Haley voters, Trump doesn, ’t want you, new Biden ad says

Haley voters, Trump doesn, ’t want you, new Biden ad says

President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign is reaching out to supporters of former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, who was a major opponent to Donald Trump before withdrawing from the race. Biden stated in a social media post that there is a place for Haley voters in his campaign, highlighting Trump’s negative comments about Haley. Over 570,000 voters in key battleground states supported Haley in the Republican nominating contest, and many are questioning their place in the Republican Party that has rallied around Trump. Biden is facing concerns about his age and approval ratings ahead of the upcoming election.

CBC governor promotes digital financial literacy [video]

CBC governor promotes digital financial literacy [video]

Fact: Central Bank of Cyprus governor Constantinos Herodotou emphasized the vital importance of digital financial literacy in today’s digital age through educational videos aimed at improving financial literacy in Cyprus, particularly among the youth.

Trump says Hamas’ Oct 7 attack was horrible, but Israel should wrap up war

Trump says Hamas’ Oct 7 attack was horrible, but Israel should wrap up war

Donald Trump said he would have reacted the same way as Israel did after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, but believes Israel should wrap up its war against the Islamist group in Gaza.

Chinese TikTok sellers complain of under-fire platform tightening US rule enforcement

Chinese TikTok sellers complain of under-fire platform tightening US rule enforcement

Chinese e-commerce vendors selling on TikTok Shop in the U.S. are upset by the platform’s tighter enforcement of rules for overseas sellers. TikTok now requires U.S. entities registered by sellers to be 51% U.S. owned and chaired by a U.S. passport holder, putting Chinese sellers at a disadvantage compared to U.S. sellers. TikTok has not changed its policies for international sellers since introducing TikTok Shop in the U.S. in September 2023.

Six workers presumed dead after crippled cargo ship knocks down Baltimore bridge

Six workers presumed dead after crippled cargo ship knocks down Baltimore bridge

Six workers were missing and presumed dead after a cargo ship collided with a bridge in Baltimore Harbor, causing a section of the bridge to collapse. Active search-and-rescue operations were suspended due to treacherous conditions in the water. The ship reported a power failure before impact, and all 22 crew members were accounted for. The closure of the port could have a major impact on supply chains. President Biden promised to visit Baltimore and rebuild the bridge. The incident may be the worst U.S. bridge collapse since 2007.

Divers to search Baltimore Harbor for six presumed dead in bridge collapse

Divers to search Baltimore Harbor for six presumed dead in bridge collapse

Search divers were expected to return near dawn on Wednesday to the waters surrounding the twisted ruins of a bridge knocked down in Baltimore Harbor by a faltering cargo ship, leaving six workers missing and presumed dead.