlement with the NBA, allowing TNT Sports to continue producing 'Inside the NBA' while licensing it to ESPN and ABC. The agreement follows a lawsuit over media rights after Warner Bros. lost its NBA broadcasting rights in July. The deal includes global content licenses for NBA content without rights fees for 11 years.