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As fraud cases surge, particularly in the UK, new regulations mandate banks to reimburse victims of authorised push payment (APP) fraud up to £85,000 within five days. Despite a slight decrease in total losses, the number of reported fraud cases has increased significantly, prompting calls for enhanced consumer protection measures.
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As of November 2024, U.S. renters are grappling with significant rent increases, with the median rent now at $1,634, a 20% rise since pre-pandemic levels. Economic factors, including inflation and high interest rates, are causing consumers to hesitate on major purchases, leading to a notable 'election shopping slump.'
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The latest season of Netflix's 'Love Is Blind' has sparked controversy with several couples breaking up before their weddings. Contestants faced challenges that tested their emotional connections, revealing unexpected truths and conflicts, particularly involving Tyler and Ashley's relationship, which has drawn significant public scrutiny.
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Incendiary devices were used to set fire to ballot drop boxes in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington, damaging hundreds of ballots ahead of the upcoming election. Authorities are investigating the incidents as targeted attacks on the electoral process, raising concerns about election security and voter access.
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Former President Donald Trump vehemently denied accusations of being a Nazi during a rally in Atlanta, claiming he is 'the opposite of a Nazi.' This comes amid escalating tensions in a closely contested presidential race against Kamala Harris, with both sides ramping up inflammatory rhetoric.
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Recent discussions by celebrities Anna Kendrick, Kristin Cavallari, and Nick Cannon reveal their struggles with past relationships. Kendrick shared her experience with an abusive relationship, while Cavallari reflected on her marriage to Jay Cutler. Cannon opened up about his insecurities during his marriage to Mariah Carey, highlighting the complexities of love and personal growth.
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As the 2024 U.S. presidential election unfolds, heightened security measures are in place across the country due to concerns over potential unrest. With Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in a tight race, authorities are preparing for various scenarios as millions head to the polls today.