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The U.S. has indicted two employees of Russian state media RT for allegedly funding a $10 million disinformation campaign aimed at influencing the 2024 presidential election. This follows a broader crackdown on foreign interference, particularly from Russia, which has been accused of using state media to sow discord among American voters.
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Jamaica has deployed 20 soldiers and four police officers to Haiti as part of a multinational mission aimed at combating gang violence. This follows a U.N. Security Council-approved initiative led by Kenya, which has sent nearly 400 police to assist Haitian forces. The mission faces funding challenges and calls for a potential U.N. peacekeeping operation.
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Nathan Clark, father of Aiden Clark, who died in a school bus crash involving a Haitian immigrant, criticized politicians for exploiting his son's death for political gain. He urged Donald Trump and JD Vance to stop using Aiden's name in their anti-immigration rhetoric, emphasizing the need to end the hate surrounding the tragedy.
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A Facebook post by Erika Lee about a missing cat in Springfield, Ohio, has escalated into a national controversy after being amplified by political figures. The unfounded claims about Haitian immigrants have led to community unrest, bomb threats, and widespread misinformation, prompting local officials to debunk the rumors.