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'I am absolutely voting for Donald Trump': Undecided voters react to Biden debate performance
Of the 13 "undecideds" who spoke to Reuters, 10 described the 81-year-old Democratic president's performance against Republican candidate Trump collectively as feeble, befuddled, embarrassing and difficult to watch. Gina Gannon, 65, a retiree in the battleground state of Georgia, voted for Trump in 2016 before ditching him for Biden in 2020.
Joe Biden wants to remind 2024 voters of a record and an agenda. Often it's Donald Trump's
President Joe Biden seeks reelection by contrasting his vision with Donald Trump's controversial past. Biden emphasizes Trump's dangerous statements and policies, aiming to showcase a stark difference in leadership styles and priorities for the country's future.
Swiss vote to ban swastika in crackdown on extremist symbols
Switzerland's parliament approved a motion to ban the Nazis' swastika emblem due to rising antisemitism, linked to Adolf Hitler's regime and recent incidents in Gaza. The ban is supported by Justice Minister Beat Jans and faces final legislative approval.
Recreating creation: This year’s Oscar winners showcase the creative process — in art, science and relationships
Many of the major nominated films grapple with the creative process, the forms it may take, and the struggle to keep it going - whether in the realm of art, science, or in terms of building a life for oneself. In both American Fiction (winner for Best Adapted Screenplay) and The Holdovers (Best Supporting Actress), there is a sense of life as an empty page, which needs to be filled.
‘Survival of the Thickest’ Season 2: This is all about renewal, release date, storyline, cast and more
Netflix has officially renewed Michelle Buteau's comedy series "Survival of the Thickest" for a second season, and also ordered a new comedy special featuring the actor. Buteau shared the exciting news during an appearance on the Today show. The second season's premiere date has not yet been announced.
Masters of the Air: Check out Apple TV+ series’ plot, release schedule, episode count and more
Masters of the Air, the latest series on Apple TV+, unfolds the gripping tale of the 100th Bomb Group during perilous bombing raids over Nazi Germany. The show explores the psychological toll on these men, their struggles and the high-altitude terror of combat.
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John Cleese compares Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler, sparks controversy
Renowned comedy icon John Cleese sparks controversy on X with a humorous list comparing Hitler to Trump, leading to outrage. The 84-year-old comedian, known for his sharp wit, later expressed regret amid widespread criticism, adding another chapter to his history of lampooning political figures.
Carolina Panthers fire Frank Reich: Top head coach candidates
Reich became the Panthers' third permanent head coach since Tepper acquired the team in 2018. Along the way, the team has had two interim head coaches, namely Steve Wilks and Perry Fewell. In a surprising move last October, the Panthers terminated Matt Rhule's contract in his third year, despite him having a fully guaranteed seven-year, $62 million deal.
Masters of the Air: Know release date, storyline, cast, streaming platform and more
‘Masters of the Air’, a wartime drama, unfolds in the backdrop of American pilots embarking on perilous bombing missions over Nazi Germany. It has been derived from Donald L. Miller's celebrated book. The ensemble cast is led by Austin Butler and Barry Keoghan.
Reclaiming history: Nazi-looted art returned to heirs of cabaret legend Fritz Grunbaum
Seven pieces of artwork, including sketches and paintings by Austrian expressionist Egon Schiele, were returned to the heirs of cabaret performer Fritz Grunbaum. The artwork, valued at $9.5 million, had been looted by the Nazis and resurfaced over the years.
View: India’s criminal justice system needs real decolonising, and must go beyond mere textual changes
The historical roots of IPC unveil a narrative of colonial imposition. Macaulay's presumption of Western legal (and civilisational) superiority led to the transplantation of ideals that failed to accommodate indigenous legal sensibilities. The purported simplification, while promising justice, inadvertently entangled us in a legacy of colonial and Victorian values.
Titanic passenger's letter may fetch $12K at Uruguay auction
A letter written on board the Titanic four days before it sank is set to go on auction in Montevideo, Uruguay, with a starting price of $12,000. Businessman Ramon Artagaveytia Gomez wrote the letter on two pages while on board the ship's last mainland mail stop, sending it from Queenstown, Ireland.
German curator Matthias Weniger on a mission to return silver heirlooms stolen from Jewish families by the Nazis
The Bavarian National Museum's curator, Matthias Weniger, is returning stolen silver objects taken from Jewish families during the 1930s. The museum has 111 of these objects, which were ordered to be pawned by Jewish families in Germany, and thousands more were melted into 135 tonnes of silver for Nazi war efforts.
When Albert Einstein stayed in Belgium in 1933 with wife Elsa after Hitler came to power
A bronze statue of Albert Einstein in the Belgian coastal resort of De Haan is attracting visitors to the town where the famous physicist stayed for six months in 1933 when fleeing Nazi Germany; Belgium was a safer option.
Data & AI mega trends of future; be ready for the tsunami: Amitabh Chaudhry, Axis Bank
The MD & CEO of Axis Bank, Amitabh Chaudhry, warns that the banking sector must be ready for upcoming mega trends, which include using data and artificial intelligence (AI) optimally, as well as the impact of millennials and emerging platforms. While he was optimistic about the ongoing growth, Chaudhry believed the sector should not allow the previous year's sugar rush to go on for too long or overlook possible future problems. Chaudhry also shared that the acquisition of Citi bank was among the most challenging times of his tenure.
King Charles III makes world debut, kicks off his 1st foreign trip as Britain's monarch from Germany
Charles ascended the throne after the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September.
Swiss move to ban Nazi symbols
A cross-party group of regional lawmakers wants to change the canton's constitution to "prohibit the display or wearing of Nazi symbols, emblems or any other Nazi object" in public.
The Prince of Reuss, the failed coup to overthrow elected German government and a twist
The prince pursued his goal of restoring Germany's imperial Reich on multiple fronts.
Recently unearthed 54 corpses tell the truth about ancient Greek
The Sicily of antiquity, rich in resources and strategically located, was home to both Greek and Carthaginian colonies.
KFC issues apology for Kristallnacht chicken, cheese push notification sent to customers. This is what happened
The company sent a push notification to German consumers, suggesting they 'commemorate' the atrocity against Jews by consuming its meals on the anniversary of the 1938 Kristallnacht.
From 'Hold Me Closer' to 'Calm Down': New songs to add to your playlist
Elton John adds newsiness to his already canny late-career playbook.
Israeli president gives broad speech to Germany's parliament
Herzog also spoke about his father, former Israeli President Chaim Herzog, who was among the liberators of the concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen in northern Germany in April 1945, as an officer of the British forces. "I shall never forget how he described to me the horrors he witnessed. The stench. The human skeletons in striped pajamas, the piles of corpses, the destruction, the hell on earth," the Israeli president told German lawmakers.
'The View' gets cease and desist letter; Whoopi Goldberg apologises for comments. This is what happened
'The View' show has recently witnessed a tense atmosphere. It is one where opinions are never held back. This sometimes leads it to trouble, like in this case where Whoopi Goldberg had to apologise for her comments.
Alt News co-founder and Journalist Mohammad Zubair arrested in Delhi for 'hurting religious sentiments'
A case was earlier registered under sections 153A (promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, language etc) and 295A (deliberate and malicious act intended to outrage religious feelings) of the Indian Penal Code against Zubair, K P S Malhotra, DCP (Cyber Crime).
Holocaust survivor Inge Deutschkron, who later wrote a memoir, passes away at 99 in Berlin
Her autobiography 'I Wore the Yellow Star' about her dramatic survival story as a Jew.
Author Patrick Radden Keefe's book about billionaire Sackler clan wins $67K UK prize
'Empire of Pain' traces the rise of the family's fortunes and its downfall in a web of lawsuits.
SBI led webinar on Indian budget evokes favourable response in Israel
Setting the tone of the interactive webinar, India's Ambassador to Israel, Sanjeev Singla, said, "We have had a landmark budget that marks a directional change and leverages far-reaching reforms that the government is effecting to make our economy more resilient and competitive."
Here’s to the Third! Holding out by itself
The third editorial is what the rest of the opinion section, or the rest of the publication, for that matter, can’t dare to be.
As Boeing booms, robots rise and job growth lags
At its sprawling plant in Everett, Washington, Boeing has installed robotic arms to drill and rivet together fuselages for the 777 jetliner.
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