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US election live: Basketball star LeBron James says ‘choice is clear’
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US election live: Basketball star LeBron James says ‘choice is clear’

Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump are rallying in Nevada and Arizona as the presidential campaign nears its end. In their final events today, Harris will be speaking in Las Vegas, Nevada at a rally featuring singer Jennifer Lopez, while Trump will attend a town hall style event with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson in Phoenix, Arizona. The latest big name to endorse Harris is basketball legend LeBron James. In a post on social media, the NBA's all-time leading scorer said "the choice is clear". With just days left before polls close in the United States presidential election, the race is expected to come down to just seven states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. "They both think they're going to win, they both think it's t...
US election: Pro-Trump poll watchers primed for action in key state
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US election: Pro-Trump poll watchers primed for action in key state

By Tim Reid, Reuters Donald Trump will go up against Kamala Harris in the fight for the White House on 5 November. Photo: BILL PUGLIANO / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP Thousands of observers may be deployed in Wisconsin on 5 November July action by pro-Trump activists was 'dry run' - officials Democrats also set to mobilise volunteers on election day Battleground state Wisconsin beefs up security at poll sites The moment election workers in the Milwaukee area started counting mail-in votes, activists backing Donald Trump's claim that his 2020 defeat was fraudulent began challenging every ballot. The observers raised a litany of complaints as poll staff read the absentee names and addresses aloud, as required in the state of Wisconsin, according to local elect...
‘Vampire’ returns from the dead: Scientists in Poland rebuild the face of 400-year-old woman | World News
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‘Vampire’ returns from the dead: Scientists in Poland rebuild the face of 400-year-old woman | World News

The face of a suspected 'vampire', who was buried with restraints to prevent her returning from the dead, has been reconstructed by scientists.Using DNA, 3D printing and modelling clay, the team of scientists recreated what they think the 400-year-old woman's face looked like. Zosia, as she was named by locals, was found in 2022 by a team of archaeologists from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Poland.She was entombed in an unmarked cemetery in Pien, northern Poland - secured in place with an iron sickle across her neck and padlocked by the foot. Image: Zosia's skeleton had a sickle across her neck - believed to stop 'vampires' rising from the dead. Pic: Nicolaus Copernicus University/Reuters The sickle and padlock, as well...
Judge declines to block Elon Musk US$1 million voter giveaway
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Judge declines to block Elon Musk US$1 million voter giveaway

By Jack Queen, Reuters A judge's decision leaves Elon Musk free to continue the giveaway because the matter likely won't be resolved until after the election next week. Photo: ANGELA WEISS / AFP A Pennsylvania state judge said he would not immediately move forward with a lawsuit that seeks to stop Elon Musk's US$1 million voter giveaway ahead of the 5 November US presidential election. At a hearing in Pennsylvania, Judge Angelo Foglietta said he would place the lawsuit on hold while a federal court considers whether to take up the case. Musk's bid to move the case frees him to continue the giveaway, because the matter likely won't be resolved until after Tuesday's election. The billionaire entrepreneur, who is spending heavily to back Republican Donald Trump, had been ordered to atte...
Six Senses La Sagesse: wellness with a Caribbean twist
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Six Senses La Sagesse: wellness with a Caribbean twist

Gone are the days of political upheaval: Grenada today has turned a corner and is mercifully laid-back. It is a tropical paradise best known for three things: spice, winter sun, and folklore. Of all the spices that grow on the island (the greenest and most fertile of the Lesser Antilles), nutmeg is the queen, featuring on the country’s flag and used in everything from teas to liquors. All around the island, its scent fills the air along with those of cloves, cinnamon and bay leaf. These are medicinal herbs, too: good for the gut and playing a vital role in regulating the circadian rhythm. Though you wouldn’t know it if you came in August for Carnival (or Spicemas), where the heady, camphorous mixture of herbs, drums and rum errs more on the side of rakishness. Source link
Australian golfer Jeffrey Guan loses sight in one eye after freak playing accident | World News
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Australian golfer Jeffrey Guan loses sight in one eye after freak playing accident | World News

Australian golfer Jeffrey Guan has permanently lost sight in his left eye after a freak playing accident.The 20-year-old said he was hit in the face by a ball last month after taking his second shot on the third hole at a pro-am tournament last month. "As I turned toward the cart to put my club away, that was when I was struck. The instant ringing and pain rushed to my head, and I dropped down the ground," he said on Instagram.The two-time national junior champion said he was given fentanyl for the pain as he was rushed to hospital, before later being airlifted to another facility.Guan had only been a pro for a year and it happened just a week after he made his PGA Tour debut at a tournament in California. While Guan hasn't said where the ball that hit him came from, Golfing Monthly report...
Rapper Young Thug sentenced to time served in long-running trial
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Rapper Young Thug sentenced to time served in long-running trial

By Nick Valencia and Jason Morris, CNN Young Thug appears at a hearing on December 22, 2022, in Atlanta. Photo: Arvin Temkar/Atlanta Journal-Constitution/AP/File via CNN Newsource Young Thug was sentenced to time served as part of a sweeping case that originally included dozens of defendants. The rapper, whose given name is Jeffery Williams, will be released from custody and have to serve 15 years on probation as part of the non-negotiated plea agreement. In 2022, Williams was charged alongside more than two dozen others under Georgia's sprawling Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act - known as RICO. Prosecutors accused the rapper of leading a criminal street gang that committed murder and a slew of violent crimes in Atlanta dating back a decade. Williams has denied that...
Tens of thousands forced to flee Lebanon after Israeli airstrikes | World News
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Tens of thousands forced to flee Lebanon after Israeli airstrikes | World News

In eastern Lebanon right now, there is a frantic race to create shelter.Schools, universities and sports halls are being transformed into relief centres for those who've been forced from their homes. As night fell in the town of Qob Elias, 25 miles from Baalbek, we found a technical college being cleared out by a group of local volunteers.Desks, tables and chairs were removed; mattresses, medical kits and drinking water were carried in.We came across Iman and her family of five. They are among the tens of thousands who have fled the Baalbek region in the face of Israeli air strikes. The first evacuation order came on Wednesday, and it sparked panic among residents. No one knew how long they had before the missiles would fall, so all Imam and her family have are the clothes on their backs. ...
Mexican state bans Halloween costumes amid cartel violence
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Mexican state bans Halloween costumes amid cartel violence

By Raul Cortes, Reuters Mexican authorities are warning people not to wear masks or costumes to avoid being mistaken for a cartel member. Photo: RNZ / Jeremy Rees In the Mexican state of Sinaloa, authorities have ordered residents not to don masks or costumes for Halloween to avoid being confused with criminals amid a worsening cycle of cartel violence. Home to the powerful Sinaloa Cartel, the northwestern state has been wracked by deadly infighting between factions of the group following the arrest of one of its leaders, drug trafficker Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, in the United States in late July. The intra-cartel warfare has left hundreds of people dead or missing since September, and the federal government has deployed hundreds of soldiers to the region. "Do not wear a costume or a...
RFK Jr. may target vaccines in 2nd Trump presidency, raising health fears – National
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RFK Jr. may target vaccines in 2nd Trump presidency, raising health fears – National

A co-chair of Donald Trump’s transition team said Trump supporter Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants access to federal health data so he can show vaccines are unsafe and lead to them being pulled from the market in a second Trump administration. Howard Lutnick echoed a number of Kennedy’s debunked anti-vaccine talking points in a CNN interview Wednesday, including falsehoods about the vaccine schedule and the disproven theory that vaccines cause autism. Trump has talked often about how Kennedy, who suspended his own presidential bid and endorsed him in August, will have a big role to play if the former president returns to the White House.While Lutnick said Kennedy would not be chosen as secretary of health and human services, he was not specific about what Kennedy’s role might be. Lutnick made t...