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Billionaire Elon Musk, in his push to reelect Republican Donald Trump, has offered to give $1 million to a random registered voter in one of seven key states every day until election day if they sign a petition to enter the drawing

Is Musk's Million-dollar US Voter Lottery Legal?

Fans have paid tribute to British singer Liam Payne in front of the hotel where he died in Buenos Aires

Toxicology Tests Show Liam Payne Had 'Multiple' Drugs In System: Reports

Harrods said it was in talks with more than 250 women over claims of sexual misconduct by former owner Mohamed Al-Fayed

Over 250 Women In Talks With Harrods Over Al-Fayed Claims

Alexei Navalny is buried at the Borisovo cemetery in Moscow

Navalny's Tomb 'Covered With Fresh Flowers Every Day': Widow

Displaced African migrant workers seek refuge at a warehouse, turned into a shelter by a group of volunteers to house migrant workers who fled Israeli bombardment in southern Lebanon, in the eastern suburbs of Beirut

Blinken In Israel To Push For Gaza Truce

More than 15 million Americans have already voted by mail or in person, according to the independent organization Elections Project, representing around 10 percent of the total turnout in 2020

Harris And Trump Push For Every Vote With Just 14 Days To Go

A dog is temporarily sterilized with a vaccine described by its Chilean creators as the first of its kind

Chile Launches Vaccine That Neuters Dogs For A Year

Cuba's tourism sector still has not recovered from the coronavirus pandemic and tightening of US sanctions

Tourist Dreams Turn Sour After Cuba Lights Go Off

Venezuela's former oil minister Pedro Tellechea speaks to the media on May 24, 2024

Venezuela Arrests Ex-oil Minister Accused Of US Links

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken attends an East Asia Summit in Vientiane, Laos on October 11, 2024

Blinken Back To Middle East To Push For Gaza Truce

Disney named former Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman as chairman where he is expected to announce a new CEO in early 2026

Disney Expects To Name Iger's Successor In Early 2026

Vietnam's new Communist Party chief To Lam told the country's parliament Monday to press ahead with a drive against corruption

Vietnam's Top Leader Pushes Anti-corruption Fight

Disinformation peddlers commonly use terms such as 'breaking news'

Beware: US Election Disinformation Masked As 'Breaking News'

People wearing crowns wait for Britain's King Charles III and Queen Camilla outside Parliament House in Canberra

Alpacas, Hecklers And Climate Warnings: King Charles Visits Australia's Capital

Knowing more about these mysterious organisms could also bring benefits to lots of areas of human life

Fungi Finding: Mushroom Hunters Seek New Species And Recognition

Russian army deserter Alexander arrived in France with his wife Irina

In A First, France Welcomes Russian Army Deserters

A handout photo taken on October 20 by the US Navy shows the USS Higgins (foreground) and Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Vancouver in the Taiwan Strait

US, Canada Warships Pass Through Taiwan Strait

A Russian cruise missile devastated Ukraine's largest children's hospital Okhmatdyt on July 12

WHO To Evacuate 1,000 Gazan Women, Children For Urgent Medical Care

Former US president Donald Trump has heavily criticized the federal government response to Hurricane Helene

Trump Heads To Hurricane-hit N. Carolina, Harris In Swing State Push

Cher, shown here performing at the 2024 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, is among this year's inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Cher, Mary J. Blige, Ozzy Osbourne Among Rock Hall Of Fame Inductees

Zelensky is pushing for beefed-up Western backing

Russian Victory Would Bring 'Chaos': French FM

Jewish men, wearing traditional Jewish prayer shawls known as Tallit, gather at the Western Wall in the old city of Jerusalem to perform the annual Cohanim prayer during the holiday of Sukkot

Israel Escalates Beirut Bombing, Accused Of Killing 73 In Gaza Strike

Kamala Harris will turn 60 amid a tight race against Donald Trump for the White House

Harris Turns 60, But Prefers To Talk About Trump's Age

'The time for words and false promises is past,' Jane Goodall told AFP

Jane Goodall Warns On 'False Promises' At UN Biodiversity Meet

Drones created by Chinese firm DJI dominate the global consumer market

Chinese Drone Maker DJI Sues Pentagon Over Blacklisting

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are sending celebrity surrogates to stump for them on the presidential campaign trail

Harris, Trump Deploy Celebrity Power In Must-win States

Coca leaf cultivation in Colombia was 10 percent higher in 2023 than the year before

Record High Colombian Cocaine Production In 2023: UN

A man covers his discharged electric motorcycle in Matanzas, Cuba, on October 18, 2024, during a nationwide blackout

Blackout Drags On For Second Day In Cuba

The US Treasury Department said the budget deficit rose in fiscal year 2024, hitting the third-largest on record.

US Budget Deficit Widens To $1.8 Tn, Third Highest On Record

Palestinians pass a store entrance in Jerusalem displaying portraits of Israelis held hostage by Palestinian militants in Gaza

Sinwar's Killing Boosts Netanyahu But Still No Sign Of War Ending

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