<p>Founders and bosses of PinkNews, the world's largest LGBT news website, are facing allegations of sexual misconduct and a toxic workplace, according to media reports on Tuesday (Dec 10). Multiple former and current employees&nbsp;accused the founders of the company – Benjamin Cohen and his husband, Anthony James, of unacceptable conduct.</p>

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<p>According to an investigation by BBC, several former employees accused James of groping and kissing a junior colleague who was too drunk to consent outside a pub in central London, after a PinkNews event.</p>

<p>Gary, one of the former employees, goes on to narrate how James took the junior colleague behind a tree: "He took her behind a tree and started misbehaving with her".&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Anthony was just forcing himself on somebody who wasn’t able to make that decision for themselves," Gary added.</p>

<p>The staff members who were eyewitnesses were reportedly too scared to make complaints as they feared retaliation.&nbsp;</p>

<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>Excessive drinking,&nbsp;inappropriate behaviour at work</strong></h2>

<p>PinkNews also reportedly has a reputation for encouraging heavy drinking at events such as "Prosecco Fridays," where inappropriate incidents have allegedly occurred.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Damian, a former employee, recalled an uncomfortable interaction on a night out after work at a pub, where Cohen reportedly made sexual advances.</p>

<p>"It put me on alert because it made me realise it was a boundary he thought he could cross," Damian said.</p>

<p>Another former employee, Stephan Kyriacou, shared an experience of being slapped on the bottom by Cohen during a Christmas party. Kyriacou said that the incident made him uncomfortable being alone with Cohen thereafter.</p>

<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>Misogynistic behaviour and toxic work&nbsp;culture</strong></h2>

<p dir="ltr">Several staff members at PinkNews also spoke about a toxic workplace, with reports of bullying and emotional abuse. Damian said Cohen’s harsh leadership put him under immense pressure and often led to personal stress.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr">The staff also spoke about their workplace being toxic and reported bullying and emotional maltreatment.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Several employees also reported misogynistic behaviour directed at young female staff members who were allegedly asked to act as surrogates for Cohen and James, sometimes in a joking manner. These requests were described as "creepy" and "sleazy."</p>

<p>Many former staff members, however, feared repercussions if they spoke out against the leadership.</p>

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<p>Cohen and James have denied the allegations. Their representatives told the BBC they are unable to comment at this time but maintain that the accusations are false. However, former and current staff hope for changes within PinkNews to reflect its mission of empowering the LGBT community.</p>

<p>PinkNews has been an influential voice in LGBT rights, including its role in advocating for marriage equality in the United Kingdom. However, the ongoing allegations may threaten the organisation's credibility and its future in the media landscape.<br />
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Founders and bosses of PinkNews, the world's largest LGBT news website, are facing allegations of sexual misconduct and a toxic workplace, according to media reports on Tuesday (Dec 10).

Founders and bosses of PinkNews, the world's largest LGBT news website, are facing allegations of sexual misconduct and a toxic workplace, according to media reports on Tuesday (Dec 10). Multiple former and current employees accused the founders of the company – Benjamin Cohen and his husband, Anthony James, of unacceptable conduct. Allegations of sexual misconduct According to an investigation by BBC, several former employees accused James of groping and kissing a junior colleague who was too drunk to consent outside a pub in central London, after a PinkNews event. Gary, one of the former employees, goes on to narrate how James took the junior colleague behind a tree: "He took her behind a tree and started misbehaving with her". "Anthony was just forcing himself on somebody who wasn’t able to make that decision for themselves," Gary added. The staff members who were eyewitnesses were reportedly too scared to make complaints as they feared retaliation. Excessive drinking, inappropriate behaviour at work PinkNews also reportedly has a reputation for encouraging heavy drinking at events such as "Prosecco Fridays," where inappropriate incidents have allegedly occurred. Damian, a former employee, recalled an uncomfortable interaction on a night out after work at a pub, where Cohen reportedly made sexual advances. "It put me on alert because it made me realise it was a boundary he thought he could cross," Damian said. Another former employee, Stephan Kyriacou, shared an experience of being slapped on the bottom by Cohen during a Christmas party. Kyriacou said that the incident made him uncomfortable being alone with Cohen thereafter. Misogynistic behaviour and toxic work culture Several staff members at PinkNews also spoke about a toxic workplace, with reports of bullying and emotional abuse. Damian said Cohen’s harsh leadership put him under immense pressure and often led to personal stress. Also Read: Georgia enacts controversial 'family values' bill curbing LGBT rights ahead of elections The staff also spoke about their workplace being toxic and reported bullying and emotional maltreatment. Several employees also reported misogynistic behaviour directed at young female staff members who were allegedly asked to act as surrogates for Cohen and James, sometimes in a joking manner. These requests were described as "creepy" and "sleazy." Many former staff members, however, feared repercussions if they spoke out against the leadership. Call for accountability and change Cohen and James have denied the allegations. Their representatives told the BBC they are unable to comment at this time but maintain that the accusations are false. However, former and current staff hope for changes within PinkNews to reflect its mission of empowering the LGBT community. PinkNews has been an influential voice in LGBT rights, including its role in advocating for marriage equality in the United Kingdom. However, the ongoing allegations may threaten the organisation's credibility and its future in the media landscape. (With inputs from agencies)

PinkNews founders face allegations of sexual misconduct and toxic work culture at largest LGBT site

<p>The police in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, on Saturday (Dec 7) addressed the incident where a Class 12 student allegedly fatally shot his school principal, and said that the teenager was “remorseless”. The shocking incident took place on Friday where the 17-year-old allegedly shot the principal of Dhamora Government High School in Chhatarpur.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The police officer investigating the case, on Saturday, revealed the chilling aspect of the case which was the teenager's lack of remorse. Investigators are deeply worried about the teenager’s mental state, with one source reportedly describing him as a "psychopath."</p>

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<p>Superintendent of Police Agam Jain reported that the sequence of events unfolded rapidly. The 17-year-old student, who had skipped school on the day of the incident, was spotted near the school gate by principal S.K. Saxena. After being reprimanded, the student allegedly shot his principal on the spot. The class 12 student then fled the scene on Saxena's scooter, accompanied by a classmate.</p>

<p>The police acted swiftly, apprehending the suspect at the district's border with Uttar Pradesh. The firearm used was recovered from the suspect, who is currently undergoing medical tests.</p>

<p>According to reports, the teenager had already planned the attack near the school's toilet after being reprimanded for skipping classes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The accused is saying Principal Saxena used to scold him, so he shot him dead," an anonymous investigator told news agency PTI. "He claimed the principal often chided him and told him not to indulge in 'goondaism' in school."</p>

<p>The investigator pointed out that the teenager showed no regret for what he had done. "The accused, a student of the Arts stream, is not at all regretful of his deed," the source added.<br />
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<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>Detailed investigation</strong></h2>

<p>The police have also detained the classmate who accompanied the accused during his escape. Superintendent Jain revealed that while the classmate claims he attempted to stop the shooting, an investigation is underway to determine his precise involvement.<br />
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According to reports, the accused provided intriguing information about the locally-made pistol, naming a man from his village who had moved to different locations and passed away two months ago. Authorities are currently verifying these details.</p>

<p>R.P. Prajapati, the district education officer, confirmed that Saxena had been the principal of Dhamora Government High School for the past five years.<br />
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The police in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, on Saturday (Dec 7) addressed the incident where a Class 12 student allegedly fatally shot his school principal, and said that the teenager was “remorseless”.

The police in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, on Saturday (Dec 7) addressed the incident where a Class 12 student allegedly fatally shot his school principal, and said that the teenager was “remorseless”. The shocking incident took place on Friday where the 17-year-old allegedly shot the principal of Dhamora Government High School in Chhatarpur. The police officer investigating the case, on Saturday, revealed the chilling aspect of the case which was the teenager's lack of remorse. Investigators are deeply worried about the teenager’s mental state, with one source reportedly describing him as a "psychopath." About the attack Superintendent of Police Agam Jain reported that the sequence of events unfolded rapidly. The 17-year-old student, who had skipped school on the day of the incident, was spotted near the school gate by principal S.K. Saxena. After being reprimanded, the student allegedly shot his principal on the spot. The class 12 student then fled the scene on Saxena's scooter, accompanied by a classmate. The police acted swiftly, apprehending the suspect at the district's border with Uttar Pradesh. The firearm used was recovered from the suspect, who is currently undergoing medical tests. According to reports, the teenager had already planned the attack near the school's toilet after being reprimanded for skipping classes. "The accused is saying Principal Saxena used to scold him, so he shot him dead," an anonymous investigator told news agency PTI. "He claimed the principal often chided him and told him not to indulge in 'goondaism' in school." The investigator pointed out that the teenager showed no regret for what he had done. "The accused, a student of the Arts stream, is not at all regretful of his deed," the source added. Also Read: 'Delhi crimes': Nithari killings and more, gruesome cases that shocked the Indian national capital Detailed investigation The police have also detained the classmate who accompanied the accused during his escape. Superintendent Jain revealed that while the classmate claims he attempted to stop the shooting, an investigation is underway to determine his precise involvement. According to reports, the accused provided intriguing information about the locally-made pistol, naming a man from his village who had moved to different locations and passed away two months ago. Authorities are currently verifying these details. R.P. Prajapati, the district education officer, confirmed that Saxena had been the principal of Dhamora Government High School for the past five years. (With inputs from agencies)

Class 12 student in India’s Madhya Pradesh shoots school principal dead, police call him ‘remorseless’

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<p>There have been major delays in NASA’s Artemis program which have caused setbacks for astronauts flying to the Moon as a part of that mission. This comes as Artemis II, which is intended to carry four astronauts into a lunar orbit, was moved to April 2026.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the initial plan of sending the astronauts around the Moon and not landing there will take place in September 2025. This date was already postponed once, from November of this year. The follow-up mission, Artemis III, scheduled for the following year, aims at the mid-2027 lunar landing.<br />
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<h2 dir="ltr"><b>Why is the mission being delayed?</b></h2>

<p>NASA Administrator Bill Nelson attributed these delays to problems with the Orion crew capsule's heat shield.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During a test flight in 2022, when the capsule flew without astronauts, the heat shield was damaged. It developed cracks and erosion as it re-entered Earth's atmosphere, raising concerns about its safety for future missions with crew onboard.&nbsp;</p>

<p>To fix this, NASA has decided to change the capsule’s return path for the upcoming Artemis II mission, while keeping the current heat shield design to avoid further delays that would come from redesigning it completely.</p>

<p dir="ltr">The Artemis program was launched during former United States President Donald Trump’s first term and aims to establish a permanent human presence on the Moon, with plans to build lunar bases for future Mars missions. However, the program has faced issues like rising costs and technical difficulties. By 2025, the estimated cost of Artemis is around $93 billion, and each launch of NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) costs about $2 billion.<br />
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<p>Nelson also highlighted the importance of sticking to the new deadlines to keep the US as a leader in space, especially with China planning to send astronauts to the Moon by 2030. He said the US still aims to land astronauts on the Moon before China, showing how competitive space exploration has become.</p>

<p>Under Nelson’s leadership, the Artemis program has been the American space agency’s top priority. Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, appointed by Trump, played a key role in launching the Artemis program and securing funding from Congress.</p>

<p>Notably, India is&nbsp;a signatory to the Artemis Accords, a framework for international cooperation in lunar exploration.</p>

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There have been major delays in NASA’s Artemis program which have caused setbacks for astronauts flying to the Moon as a part of that mission. This comes as Artemis II, which is intended to carry four astronauts into a lunar orbit, was moved to April 2026.

There have been major delays in NASA’s Artemis program which have caused setbacks for astronauts flying to the Moon as a part of that mission. This comes as Artemis II, which is intended to carry four astronauts into a lunar orbit, was moved to April 2026. Meanwhile, the initial plan of sending the astronauts around the Moon and not landing there will take place in September 2025. This date was already postponed once, from November of this year. The follow-up mission, Artemis III, scheduled for the following year, aims at the mid-2027 lunar landing. Also read: Was 'mini-moon' asteroid once part of our Moon? NASA will try to find out when it returns Why is the mission being delayed? NASA Administrator Bill Nelson attributed these delays to problems with the Orion crew capsule's heat shield. During a test flight in 2022, when the capsule flew without astronauts, the heat shield was damaged. It developed cracks and erosion as it re-entered Earth's atmosphere, raising concerns about its safety for future missions with crew onboard. To fix this, NASA has decided to change the capsule’s return path for the upcoming Artemis II mission, while keeping the current heat shield design to avoid further delays that would come from redesigning it completely. The Artemis program was launched during former United States President Donald Trump’s first term and aims to establish a permanent human presence on the Moon, with plans to build lunar bases for future Mars missions. However, the program has faced issues like rising costs and technical difficulties. By 2025, the estimated cost of Artemis is around $93 billion, and each launch of NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) costs about $2 billion. Watch: Why is NASA pushing back Moon mission timelines? × NASA's commitment to Artemis Nelson also highlighted the importance of sticking to the new deadlines to keep the US as a leader in space, especially with China planning to send astronauts to the Moon by 2030. He said the US still aims to land astronauts on the Moon before China, showing how competitive space exploration has become. Under Nelson’s leadership, the Artemis program has been the American space agency’s top priority. Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, appointed by Trump, played a key role in launching the Artemis program and securing funding from Congress. Notably, India is a signatory to the Artemis Accords, a framework for international cooperation in lunar exploration. (With inputs from agencies)

NASA's Artemis Moon Mission delayed, new schedule set for 2026 and 2027

<p>Congress leader Sam Pitroda recently revealed that his smartphone, laptop, and server have been repeatedly targeted by hackers over the past few weeks. The hackers are reportedly demanding tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency, and have threatened to launch a smear campaign against him.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Pitroda, chairperson of the Indian Overseas Congress, has now issued an urgent warning to his contacts, urging them to be cautious of suspicious communications from his compromised accounts.</p>

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<p>In an email to news agency ANI, Pitroda shared the details of the cyberattack. “My laptop, smartphone, and server have been repeatedly hacked and compromised over the past few weeks,” the Congress leader said.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>He added that the hackers are demanding tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency and have threatened to damage his reputation by launching a smear campaign if the ransom is not paid.</p>

<p>In the email, Pitroda advised his family, friends, and colleagues to be vigilant. He warned them not to open any emails or messages that appear to come from him but originate from unfamiliar sources. “Do not click on links or download attachments,” he cautioned, stressing that these emails could contain malware designed to further compromise their devices.</p>

<h2><strong>Strengthen security measures</strong></h2>

<p>While currently travelling, Pitroda assured his contacts that he would take immediate action upon his return to Chicago, United States. He plans to replace outdated hardware, upgrade security software, and implement stronger security protocols to protect his digital presence.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>“I apologise for any inconvenience or concern this situation may cause. Thank you for your understanding and vigilance,” he wrote at the end of his email.<br />
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Congress leader Sam Pitroda recently revealed that his smartphone, laptop, and server have been repeatedly targeted by hackers over the past few weeks. The hackers are reportedly demanding tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency, and have threatened to launch a smear campaign against him.

Congress leader Sam Pitroda recently revealed that his smartphone, laptop, and server have been repeatedly targeted by hackers over the past few weeks. The hackers are reportedly demanding tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency, and have threatened to launch a smear campaign against him. Pitroda, chairperson of the Indian Overseas Congress, has now issued an urgent warning to his contacts, urging them to be cautious of suspicious communications from his compromised accounts. Hackers threaten reputation damage In an email to news agency ANI, Pitroda shared the details of the cyberattack. “My laptop, smartphone, and server have been repeatedly hacked and compromised over the past few weeks,” the Congress leader said. Also Read: Services of 300 Indian banks collapse after ransomware attack hits tech firm He added that the hackers are demanding tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency and have threatened to damage his reputation by launching a smear campaign if the ransom is not paid. In the email, Pitroda advised his family, friends, and colleagues to be vigilant. He warned them not to open any emails or messages that appear to come from him but originate from unfamiliar sources. “Do not click on links or download attachments,” he cautioned, stressing that these emails could contain malware designed to further compromise their devices. Strengthen security measures While currently travelling, Pitroda assured his contacts that he would take immediate action upon his return to Chicago, United States. He plans to replace outdated hardware, upgrade security software, and implement stronger security protocols to protect his digital presence. Also Read | Mumbai police receive threat message against PM Modi, traced to Rajasthan's Ajmer as police begin probe “I apologise for any inconvenience or concern this situation may cause. Thank you for your understanding and vigilance,” he wrote at the end of his email. (With inputs from agencies)

Congress leader Sam Pitroda faces cyberattack and blackmail, hackers demand payment in cryptocurrency

<p><meta charset="utf-8" />A jury in the US state of Florida has awarded $310 million to the parents of a 14-year-old boy who tragically fell from an Orlando FreeFall ride in March of 2022 and died. The jury decided that the Austrian manufacturer of the ride, Funtime, was accountable with an implication that the boy was not properly safeguarded.</p>

<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>Jury’s decision&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>On Thursday (Dec 5) an Orange County jury decision ruled that Funtime has to pay $155 million to each of Tyre Sampson's parents – Nekia Dodd and Yarnell Sampson. However, the manufacturer did not show up on the court during the one-day trial.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ben Crump and Natalie Jackson, the family's attorneys, were very quick to praise the verdict.</p>

<p>“This decision confirms what we have long argued: Tyre’s death was the result of negligence, a failure to prioritise safety over profits,” they said in a statement. “The manufacturers neglected their duty to protect passengers, and now they must face the consequences.”<br />
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<p>Tyre Sampson was a 6-foot-2-inch, 380-pound teenager from the US state of Missouri. He had travelled to ICON Park with his friends during spring break when the tragedy struck. The 14-year-old fell off the Orlando FreeFall, one of the tallest rides in the world, which drops passengers from a height of 430 feet.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Because of Tyre’s size, the shoulder harness could not pin him down adequately and ejected him when the ride braked at 70 feet from the ground. This particular ride did not have seat belts and was shut down by authorities after the incident and later demolished.</p>

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<h2><strong>Safety measures</strong></h2>

<p>In the wake of this incident, Tyre's parents alleged that the ride did not have proper safety systems in place, especially for larger passengers. They argued that adding seat belts – which is commonplace on similar rides – would have cost just $660 to install. The absence of this basic safety feature on the ride has become one of the key focuses in the case.</p>

<p>“We can’t bring Tyre back, but we can make sure this never happens to anyone else,” Tyre’s mother, Nekia Dodd, said following the verdict.</p>

<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>The legal battle&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p dir="ltr">While ICON Park had previously settled with the family for an undisclosed sum, the Sampsons now face the challenge of collecting the damages above that from Funtime. Since the company is Austrian-based, the family will have to take them to court in Europe to access the sum awarded.&nbsp;</p>

<p dir="ltr">Tyre's unfortunate demise has sparked a wider discussion&nbsp;about safety measures in amusement parks, especially concerning larger or taller riders.<br />
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A jury in the US state of Florida has awarded $310 million to the parents of a 14-year-old boy who tragically fell from an Orlando FreeFall ride in March of 2022 and died.

A jury in the US state of Florida has awarded $310 million to the parents of a 14-year-old boy who tragically fell from an Orlando FreeFall ride in March of 2022 and died. The jury decided that the Austrian manufacturer of the ride, Funtime, was accountable with an implication that the boy was not properly safeguarded. Jury’s decision On Thursday (Dec 5) an Orange County jury decision ruled that Funtime has to pay $155 million to each of Tyre Sampson's parents – Nekia Dodd and Yarnell Sampson. However, the manufacturer did not show up on the court during the one-day trial. Ben Crump and Natalie Jackson, the family's attorneys, were very quick to praise the verdict. “This decision confirms what we have long argued: Tyre’s death was the result of negligence, a failure to prioritise safety over profits,” they said in a statement. “The manufacturers neglected their duty to protect passengers, and now they must face the consequences.” Also Read: Tragic! Disneyland's 60-year-old employee dies after golf cart accident The horrific incident Tyre Sampson was a 6-foot-2-inch, 380-pound teenager from the US state of Missouri. He had travelled to ICON Park with his friends during spring break when the tragedy struck. The 14-year-old fell off the Orlando FreeFall, one of the tallest rides in the world, which drops passengers from a height of 430 feet. Because of Tyre’s size, the shoulder harness could not pin him down adequately and ejected him when the ride braked at 70 feet from the ground. This particular ride did not have seat belts and was shut down by authorities after the incident and later demolished. Watch: Taliban riding the dodgem cars at Kabul amusement park × Safety measures In the wake of this incident, Tyre's parents alleged that the ride did not have proper safety systems in place, especially for larger passengers. They argued that adding seat belts – which is commonplace on similar rides – would have cost just $660 to install. The absence of this basic safety feature on the ride has become one of the key focuses in the case. “We can’t bring Tyre back, but we can make sure this never happens to anyone else,” Tyre’s mother, Nekia Dodd, said following the verdict. The legal battle While ICON Park had previously settled with the family for an undisclosed sum, the Sampsons now face the challenge of collecting the damages above that from Funtime. Since the company is Austrian-based, the family will have to take them to court in Europe to access the sum awarded. Tyre's unfortunate demise has sparked a wider discussion about safety measures in amusement parks, especially concerning larger or taller riders. (With inputs from agencies)

Jury awards $310 million to parents of teen killed in Orlando amusement park ride fall

<p>The man who opened fire at a school in the US state of California, injuring two children and later killing himself has been identified, said the police on Thursday (Dec 5). &nbsp;</p>

<p>Glenn Litton, a 56-year-old man, opened fire at Seventh-Day Adventist school in Oroville, California, on Wednesday (Dec 6), wounding two kindergarteners and later committing suicide.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the police, Litton was a homeless man with a long history of criminal offences and mental health issues. He died on the scene from a self-inflicted gunshot. The gun used in the attack is believed to have been a ghost gun – a weapon assembled from untraceable parts.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Speaking about Litton’s identification, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said the gunman’s criminal record goes back to his childhood with charges of theft, fraud, and forgery. He also stole the personal identities of several people in Butte counties and started putting up credit card bills in 2002.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Litton was arrested for possessing several items that he planned to use for carrying out a mass attack which included but was not limited to a bulletproof vest, parts of a stun gun and search history related to explosives.&nbsp;</p>

<h2 dir="ltr">How did Litton enter the school?</h2>

<p>Before the attack, Litton pretended to be looking to enrol a non-existent grandson in the Feather River School of Seventh-Day Adventists. The authorities believe this to be a ruse to gain access to the campus.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After travelling from the office of the school's principal, Litton walked through the school grounds toward the playground, where the shooting began, leaving two boys – Roman Mendez, six, and Elias Wolford, five, in critical condition.</p>

<p>They are still being treated in hospital, with the six-year-old undergoing several surgeries. Their survival has been defined by the sheriff as a "miracle" in light of the grievous nature of their injuries.<br />
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<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>Delusional beliefs&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p dir="ltr">According to Litton's note, he was a "lieutenant" for the nonexistent "International Alliance," which he reportedly claimed as an excuse for shooting in retaliation for the United States' involvement in world conflicts. However, authorities found no trace of such an organisation. Sheriff Honea noted that the&nbsp;56-year-old’s actions were a consequence of serious mental problems and delusional beliefs.<br />
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<p dir="ltr">The two victims remain in critical condition due to the injuries they suffered and will take a long time to recover. Their families talked about how very serious these injuries are, with Mendez undergoing many surgeries, and Wolford may suffer major hurdles in recovery.<br />
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The man who opened fire at a school in the US state of California, injuring two children and later killing himself has been identified, said the police on Thursday (Dec 5).

The man who opened fire at a school in the US state of California, injuring two children and later killing himself has been identified, said the police on Thursday (Dec 5). Glenn Litton, a 56-year-old man, opened fire at Seventh-Day Adventist school in Oroville, California, on Wednesday (Dec 6), wounding two kindergarteners and later committing suicide. According to the police, Litton was a homeless man with a long history of criminal offences and mental health issues. He died on the scene from a self-inflicted gunshot. The gun used in the attack is believed to have been a ghost gun – a weapon assembled from untraceable parts. Criminal background Speaking about Litton’s identification, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said the gunman’s criminal record goes back to his childhood with charges of theft, fraud, and forgery. He also stole the personal identities of several people in Butte counties and started putting up credit card bills in 2002. Litton was arrested for possessing several items that he planned to use for carrying out a mass attack which included but was not limited to a bulletproof vest, parts of a stun gun and search history related to explosives. How did Litton enter the school? Before the attack, Litton pretended to be looking to enrol a non-existent grandson in the Feather River School of Seventh-Day Adventists. The authorities believe this to be a ruse to gain access to the campus. After travelling from the office of the school's principal, Litton walked through the school grounds toward the playground, where the shooting began, leaving two boys – Roman Mendez, six, and Elias Wolford, five, in critical condition. They are still being treated in hospital, with the six-year-old undergoing several surgeries. Their survival has been defined by the sheriff as a "miracle" in light of the grievous nature of their injuries. Also Read: Nashville school shooter sent a cryptic warning text to ex-classmate, it only makes sense now Delusional beliefs According to Litton's note, he was a "lieutenant" for the nonexistent "International Alliance," which he reportedly claimed as an excuse for shooting in retaliation for the United States' involvement in world conflicts. However, authorities found no trace of such an organisation. Sheriff Honea noted that the 56-year-old’s actions were a consequence of serious mental problems and delusional beliefs. Also Watch: Georgia High School Shooting: Charges against father of shooting suspect × Victims' condition The two victims remain in critical condition due to the injuries they suffered and will take a long time to recover. Their families talked about how very serious these injuries are, with Mendez undergoing many surgeries, and Wolford may suffer major hurdles in recovery. (Inputs taken from agencies)

California school shooting: Suspect who shot 2 kindergartners identified as man with lengthy criminal record

<p>The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has approved the release of Rs 944.80 crore to Tamil Nadu as a central share from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) to help the People affected by Cyclone 'Fengal', the MHA said in a statement on Friday. The announcement comes days after cyclone 'Fengal' hit Tamil Nadu on November 30.As part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government's commitment to stand shoulder to shoulder with the states affected by natural calamities in mitigating the hardship faced by the people.<br />
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The Inter-Ministerial Central Team (IMCT) had been sent in cyclonic storm 'Fengal' which affected the state of Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Puducherry for an on-the-spot assessment of the damages."After the assessment reports of IMCTs are received, additional financial assistance from NDRF (National Disaster Relief Funds), will be approved to the disaster-affected states, as per the established procedure," the MHA said. More than Rs 21,718.716 crore has already been released to 28 states during this year.<br />
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<p>This includes Rs 14878.40 crore from State Disaster Relief Funds to 26 states, Rs 4808.32 crore from NDRF to 18 states, Rs 1385.45 crore from State Disaster Mitigation Fund (SDMF) to 11 states and Rs 646.546 crore from National Disaster Mitigation Fund (NDMF) to seven states.In addition to financial assistance, the Central government has also provided all logistic assistance, including deployment of requisite NDRF teams, Army teams and Air Force support to all the flood and cyclone-affected states, it added.<br />
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The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has approved the release of Rs 944.80 crore to Tamil Nadu as a central share from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) to help the People affected by Cyclone 'Fengal', the MHA said in a statement on Friday.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has approved the release of Rs 944.80 crore to Tamil Nadu as a central share from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) to help the People affected by Cyclone 'Fengal', the MHA said in a statement on Friday. The announcement comes days after cyclone 'Fengal' hit Tamil Nadu on November 30.As part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government's commitment to stand shoulder to shoulder with the states affected by natural calamities in mitigating the hardship faced by the people. Also Read: Cyclone Fengal: Relentless Rains Put Kerala On Edge, Puducherry Locks Down Its Schools The Inter-Ministerial Central Team (IMCT) had been sent in cyclonic storm 'Fengal' which affected the state of Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Puducherry for an on-the-spot assessment of the damages."After the assessment reports of IMCTs are received, additional financial assistance from NDRF (National Disaster Relief Funds), will be approved to the disaster-affected states, as per the established procedure," the MHA said. More than Rs 21,718.716 crore has already been released to 28 states during this year. Also watch: Cyclone Fengal Claims Three Lives In Chennai; Puducherry Experiences Highest Rainfall In 30 Years × This includes Rs 14878.40 crore from State Disaster Relief Funds to 26 states, Rs 4808.32 crore from NDRF to 18 states, Rs 1385.45 crore from State Disaster Mitigation Fund (SDMF) to 11 states and Rs 646.546 crore from National Disaster Mitigation Fund (NDMF) to seven states.In addition to financial assistance, the Central government has also provided all logistic assistance, including deployment of requisite NDRF teams, Army teams and Air Force support to all the flood and cyclone-affected states, it added. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

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<p>Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Friday (Dec 6) condemned the targeting of&nbsp;Adass Israel synagogue in&nbsp;Ripponlea, located in Melbourne's southeast, calling it a "deliberate, unlawful attack". The attack in question took place on Friday morning where two&nbsp;masked individuals were seen pouring accelerants inside the&nbsp;synagogue.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>An ‘attack on Australian values’</strong></h2>

<p>The Australian PM, while speaking at a forum in Western Australia without mincing his words condemned the attack. Attacking a place of worship is an "attack on Australian values," said Albanese.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“To attack a synagogue is an act of antisemitism, an attack on the right that all Australians should have to practice their faith in peace and security,” he added.</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, Premier of the Australian state of Victoria, Jacinta Allan during her visit to the site on Friday afternoon called the attack on the Jewish house of worship 'an act of antisemitism.'&nbsp;</p>

<p>Allan, who was joined by Jewish leaders, also pledged $100,000 for rebuilding work at the synagogue, which police said has sustained significant damage.</p>

<p>"This is a place of worship set up by survivors of the Holocaust, who fled what was the most evil regime in Europe and chose Melbourne for their home," she told reporters.</p>

<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>Investigation underway</strong></h2>

<p>Around 60 firefighters and 17 trucks were called to the site at about 4:10 am (local time) after a large blaze engulfed the Adass Israel synagogue in Ripponlea.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Australia's counter-terrorism police and the arson squad are investigating the firebombing of the synagogue.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Victoria police are looking for two masked individuals who were just seen spreading an accelerant at the synagogue just before the fire broke out. The police said that they were treating the fire as deliberately lit.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The law enforcement personnel believe the attack was targeted and have renewed an appeal for information. Detective Inspector Chris Murray said police were not ruling out terrorism as a motive as they searched for the suspected arsonists.</p>

<p dir="ltr">“We are throwing everything at this,” he told reporters outside the synagogue on Friday.</p>

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<p>Murray reassured the public, stating that police were treating that incident as "absolutely serious," adding that patrols would be increased in the area. He further mentioned that cameras in the vicinity were expected to be able to capture most of the event, but the footage had yet not been accessed.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Police request people with any available CCTV footage in that area from 3:00 am (local time) onwards on Friday to contact Crime Stoppers.</p>

<h2 dir="ltr"><strong>Jewish groups warned of risk</strong></h2>

<p dir="ltr">Jewish groups said on Friday that they were shocked but not surprised by the attack. The Executive Council of Australian Jewry’s president, Daniel Aghion, called it a “tragic day.” He added, “We have been warning about the risk of this since last year, 7 October.”&nbsp;</p>

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Friday (Dec 6) condemned the targeting of Adass Israel synagogue in Ripponlea, located in Melbourne's southeast, calling it a "deliberate, unlawful attack".

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Friday (Dec 6) condemned the targeting of Adass Israel synagogue in Ripponlea, located in Melbourne's southeast, calling it a "deliberate, unlawful attack". The attack in question took place on Friday morning where two masked individuals were seen pouring accelerants inside the synagogue. An ‘attack on Australian values’ The Australian PM, while speaking at a forum in Western Australia without mincing his words condemned the attack. Attacking a place of worship is an "attack on Australian values," said Albanese. “To attack a synagogue is an act of antisemitism, an attack on the right that all Australians should have to practice their faith in peace and security,” he added. Also Read | Syrian conflict: Rebel leader says goal is to overthrow Assad's rule; 280k people displaced since Nov 27 Meanwhile, Premier of the Australian state of Victoria, Jacinta Allan during her visit to the site on Friday afternoon called the attack on the Jewish house of worship 'an act of antisemitism.' Allan, who was joined by Jewish leaders, also pledged $100,000 for rebuilding work at the synagogue, which police said has sustained significant damage. "This is a place of worship set up by survivors of the Holocaust, who fled what was the most evil regime in Europe and chose Melbourne for their home," she told reporters. Investigation underway Around 60 firefighters and 17 trucks were called to the site at about 4:10 am (local time) after a large blaze engulfed the Adass Israel synagogue in Ripponlea. Australia's counter-terrorism police and the arson squad are investigating the firebombing of the synagogue. The Victoria police are looking for two masked individuals who were just seen spreading an accelerant at the synagogue just before the fire broke out. The police said that they were treating the fire as deliberately lit. The law enforcement personnel believe the attack was targeted and have renewed an appeal for information. Detective Inspector Chris Murray said police were not ruling out terrorism as a motive as they searched for the suspected arsonists. “We are throwing everything at this,” he told reporters outside the synagogue on Friday. Also Read | France: Macron scrambles to form ‘government of general interest’ after no-confidence vote ousts Barnier Murray reassured the public, stating that police were treating that incident as "absolutely serious," adding that patrols would be increased in the area. He further mentioned that cameras in the vicinity were expected to be able to capture most of the event, but the footage had yet not been accessed. Police request people with any available CCTV footage in that area from 3:00 am (local time) onwards on Friday to contact Crime Stoppers. Jewish groups warned of risk Jewish groups said on Friday that they were shocked but not surprised by the attack. The Executive Council of Australian Jewry’s president, Daniel Aghion, called it a “tragic day.” He added, “We have been warning about the risk of this since last year, 7 October.” (With inputs from agencies)

Australia's PM Albanese condemns Melbourne synagogue fire, calls it ‘attack on Australian values’

<p>Three climbers from the United States and Canada who went missing on New Zealand's highest mountain last week are believed to have died, police said on Friday.</p>

<p>US&nbsp;nationals Kurt Blair, 56, and Carlos Romero, 50, and a Canadian man whom police have not named, flew by helicopter on Saturday to a camp on Mount Cook, or Aoraki, with plans to summit the 3,724 metre (12,218 ft) mountain.</p>

<p>The three men did not turn up for their return flight on Monday morning, triggering a search-and-rescue effort. Items belonging to the men were found on Tuesday before the search was called off due to bad weather. It only resumed on Friday.</p>

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"Reviewing the number of days the climbers have been missing, no communication, the items we have received, and our reconnaissance today, we do not believe the men have survived," Vicki Walker, a senior New Zealand police officer investigating the men's disappearance, told a news conference on Friday.</p>

<p>Police have informed the men's families, she added.</p>

<p>Over the past century, dozens of climbers have died on Mount Cook, where rockfalls are common and avalanches often occur at higher altitudes. Local media reported in 2014 that 78 people had died on the mountain since 1907.<br />
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Scores more have died in the surrounding national park, which is known for its mountains and glaciers.</p>

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Three climbers from the United States and Canada who went missing on New Zealand's highest mountain last week are believed to have died, police said on Friday. US nationals Kurt Blair, 56, and Carlos Romero, 50, and a Canadian man whom police have not named, flew by helicopter on Saturday to a camp on Mount Cook, or Aoraki, with plans to summit the 3,724 metre (12,218 ft) mountain.

Three climbers from the United States and Canada who went missing on New Zealand's highest mountain last week are believed to have died, police said on Friday. US nationals Kurt Blair, 56, and Carlos Romero, 50, and a Canadian man whom police have not named, flew by helicopter on Saturday to a camp on Mount Cook, or Aoraki, with plans to summit the 3,724 metre (12,218 ft) mountain. The three men did not turn up for their return flight on Monday morning, triggering a search-and-rescue effort. Items belonging to the men were found on Tuesday before the search was called off due to bad weather. It only resumed on Friday. Also Read | Earthquake in California: How USGS's early warning system estimated a near-accurate magnitude "Reviewing the number of days the climbers have been missing, no communication, the items we have received, and our reconnaissance today, we do not believe the men have survived," Vicki Walker, a senior New Zealand police officer investigating the men's disappearance, told a news conference on Friday. Police have informed the men's families, she added. Over the past century, dozens of climbers have died on Mount Cook, where rockfalls are common and avalanches often occur at higher altitudes. Local media reported in 2014 that 78 people had died on the mountain since 1907. Scores more have died in the surrounding national park, which is known for its mountains and glaciers. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

US, Canadian climbers missing on New Zealand's highest mountain believed to have died, police say

<p><strong>Washington US Presidential Election 2024:&nbsp;</strong>The 2024 presidential election in the United States recently concluded, with Republican candidate Donald Trump winning 312 electoral votes, well above the 270 mark that a candidate needs to secure to win the presidency. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris won the US state of Washington.</p>

<h2><strong>Washington US Presidential Election 2024</strong></h2>

<p>Voters in the US state of Washington headed to the polls on November 5, like the rest of the country. Washington, officially known as the State of Washington or often referred to as Washington state to distinguish it from the US capital (Washington DC) has 12 electoral votes.</p>

<p>While the state has witnessed some back and forth between Democratic and Republican presidential candidates over the years, Washington is now considered a solid blue state.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Since 1988, Washington state has voted for every Democratic presidential candidate from Michael Dukakis who ran against George HW Bush (Republican) to incumbent President Joe Biden&nbsp;who won the state by a large margin against Donald Trump in 2020.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>According to a pre-election poll conducted by Public Policy Polling of North Carolina, Kamala Harris had a comfortable lead over Donald Trump in Washington state with 55 per cent of those polled saying that they would vote for the vice president.</p>

<h2><strong>How many Senate seats went&nbsp;for election in the state? Who are the candidates?</strong></h2>

<p>Voters in Washington state also headed to the polls to elect one candidate to serve in the US Senate. Two senators represent Washington on Capitol Hill, and prior to the election, both seats were held by Democrats.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This continued following the win of incumbent Senator Maria Cantwell, a Democrat, who has held office for four terms and ran for reelection against Republican Raul Garcia.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Following the 2024 election, Cantwell won the senate seat with 59.6 per cent of votes. She previously served in the state House of Representatives (1987-1993) and represented Washington at the US House on Capitol Hill from 1993 to 1995.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Garcia, an emergency room doctor, had no elected experience, but he did run for governor in 2020 and won 5.4 per cent of the vote.</p>

<h2><strong>How many House of Representatives seats went&nbsp;for election in the state?</strong></h2>

<p>Voters in Washington state also elected 10 candidates to serve in the US House of Representatives from each of the state’s 10 House districts.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the Associated Press, the Democrats won eight seats – Suzan DelBene (WA 1), Rick Larsen (WA 2), Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (WA 3), Emily Randall (WA 6), Pramila Jayapal (WA 7), Kim Schrier (WA 8), Adam Smith (WA 9), and Marilyn Strickland (WA 10).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the Republicans managed to secure&nbsp;two – Dan Newhouse (WA 4) and Michael Baumgartner (WA 5).</p>

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<h2><strong>Who won the presidential election in the state in 2020?</strong></h2>

<p>In 2020, President Biden won Washington state with 2,369,612 votes (58 per cent), while Trump managed to garner some 1,584,651 votes (38.8 per cent).&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Results of 2024 election</strong></h2>

<p>The incumbent US Vice President Harris won Washington state’s 12 electoral votes with 20,98,796 votes (58.1 per cent) while her Republican rival Trump managed to garner some 14,07,145 votes (38.9 per cent).<br />
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Washington US Presidential Election 2024: The 2024 presidential election in the United States recently concluded, with Republican candidate Donald Trump winning 312 electoral votes, well above the 270 mark that a candidate needs to secure to win the presidency.

Washington US Presidential Election 2024: The 2024 presidential election in the United States recently concluded, with Republican candidate Donald Trump winning 312 electoral votes, well above the 270 mark that a candidate needs to secure to win the presidency. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris won the US state of Washington. Washington US Presidential Election 2024 Voters in the US state of Washington headed to the polls on November 5, like the rest of the country. Washington, officially known as the State of Washington or often referred to as Washington state to distinguish it from the US capital (Washington DC) has 12 electoral votes. While the state has witnessed some back and forth between Democratic and Republican presidential candidates over the years, Washington is now considered a solid blue state. Since 1988, Washington state has voted for every Democratic presidential candidate from Michael Dukakis who ran against George HW Bush (Republican) to incumbent President Joe Biden who won the state by a large margin against Donald Trump in 2020. WATCH | New Yorkers Dress As Trump, 'Childless Cat Ladies' As Election Fever Hits Spooky Festival According to a pre-election poll conducted by Public Policy Polling of North Carolina, Kamala Harris had a comfortable lead over Donald Trump in Washington state with 55 per cent of those polled saying that they would vote for the vice president. How many Senate seats went for election in the state? Who are the candidates? Voters in Washington state also headed to the polls to elect one candidate to serve in the US Senate. Two senators represent Washington on Capitol Hill, and prior to the election, both seats were held by Democrats. This continued following the win of incumbent Senator Maria Cantwell, a Democrat, who has held office for four terms and ran for reelection against Republican Raul Garcia. Following the 2024 election, Cantwell won the senate seat with 59.6 per cent of votes. She previously served in the state House of Representatives (1987-1993) and represented Washington at the US House on Capitol Hill from 1993 to 1995. Meanwhile, Garcia, an emergency room doctor, had no elected experience, but he did run for governor in 2020 and won 5.4 per cent of the vote. How many House of Representatives seats went for election in the state? Voters in Washington state also elected 10 candidates to serve in the US House of Representatives from each of the state’s 10 House districts. According to the Associated Press, the Democrats won eight seats – Suzan DelBene (WA 1), Rick Larsen (WA 2), Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (WA 3), Emily Randall (WA 6), Pramila Jayapal (WA 7), Kim Schrier (WA 8), Adam Smith (WA 9), and Marilyn Strickland (WA 10). Meanwhile, the Republicans managed to secure two – Dan Newhouse (WA 4) and Michael Baumgartner (WA 5). Also Read | Virginia US Presidential Election 2024: Voting, Result info, Candidates and all you need to know Who won the presidential election in the state in 2020? In 2020, President Biden won Washington state with 2,369,612 votes (58 per cent), while Trump managed to garner some 1,584,651 votes (38.8 per cent). Results of 2024 election The incumbent US Vice President Harris won Washington state’s 12 electoral votes with 20,98,796 votes (58.1 per cent) while her Republican rival Trump managed to garner some 14,07,145 votes (38.9 per cent). (With inputs from agencies)

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<p><strong>Virginia US Presidential Election 2024:</strong>&nbsp;The United States recently wrapped its 2024 presidential election, where Republican candidate Donald Trump emerged victorious and is once again heading to the White House. Meanwhile, the US state of Virginia was won by Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Virginians headed to the polls on November 5 like the rest of the country. The state held 13 electoral votes.</p>

<h2><strong>Virginia US Presidential Election 2024</strong></h2>

<p>Virginia was one of the first 13 colonies and the birthplace of four of the first five US presidents. Notably, the state shares a border with the US capital, Washington, DC.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Virginia had almost always sided with the Democratic Party but began being seen as a competitive battleground state in the 1990s due to the rapid population growth and shifting demographics around Washington, DC.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Between 1952 and 2004, Virginia witnessed a rise in support for Republicans and it wasn’t until 2008 that the Democrats emerged victorious in the state.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>As expected, this trend continued during this election. A pre-election poll conducted by the Washington Post-Schar School poll between October 19-23 showed Harris (49 per cent) has a lead over Trump (43 per cent) in Virginia.</p>

<h2><strong>SCOTUS rules in favour of Virginia’s voter roll purge</strong></h2>

<p>On Wednesday (Oct 30), the US Supreme Court backed Virginia's decision to purge its voter rolls of 1,600 people who state officials concluded were not American citizens.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While it is illegal for non-citizens to vote in US federal elections, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, introduced a new policy earlier this year to rid the state’s official voter registration list of people “unable to verify that they are citizens,” with daily data sharing among state agencies.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, President Joe Biden’s administration and rights groups have argued that the list also included actual citizens whose names are now struck.</p>

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<p>The Virginia governor was sued for his order by the US justice department and civil rights groups said that the state was violating federal law, which prohibits systematic removals of voters within 90 days of a federal election.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The SCOTUS’ 6-3 conservative majority ruled in favour of Youngkin’s policy, while three liberal justices dissented.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>How many Senate seats went for election in the state? Who are the candidates?</strong></h2>

<p>Virginians also chose one of its two senators to serve in the US Senate for the next six years. Incumbent Tim Kaine, a Democratic, ran against Hung Cao (Republican) for the Senate seat for which the voting took place on November 5.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Democratic incumbent was re-elected after securing 54.1 per cent of the votes. Kaine was first elected to the seat in 2012 (53 per cent - 47 per cent) and re-elected in 2018 (57 per cent - 41 per cent).&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>How many House of Representatives seats went for&nbsp;election in the state? Who won?</strong></h2>

<p>Virginians also voted for 11 candidates to serve in the US House of Representatives from each of the state’s 11 House districts.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the Associated Press (AP), the Democratic party secured six seats – Robert Scott (VA 3), Jennifer McClellan (VA 4), Eugene Vindman (VA 7), Donald Beyer (VA 8), Suhas Subramanyam (VA 10), and Gerald Connolly (VA 11).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Republicans managed to secure five seats – Rob Wittman (VA 1), Jen Kiggans (VA 2), John McGuire (VA 5), Ben Cline (VA 6), and Morgan Griffith (VA 9).</p>

<h2><strong>Who won the presidential election in the state in 2020?</strong></h2>

<p>In 2020, incumbent President Joe Biden won the state with 2,413,568 votes (54.1 per cent) and Donald Trump lost after he garnered 1,962,430 votes (44 per cent).&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Results of 2024 election</strong></h2>

<p>As mentioned earlier, US Vice President Harris won Virginia after securing 22,35,958 votes (51.8 per cent), while Trump managed to garner 20,11,637 votes (46.6 per cent).</p>

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Virginia US Presidential Election 2024: The United States recently wrapped its 2024 presidential election, where Republican candidate Donald Trump emerged victorious and is once again heading to the White House.

Virginia US Presidential Election 2024: The United States recently wrapped its 2024 presidential election, where Republican candidate Donald Trump emerged victorious and is once again heading to the White House. Meanwhile, the US state of Virginia was won by Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Virginians headed to the polls on November 5 like the rest of the country. The state held 13 electoral votes. Virginia US Presidential Election 2024 Virginia was one of the first 13 colonies and the birthplace of four of the first five US presidents. Notably, the state shares a border with the US capital, Washington, DC. Virginia had almost always sided with the Democratic Party but began being seen as a competitive battleground state in the 1990s due to the rapid population growth and shifting demographics around Washington, DC. Between 1952 and 2004, Virginia witnessed a rise in support for Republicans and it wasn’t until 2008 that the Democrats emerged victorious in the state. WATCH | President Biden's Garbage Remark Puts Kamala Harris on Backfoot As expected, this trend continued during this election. A pre-election poll conducted by the Washington Post-Schar School poll between October 19-23 showed Harris (49 per cent) has a lead over Trump (43 per cent) in Virginia. SCOTUS rules in favour of Virginia’s voter roll purge On Wednesday (Oct 30), the US Supreme Court backed Virginia's decision to purge its voter rolls of 1,600 people who state officials concluded were not American citizens. While it is illegal for non-citizens to vote in US federal elections, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, introduced a new policy earlier this year to rid the state’s official voter registration list of people “unable to verify that they are citizens,” with daily data sharing among state agencies. However, President Joe Biden’s administration and rights groups have argued that the list also included actual citizens whose names are now struck. Also Read | Ohio US Presidential Election 2024: Voting, Result info, Candidates and all you need to know The Virginia governor was sued for his order by the US justice department and civil rights groups said that the state was violating federal law, which prohibits systematic removals of voters within 90 days of a federal election. The SCOTUS’ 6-3 conservative majority ruled in favour of Youngkin’s policy, while three liberal justices dissented. How many Senate seats went for election in the state? Who are the candidates? Virginians also chose one of its two senators to serve in the US Senate for the next six years. Incumbent Tim Kaine, a Democratic, ran against Hung Cao (Republican) for the Senate seat for which the voting took place on November 5. The Democratic incumbent was re-elected after securing 54.1 per cent of the votes. Kaine was first elected to the seat in 2012 (53 per cent - 47 per cent) and re-elected in 2018 (57 per cent - 41 per cent). How many House of Representatives seats went for election in the state? Who won? Virginians also voted for 11 candidates to serve in the US House of Representatives from each of the state’s 11 House districts. According to the Associated Press (AP), the Democratic party secured six seats – Robert Scott (VA 3), Jennifer McClellan (VA 4), Eugene Vindman (VA 7), Donald Beyer (VA 8), Suhas Subramanyam (VA 10), and Gerald Connolly (VA 11). Meanwhile, Republicans managed to secure five seats – Rob Wittman (VA 1), Jen Kiggans (VA 2), John McGuire (VA 5), Ben Cline (VA 6), and Morgan Griffith (VA 9). Who won the presidential election in the state in 2020? In 2020, incumbent President Joe Biden won the state with 2,413,568 votes (54.1 per cent) and Donald Trump lost after he garnered 1,962,430 votes (44 per cent). Results of 2024 election As mentioned earlier, US Vice President Harris won Virginia after securing 22,35,958 votes (51.8 per cent), while Trump managed to garner 20,11,637 votes (46.6 per cent). (With inputs from agencies)

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European leaders are panicking over the historic victory of Republican leader Donald Trump in the 2024 United States presidential elections, with calls growing for economic overhaul and reforms to boost growth.

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