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21 hours ago · Jillian Frankel, Jake Traylor and Summer Concepcion. Trump is scheduled to join tech billionaire Elon Musk for a virtual discussion on X at 8 p.m. ET. today. Trump will participate from his Mar-a ...
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RFK Jr.’s third-party run has potential to tip scales in swing state such as Michigan, expert says
Associated Press Videos3 hours agoRobert F. Kennedy Jr.’s third-party presidential candidacy has the potential to be a factor in a swing-state battle between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris, an elections expert said (AP video: Mike Householder)
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- 1:59RFK Jr.’s third-party run has potential to tip scales in swing state such as Michigan, expert saysAssociated Press VideosRobert F. Kennedy Jr.’s third-party presidential candidacy has the potential to be a factor in a swing-state battle between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris, an elections expert said (AP video: Mike Householder)3 hours ago
- 2:23Eye-tracking tech reveals homebuyer blindspotsReuters VideosSTORY: This eye-tracking technology reveals what house hunters pay attention to when viewing a property. And the results might surprise you. “When buyers are viewing homes, they're spending lots of time on more superficial things..." The technology, developed by a company called Tobii, tracks the focus of homebuyers in real time. According to the research, homebuyers often skip over key areas like cellars, roofs, and attics, despite their potential to harbor significant issues. Here is Daniel Copley of property portal, Zoopla. "What they really need to be doing is looking at things like the brickwork, looking for signs of condensation or damp, the chimney, the boiler, the electrics, maybe even the Wi-Fi signal.” They eye-tracking tool highlights what areas, items or rooms draw buyers' attention and which are neglected. Jon Ward is Tobii's sales director. “The glasses have got four cameras built into the lenses and a number of illuminators. And the easiest way to describe what we do is, it's a little bit like the cat's eyes on the road. When your headlights hit it, it illuminates up and it's nice and bright. We're doing the same with the pupils. Totally harmless. Doesn't do anything there. The cameras pick up this reflection and then some very clever mathematics work out where you're actually looking from the image.” The experiment revealed that homebuyers often overlook structural elements of the property. Instead, they spend more time looking at furniture and decorative items. The trial found that only 38% of buyers' attention was on structural elements, while 54% was drawn to cosmetic features and furnishings. “Because you know you've got them on it does make you look up and look at certain things. So I enjoyed the experience, I really did. And the fact that it made me more aware to be aware, and I think that's a good thing.” Britain's new government has set out to deliver 1.5 million more homes before the next election. According to Richard Donnell, executive director at Zoopla, this will result in increased house-buying activity in the years to come. "This isn't like buying a car every three years. And it's a complicated process and there's more everyone can do. And technology like this helps us and others work out how to help consumers fill in those gaps and have a better experience."5 hours ago
- 0:51Bangladeshi student leader wants new 'blueprint' for countryReuters VideosSTORY: :: Student leader Nahid Islam says Bangladesh's new interim government 'wants to create a blueprint for the country' :: Nahid Islam, Bangladeshi student leader, Member of the interim government "This is an interim government, not a caretaker government that will only arrange an election. Instead, we are going to work on various reforms of the state structures that we have been discussing. We want to create a blueprint for the country." :: August 12, 2024 :: Dhaka, Bangladesh "The fascist forces have not been completely removed. They are already plotting new conspiracies. We also face financial challenges due to the looting and destruction of state structures over the past 15-16 years; fixing this will take time. However, with the support of students and the people who believe in us, we are confident that we can accomplish this difficult task with their help." Islam, 26, was the coordinator of a student movement against quotas in government jobs that morphed into a campaign to oust Hasina. He rose to national fame in mid-July after police detained him and some other Dhaka University students as the protests turned deadly. About 300 people, many of them university and college students, were killed in the demonstrations that began in July. On August 8, Islam and fellow student leader Asif Mahmud, joined the interim government led by Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus.7 hours ago
- 3:52New York AG Letitia James warns against election misinformationABC News VideosABC News senior reporter Emmanuelle Saliba breaks down how AI-generated videos and images are impacting the election and how to tell the real from the fake.8 hours ago
- 0:59Arizona residents to vote on abortion rights in NovemberABC News VideosArizona’s secretary of state tells ABC News voters could establish the right to an abortion up to around 24 weeks of pregnancy on Election Day.11 hours ago
- 1:58Trump trails Harris by 4 points in 3 key swing states: PollThe HillVice President Harris is up 4 points on former President Trump in three battleground states with less than three months left until the election, according to new polling from The New York Times/Siena College. The survey, published Saturday morning, found that Harris has taken the lead over the former president in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, garnering 50 percent support to Trump’s 46 percent in the hypothetical matchup.22 hours ago
- 3:43Harris ahead of Trump in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, new poll saysCBS News VideosA new poll by The New York Times and Siena College shows Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of former President Donald Trump in several battleground states ahead of the November election. CBS News campaign reporter Aaron Navarro has more.23 hours ago
- 1:38Fed 'stubborn by not lowering rates' -strategistReuters VideosSTORY: "The Fed making a decision in between meetings is the hot topic right now," said McGough, who believes that if the central bank does make what he called an "emergency cut" before its September meeting, it would be "a positive signal." "But then again," McGough added, "[Fed Chair Jerome] Powell likes to be very pragmatic in his approach. So it would be a little bit of a character change for how he's approached his tenure as Fed Chair, and I don't think he wants to get out in front of the [presidential] election. He wants to stay independent with what all is going on in Washington, D.C." Wednesday's U.S. consumer price index reading and Thursday's retail sales figures for July will provide the Fed with more economic data. Money markets are evenly betting on a 25- or 50-basis-point cut in U.S. interest rates in September, expecting a total easing of 100 bps by the end 2024, CME's FedWatch Tool showed.23 hours ago
- 1:49Trump campaign says its internal communications were hackedThe HillFormer President Trump’s campaign said some of its internal communications were recently hacked by foreign sources. The breach was first reported by Politico after the outlet received emails from an anonymous account with documents from the Trump campaign. The campaign said the leak came from “foreign sources hostile to the United States.” His campaign pointed to a report released Friday from Microsoft that said Iran is targeting the 2024 election.23 hours ago
- 2:36Exclusive interview: Biden talks about why he left 2024 presidential raceCBS News VideosPresident Biden sat down with CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa for his first interview since exiting the 2024 presidential race three weeks ago and spoke about what prompted him to make the decision to walk away.1 day ago
- 1:39These voters say they weren’t voting for Biden. See how many are now supporting HarrisCNNPollster and communication strategist Frank Luntz says there has been a shift in enthusiasm among voters towards Kamala Harris. Luntz believes Harris would win if the election were today.1 day ago
- 2:32Trump's campaign says its emails were hackedCBS News VideosFormer President Donald Trump's campaign says its emails were hacked and suggests Iran may be involved. A CBS News cybersecurity analyst says if Iran did this, it's similar to hacking done by Russian-backed WikiLeaks in 2016 that obtained information about then-Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. It's raising concern about wider efforts to interfere in the upcoming election.1 day ago
- 1:36‘Most progressive governor in the country’: Former governor on WalzCNNFormer Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R-MN) weighs in on the 2024 election including how progressive he thinks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is, and what the Trump campaign would have to address to convince swing voters to consider the former president.2 days ago
- 1:55Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Aug. 11, 2024CBS News VideosThis week on "Face the Nation," There are new reports of foreign intervention in the 2024 election, and this time, the target is former President Trump's campaign. GOP vice presidential nominee and Ohio Sen. JD Vance, Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly of Kansas, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan and former U.S. Central Command Commander and retired Gen. Frank McKenzie join moderator Margaret Brennan.2 days ago
- 1:04Harris calls for eliminating taxes on tips during Nevada rallyReuters VideosSTORY: :: August 10, 2024 :: Las Vegas, Nevada :: Kamala Harris supports eliminating taxes on tips, taking a similar position to Donald Trump “And it is my promise to everyone here when I am president we will continue our fight for working families of America, including to raise the minimum wage and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers.” “We fight for a future. Where we build a broad-based economy where every American has an opportunity to own a home, to start a business, and to build wealth. We believe in a future where we lower the cost of living for America's families, so they have a chance not just to get by but to get ahead. To get ahead." Harris and her Democratic running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, wrapped up a multi-day tour of battleground states on Saturday with their stop in Nevada, a western state that could play a pivotal role in the Nov. 5 presidential election. "It is my promise to everyone here when I am president we will continue our fight for working families of America, including to raise the minimum wage and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers,” Harris said. Trump, who told a rally in Las Vegas in June that he would seek to end taxation of income from tips, accused Harris of stealing his policy proposal. "Kamala Harris, whose 'Honeymoon' period is ENDING... just copied my NO TAXES ON TIPS Policy," Trump said on his Truth Social app. "The difference is, she won’t do it, she just wants it for Political Purposes!"2 days ago
- 0:58Trump campaign claims internal communications were hackedABC News VideosWhite House correspondent Maryalice Parks discusses Trump campaign claims that it was hacked by "foreign sources" with the intent to interfere in the upcoming election.3 days ago
- 0:34JD Vance says "Donald Trump is right" that VP picks rarely matter to election outcomesCBS News VideosRepublican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) speaks with "Face the Nation" host Margaret Brennan about the 2024 election and his role in the campaign.3 days ago
- 2:02Cook Political Report shifts Arizona, Georgia, Nevada toward HarrisThe HillThe election handicapper Cook Political Report shifted its ratings for Arizona, Georgia and Nevada toward Vice President Harris as she continues to close the polling gap with former President Trump.4 days ago
- 1:45Business Lookahead: Cruel summerReuters VideosSTORY: From a check-in on the U.S. economy, to key data from Japan, these are the stories to watch in business and finance in the coming week. :: Lookahead :: No 'quiet' summer The coming days are likely to be tinged with investor nervousness after the major meltdown that saw Japan's second-biggest stock crash and the largest ever intraday jump in Wall Street's most-watched gauge of investor anxiety, the VIX. And with concerns about a broader Middle East conflict and a U.S. election looming, volatility is unlikely to disappear soon. :: Wobbling growth? U.S. consumer price data is out on Wednesday, giving insight into how the world's largest economy is faring amid recent signs that growth is wobbling. Market hopes of an economic soft landing have been shaken by recent weak data. A number that shows only modest cooling could allay fears that the Fed left rates high for too long. A weak report could bolster recession worries. :: Disenchantment Japan's preliminary second-quarter growth figures are due on Thursday. It comes as some analysts have critiqued the Bank of Japan's recent rate hike as a policy misstep that triggered a brutal stock selloff, though the connection isn't quite so straightforward. So should Thursday's data point to a brighter outlook, Japanese policymakers can finally breathe a sigh of relief. A downside miss and they'd have to find more reasons to justify July's hike. :: Delicate balance The Bank of England will have a new set of data points to go through that might help determine what the coming few months will look like for monetary policy. Consumer inflation, including for the still-hot services sector, as well as second-quarter GDP and retail sales, are all in the mix.4 days ago
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0:54Demonstrators hold vigil for detained protesters in Venezuela capital and pray for peace and freedomAssociated Press VideosDozens of demonstrators gathered at a square in eastern Caracas on Thursday to pray, sing and demand the freedom of political prisoners in Venezuela. Human rights organization Foro Penal says 1229 people have been arrested since July 29 when protests erupted across the country after Nicolas Maduro was proclaimed president of Venezuela amid accusations of fraud during the election. (AP Video by Juan Arraez)4 days ago- 2:07Thailand's disbanded opposition regroups in a new partyReuters VideosSTORY: Thailand's largest opposition party regrouped under a new name on Friday (Aug 9). The party that had been called Move Forward was dissolved on Wednesday (August 7) by the Constitutional Court which ruled its campaign to reform a law on royal insults risked undermining the constitutional monarchy. Move Forward's disruptive, liberal agenda made it other powerful enemies, taking on entrenched interests with plans to reform the military and dismantle business monopolies worth billions of dollars. All 143 of its surviving lawmakers have joined the new grouping, renamed as the People’s Party. Here's its leader: “Today, I have been elected as the leader of the (People's Party) by the party’s general assembly. Now, I can speak openly and directly to everyone that our mission, including the party's executive committee, party members, MPs, and the entire team, is to form a government that can bring about change in the 2027 election." The People’s Party vows to advance reforms and amend Article 112, the controversial lese-majeste law. "We have consistently proposed amending Article 112 of the constitution to prevent it from being used as a tool for political persecution. The Constitutional Court's ruling did not prohibit amending the law, but we must be cautious and approach everything with great care.” The royal defamation law in Thailand is one of the world's strictest of its kind. It punishes acts deemed to insult Thai royals with up to 15 years imprisonment for each perceived crime. Hundreds of people have been prosecuted under the law in recent years, which the palace typically does not comment on. The People's Party is the third incarnation of the progressive Future Forward party, which was dissolved for a campaign finance violation in 2020, triggering nationwide anti-government protests.4 days ago
- 0:54Listen to what Trump supporter says will happen if he loses in NovemberCNNThe “MisinfoNation” series returns with a new chapter in Donie O’Sullivan’s investigation into the pervasive surge of misinformation targeting American elections. Tune into “The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper” on Sunday, August 11 at 8pm ET/PT.4 days ago
- 3:05Hear what some Minnesota voters think about WalzCNNCNN’s Jason Carroll talks to multiple Minnesota voters who share their feelings about their governor and Kamala Harris’ running mate for the 2024 presidential election, Tim Walz.5 days ago
- 0:32Minnesota Supreme Court upholds law allowing people with felonies to voteThe HillThe Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a 2023 law allowing people convicted of felonies to vote once they are released from prison, a ruling that could impact more than 50,000 Minnesotans just a month before early voting for the November election is set to begin in the state.5 days ago
- 1:37Harris, Walz rally seeking to build momentum in Blue Wall states with Michigan, Wisconsin stopsThe HillVice President Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D), traveled Wednesday to Wisconsin and Michigan in the hopes of sustaining their campaign’s enthusiasm in two states likely to decide the outcome of November’s election.5 days ago
20 hours ago · Republicans fight to expand their majority in the House while Democrats fight to regain the majority in the upcoming congressional races. Posted August 12, 2024 4:53pm CDT.
2 days ago · The Illinois Democrat is playing a key role at the convention as a delegate and in reaching out to the Asian American and Pacific Islander community for votes and funds. The convention runs August ...
1 day ago · The convention will be in Chicago, just 90 miles south of Milwaukee, where the Republican National Convention was recently held. The Democratic Party has held a national convention every four ...
2 days ago · In just the past few days, there was a news conference by former President Donald J. Trump, a tour of battleground states by the newly minted Democratic ticket and new polls showing a tight race.
Analysts and intelligence experts warned Sunday that wider efforts may be underway by foreign powers to disrupt the U.S. presidential election, after the Trump campaign said it believed its email ...
1 day ago · It remains a political talking point: The border issue is a vulnerability for Harris on the campaign trail, much the way it was for President Joe Biden. Republicans have given Harris the title of ...
1 day ago · The American Bar Association is setting up rapid-response teams of legal experts ahead of the presidential election. It's part of a broad effort to defend democratic institutions.
Our model is updated every day and combines state and national polls with economic indicators to predict the election results across the country. To work out the probable electoral-vote totals, we ...
1 day ago · Earlier this year, Durbin took to the Senate floor to condemn political violence, citing increased threats to election workers and government officials ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Last year, Durbin and Klobuchar reintroduced comprehensive legislation to address the rise in threats targeting election workers.
