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US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed the first member of his cabinet- Susie Wiles as the White House chief of staff.

Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulates Donald Trump on his victory in the US presidential election. Putin said that Trump behaved "in a very correct way, courageously, like a real man."

In other news from around the world, Riots erupted in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam on Thursday (Nov 7) evening ahead of the Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israeli football club).&nbsp;

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US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed the first member of his Trump 2.0 cabinet- Susie Wiles as the White House chief of staff. This is a historic first as Wiles will be the first woman in the US to hold the role.&nbsp;You might have noticed her recently at Trump’s victory speech at Mar-a-Lago in Florida on November 5, where Trump referred to her as the “ice maiden” who “likes to sort of stay in the back.” Wiles was the campaign chief for Trump’s race to the White House in 2024.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin,&nbsp;on Thursday (Nov 7), congratulated Donald Trump on winning the US presidential election. In his first remarks since Trump's win, he praised his courage when a gunman tried to assassinate him during a rally in Pennsylvania.&nbsp;"He behaved, in my opinion, in a very correct way, courageously, like a real man," Putin said at the Valdai discussion club in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi. "I take this opportunity to congratulate him on his election."

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US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed the first member of his cabinet- Susie Wiles as the White House chief of staff. Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulates Donald Trump on his victory in the US presidential election. Putin said that Trump behaved "in a very correct way, courageously, like a real man." In other news from around the world, Riots erupted in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam on Thursday (Nov 7) evening ahead of the Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israeli football club). Click on the headlines to read more: Trump 2.0 cabinet: Who is Susie Wiles, the 'ice maiden' and first woman White House chief of staff? US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed the first member of his Trump 2.0 cabinet- Susie Wiles as the White House chief of staff. This is a historic first as Wiles will be the first woman in the US to hold the role. You might have noticed her recently at Trump’s victory speech at Mar-a-Lago in Florida on November 5, where Trump referred to her as the “ice maiden” who “likes to sort of stay in the back.” Wiles was the campaign chief for Trump’s race to the White House in 2024. Putin calls Trump a 'courageous, real man'. Then adds a word of caution Russian President Vladimir Putin, on Thursday (Nov 7), congratulated Donald Trump on winning the US presidential election. In his first remarks since Trump's win, he praised his courage when a gunman tried to assassinate him during a rally in Pennsylvania. "He behaved, in my opinion, in a very correct way, courageously, like a real man," Putin said at the Valdai discussion club in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi. "I take this opportunity to congratulate him on his election." Amsterdam riots: Netanyahu orders rescue aircraft for Maccabi Tel Aviv fans after alleged attack Riots erupted in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam on Thursday (Nov 7) evening ahead of the Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israeli football club). It is claimed that Israeli fans were allegedly attacked by pro-Palenstine supporters with several left injured. Maccabi fans said confrontations started when objects were hurled at them after they had left a local pub. European leaders hold meeting to assess how Trump will affect their fortunes Around 50 European leaders held a meeting on Thursday (Nov 7) to asses how United States (US) president-elect Donald Trump would affect their fortunes and also sought a common stance on Russia.A report by the news agency Associated Press early Friday said that the European Political Community summit in Hungary's capital city of Budapest reassessed trans-Atlantic relations in the hope that Trump’s second US presidency will avoid the strife of his first administration. Watch | Pakistan's inflation outranked other Asian nations in past few years ×

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A raft of celebrities from Taylor Swift and Beyonce to George Clooney and Harrison Ford proved unable to prevent Kamala Harris's crushing defeat in the US election, underlining the limited impact of sweeping star endorsements on voters.&nbsp;

Instead it was Donald Trump and the Republicans -- who received scant support from the entertainment industry at large, but tapped into a targeted subset of well-known, hypermasculine influencers -- who won comfortably.

So, did the Democrats' long-standing Hollywood and music industry connections, including last-minute rally appearances from Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez, make any difference at all in the end?

"Not in this election, clearly," said New York University arts professor Laurence Maslon.

"At the end of the day, people probably realize that Beyonce and George Clooney don't have to worry about the cost of gas or the cost of eggs -- so maybe they're sort of irrelevant," he told AFP.

Celebrity endorsements have long been part of the fabric of US elections, harking back to the days when Frank Sinatra wrangled the "Rat Pack" to support John F. Kennedy in 1960.

Even this year, Hollywood-led fundraisers helped raise tens of millions of dollars for Harris's record-breaking campaign war chest.

But their impact in actually influencing votes has always been a "mixed bag," said Arizona State University associate professor Margaretha Bentley, who teaches a public policy course on Taylor Swift.

"It's never going to be the golden ticket that everybody's looking for," she said.

Mark Harvey, author of "Celebrity Influence: Politics, Persuasion, and Issue-Based Advocacy," agreed that we "shouldn't be terribly surprised" by the lack of celebrity impact.

"There isn't a real strong science behind this idea that celebrities can influence people to vote for candidates," he said.

- 'Macho' -

Famous supporters have only ever been effective when advocating on very specific issues on which they are widely regarded as expert, added Harvey.

As Donald Trump delivered his victory speech early Wednesday, the new president-elect was flanked by -- and showered praise on -- famous names from the world of sport.

UFC boss Dana White was lovingly hailed as "tough" and "a piece of work," while golfer Bryson DeChambeau was celebrated as "fantastic" and even having a "slightly longer" drive than the golf-loving Trump.

Loud cheers -- and a significant portion of Trump's address -- were devoted to his best-known supporter of all, tech billionaire Elon Musk.

Trump also received a last-minute endorsement from Joe Rogan, the influential host of one of the world's top podcasts.

The Republican may have benefited from these associations because, in an election "largely driven by cultural issues, one of the most potent cultural issues was masculinity," said Harvey.&nbsp;

"This sort of 'be a real man,' the Trump 'macho' sort of thing... it's the kind of thing that Joe Rogan plays all the time."

- 'Shocked' -

For the Democrats, this latest scarring experience will require a "deep self-analysis... of what they did and didn't do, and what might have been successful," including with celebrity endorsements, said Bentley.&nbsp;

Ashley Spillane, author of the report "Celebrities Strengthening Our Culture of Democracy," agreed there was "debate" about the "value and impact of celebrity endorsements of candidates."

But there is still "robust evidence that celebrities do have a real impact in promoting overall, nonpartisan civic engagement," she wrote via email, pointing to Swift's endorsement of Harris, which was credited with driving 400,000 people to a voter registration site.

Even if their endorsements failed, Hollywood celebrities showed no indication Wednesday that they would remain silent.

Waking up to the news of Trump's victory, several well-known figures took to social media to vent their frustrations.

Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis said Trump's win would usher in "a sure return to a more restrictive, some fear draconian time."

"Fascist with total power... That may have been the last free election," wrote actor John Cusack. "Horror is coming."

Pop singer Cardi B, who appeared at a Harris rally last Friday, simply wrote: "I hate yall bad."&nbsp;

A raft of celebrities from Taylor Swift and Beyonce to George Clooney and Harrison Ford proved unable to prevent Kamala Harris's crushing defeat in the US election, underlining the limited impact of sweeping star endorsements on voters.

A raft of celebrities from Taylor Swift and Beyonce to George Clooney and Harrison Ford proved unable to prevent Kamala Harris's crushing defeat in the US election, underlining the limited impact of sweeping star endorsements on voters. Instead it was Donald Trump and the Republicans -- who received scant support from the entertainment industry at large, but tapped into a targeted subset of well-known, hypermasculine influencers -- who won comfortably. So, did the Democrats' long-standing Hollywood and music industry connections, including last-minute rally appearances from Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez, make any difference at all in the end? "Not in this election, clearly," said New York University arts professor Laurence Maslon. "At the end of the day, people probably realize that Beyonce and George Clooney don't have to worry about the cost of gas or the cost of eggs -- so maybe they're sort of irrelevant," he told AFP. Celebrity endorsements have long been part of the fabric of US elections, harking back to the days when Frank Sinatra wrangled the "Rat Pack" to support John F. Kennedy in 1960. Even this year, Hollywood-led fundraisers helped raise tens of millions of dollars for Harris's record-breaking campaign war chest. But their impact in actually influencing votes has always been a "mixed bag," said Arizona State University associate professor Margaretha Bentley, who teaches a public policy course on Taylor Swift. "It's never going to be the golden ticket that everybody's looking for," she said. Mark Harvey, author of "Celebrity Influence: Politics, Persuasion, and Issue-Based Advocacy," agreed that we "shouldn't be terribly surprised" by the lack of celebrity impact. "There isn't a real strong science behind this idea that celebrities can influence people to vote for candidates," he said. - 'Macho' - Famous supporters have only ever been effective when advocating on very specific issues on which they are widely regarded as expert, added Harvey. As Donald Trump delivered his victory speech early Wednesday, the new president-elect was flanked by -- and showered praise on -- famous names from the world of sport. UFC boss Dana White was lovingly hailed as "tough" and "a piece of work," while golfer Bryson DeChambeau was celebrated as "fantastic" and even having a "slightly longer" drive than the golf-loving Trump. Loud cheers -- and a significant portion of Trump's address -- were devoted to his best-known supporter of all, tech billionaire Elon Musk. Trump also received a last-minute endorsement from Joe Rogan, the influential host of one of the world's top podcasts. The Republican may have benefited from these associations because, in an election "largely driven by cultural issues, one of the most potent cultural issues was masculinity," said Harvey. "This sort of 'be a real man,' the Trump 'macho' sort of thing... it's the kind of thing that Joe Rogan plays all the time." - 'Shocked' - For the Democrats, this latest scarring experience will require a "deep self-analysis... of what they did and didn't do, and what might have been successful," including with celebrity endorsements, said Bentley. Ashley Spillane, author of the report "Celebrities Strengthening Our Culture of Democracy," agreed there was "debate" about the "value and impact of celebrity endorsements of candidates." But there is still "robust evidence that celebrities do have a real impact in promoting overall, nonpartisan civic engagement," she wrote via email, pointing to Swift's endorsement of Harris, which was credited with driving 400,000 people to a voter registration site. Even if their endorsements failed, Hollywood celebrities showed no indication Wednesday that they would remain silent. Waking up to the news of Trump's victory, several well-known figures took to social media to vent their frustrations. Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis said Trump's win would usher in "a sure return to a more restrictive, some fear draconian time." "Fascist with total power... That may have been the last free election," wrote actor John Cusack. "Horror is coming." Pop singer Cardi B, who appeared at a Harris rally last Friday, simply wrote: "I hate yall bad."

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Donald Trump returns as president, and his win will send shock waves around the world. With Trump’s reelection, the U.S. can withdraw support for Ukraine in war with Russia. Earlier, Trump had claimed to end the Russia-Ukraine war within a day if he wins the election. Trump suggested that the U.S. could pressure Ukraine into an uneasy truce with Russia. Watch to know more!

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Mixed reactions across world as Republican Donald Trump secures second term. Middle East and Europeans react to the impact of Trump’s second term on world. In Tehran, fear rises that Trump could impose more sanctions on Iran like his previous term. Watch to know more!

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United States presidential election&nbsp;winner&nbsp;Donald Trump is likely to call Russian President Vladimir Putin and ask him to stop the war in Ukraine as soon as possible, stressing the need for peace, a former American diplomat said.&nbsp;

This comes after Republican nominee Donald Trump clinched victory in the US presidential elections on Thursday (Nov 6).&nbsp;

The incoming American&nbsp;president is “going to make a phone call to Putin as quickly as possible and tell Putin that he needs to stop the war, that the fighting has to stop, and that there has to be peace,” Kurt Volker, former US special representative for Ukraine negotiations, said.&nbsp;

He added that Trump does not want to see the Ukraine war continue once he is in office, emphasising that Putin would inevitably have “demands” and that this would only be the start of the conversation.&nbsp;

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<h2>Trump-Russia call expected in January: Kremlin&nbsp;</h2>

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Thursday (Nov 6) pointed out that Putin might speak with Trump before his inauguration in January, however adding that the Russian president&nbsp;will not initiate contact, reported The Moscow Times.&nbsp;

“It’s not ruled out,” Peskov told reporters when asked about possible contact between Putin and Trump before the January 20 inauguration.&nbsp;

“(Trump) has said he’d call Putin before the inauguration. These are his words, we have nothing else to say here yet,” Peskov said.&nbsp;

Earlier on Wednesday, the Kremlin spokesperson said that Putin remains “open” to contact with Trump, further indicating that Russia would not initiate re-establishing the communication between the two.&nbsp;

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<h2>Trump's advisors propose to freeze Russia-Ukraine war</h2>

Former US president's&nbsp;advisors have put forward several proposals that would effectively freeze the war in Ukraine, strengthening Russia’s territorial gains, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing anonymous sources close to Trump.&nbsp;

One proposal from within Trump’s transition team involves allowing Moscow to maintain control over 20 per cent of Ukrainian territory, establishing a 1,399-kilometre “demilitarised zone” and blocking Ukraine’s NATO membership for 20 years, and all this would be in exchange for continued military aid to deter future Russian aggression, according to WSJ.&nbsp;

However, the plan does not include US troops policing the demilitarised&nbsp;zone. It further does not include funding from the US or international bodies like the United Nations, a Trump transition team member reportedly said.&nbsp;

“We are not sending American men and women to uphold peace in Ukraine. And we are not paying for it. Get the Poles, Germans, British, and French to do it,” the person was quoted as saying. “We can do training and other support but the barrel of the gun is going to be European.”

Trump has been criticising US President Joe Biden’s way of handling the Russia-Ukraine war, and vowed multiple times during his campaign, that if elected, he would end the war before taking office in January.&nbsp;

Earlier, he also that his “good relationship” with both Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would be central to his ability to end the war quickly.

(With inputs from agencies)

United States presidential election winner Donald Trump is likely to call Russian President Vladimir Putin and ask him to stop the war in Ukraine as soon as possible, stressing the need for peace, a former American diplomat said.

United States presidential election winner Donald Trump is likely to call Russian President Vladimir Putin and ask him to stop the war in Ukraine as soon as possible, stressing the need for peace, a former American diplomat said. This comes after Republican nominee Donald Trump clinched victory in the US presidential elections on Thursday (Nov 6). The incoming American president is “going to make a phone call to Putin as quickly as possible and tell Putin that he needs to stop the war, that the fighting has to stop, and that there has to be peace,” Kurt Volker, former US special representative for Ukraine negotiations, said. He added that Trump does not want to see the Ukraine war continue once he is in office, emphasising that Putin would inevitably have “demands” and that this would only be the start of the conversation. Also read: ‘Unfriendly country,’ Kremlin spokesperson says ‘not aware’ of Putin’s plans to congratulate Trump Trump-Russia call expected in January: Kremlin Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Thursday (Nov 6) pointed out that Putin might speak with Trump before his inauguration in January, however adding that the Russian president will not initiate contact, reported The Moscow Times. “It’s not ruled out,” Peskov told reporters when asked about possible contact between Putin and Trump before the January 20 inauguration. “(Trump) has said he’d call Putin before the inauguration. These are his words, we have nothing else to say here yet,” Peskov said. Earlier on Wednesday, the Kremlin spokesperson said that Putin remains “open” to contact with Trump, further indicating that Russia would not initiate re-establishing the communication between the two. Watch | US Elections 2024: Trump's Actions Will Shape Future Relations, Says Kremlin × Trump's advisors propose to freeze Russia-Ukraine war Former US president's advisors have put forward several proposals that would effectively freeze the war in Ukraine, strengthening Russia’s territorial gains, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing anonymous sources close to Trump. One proposal from within Trump’s transition team involves allowing Moscow to maintain control over 20 per cent of Ukrainian territory, establishing a 1,399-kilometre “demilitarised zone” and blocking Ukraine’s NATO membership for 20 years, and all this would be in exchange for continued military aid to deter future Russian aggression, according to WSJ. However, the plan does not include US troops policing the demilitarised zone. It further does not include funding from the US or international bodies like the United Nations, a Trump transition team member reportedly said. “We are not sending American men and women to uphold peace in Ukraine. And we are not paying for it. Get the Poles, Germans, British, and French to do it,” the person was quoted as saying. “We can do training and other support but the barrel of the gun is going to be European.” Trump has been criticising US President Joe Biden’s way of handling the Russia-Ukraine war, and vowed multiple times during his campaign, that if elected, he would end the war before taking office in January. Earlier, he also that his “good relationship” with both Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would be central to his ability to end the war quickly. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump-Putin phone call expected before January inauguration, Kremlin says ‘it’s not ruled out’

Bong Joon Ho will mark his long-awaited return to films after Oscar-winning film Parasite with Robert Pattinson starrer Mickey 17. Scheduled for release on January 31, 2025, the film has now been shifted to April 18, 2025 – three months later than earlier slated for.&nbsp;

The new changes have been made so that the film will be able to screen in IMAX and capitalise on the Easter holiday all over the world.&nbsp;

This change also is a result of a change in the release date for Michael biopic. The upcoming biopic from director Antoine Fuqua was originally set for the April 18 slot, tying up IMAX and premium large-format screens. The film has now been pushed to October 3 by Lionsgate.&nbsp;

Announcing the change in release date for Mickey 17, Warner Bros. spokesperson in a statement said, “When the April 18 date became available, we quickly moved to secure it for Mickey 17. We’re thrilled with the new date, and very happy the film will be available to audiences in IMAX."

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Now that the January date is free, Warner Bros. and New Line’s Companion will release three weeks earlier for January 10. The Warner Bros. spokesperson said, “With January 31 now available with a full IMAX footprint, we are also very happy to have ‘Companion’ releasing on this new date.”

<h2>Mickey 17 release date gets changed again</h2>

This isn’t the first time Mickey 17 has been pushed back. The Robert Pattinson starrer was initially dated for March 29, 2024. The film was first shifted so that the project could finish.&nbsp;

<h2>Mickey 17 Plot</h2>

Mickey 17 is based on the 2022 novel Mickey7 by Edward Ashton. It is a sci-fi thriller which stars Pattinson as an “expendable” employee named Mickey Barnes. In the novel, Mickey is sent on dangerous missions to colonise an ice planet. When one version of Mickey dies, a duplicate is created to replace him that retains most of his memories.

The cast also includes Steven Yeun, Naomi Ackie, Toni Collette and Mark Ruffalo.

Bong Joon Ho will mark his long-awaited return to films after Oscar-winning film Parasite with Robert Pattinson starrer Mickey 17. Scheduled for release on January 31, 2025, the film has now been shifted to April 18, 2025 – three months later than earlier slated for.

Bong Joon Ho will mark his long-awaited return to films after Oscar-winning film Parasite with Robert Pattinson starrer Mickey 17. Scheduled for release on January 31, 2025, the film has now been shifted to April 18, 2025 – three months later than earlier slated for. The new changes have been made so that the film will be able to screen in IMAX and capitalise on the Easter holiday all over the world. This change also is a result of a change in the release date for Michael biopic. The upcoming biopic from director Antoine Fuqua was originally set for the April 18 slot, tying up IMAX and premium large-format screens. The film has now been pushed to October 3 by Lionsgate. Announcing the change in release date for Mickey 17, Warner Bros. spokesperson in a statement said, “When the April 18 date became available, we quickly moved to secure it for Mickey 17. We’re thrilled with the new date, and very happy the film will be available to audiences in IMAX." Also read: Stranger Things Season 5: New teaser confirms 2025 release, reveals episode titles Now that the January date is free, Warner Bros. and New Line’s Companion will release three weeks earlier for January 10. The Warner Bros. spokesperson said, “With January 31 now available with a full IMAX footprint, we are also very happy to have ‘Companion’ releasing on this new date.” Mickey 17 release date gets changed again This isn’t the first time Mickey 17 has been pushed back. The Robert Pattinson starrer was initially dated for March 29, 2024. The film was first shifted so that the project could finish. Mickey 17 Plot Mickey 17 is based on the 2022 novel Mickey7 by Edward Ashton. It is a sci-fi thriller which stars Pattinson as an “expendable” employee named Mickey Barnes. In the novel, Mickey is sent on dangerous missions to colonise an ice planet. When one version of Mickey dies, a duplicate is created to replace him that retains most of his memories. The cast also includes Steven Yeun, Naomi Ackie, Toni Collette and Mark Ruffalo.

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While Donald Trump readies his 100-day plan, he made several promises to US voters while campaigning. In his victory speech, Trump said that he will govern by a simple motto,&nbsp;“Promises made, promises kept. We're going to keep our promises."

<h2>Here are several promises that Trump made while he was campaigning for US Elections in 2024</h2>

<h2>He promised to end inflation</h2>

Exit poll data suggests that the economy was a primary issue for voters. Trump has promised to end inflation which rose dramatically under&nbsp;President&nbsp;Joe Biden. He also promised to do tax cuts and to abolish tax on social security payments.&nbsp;

<h2>Trump has vowed to cut climate regulations&nbsp;</h2>

During his first presidency, Trump made America the first country to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement. This time also he has promised to remove climate regulations to support the car industry. He also pledged to maximise the production of US fossil fuels.&nbsp;

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<h2>No law on abortion ban</h2>

During his debate with Kamala Harris, he said that he would not support the law of a national abortion ban. The nationwide constitutional right to abortion was overturned by the Supreme Court in the year 2022. However, Trump said he will not sign this law, and he feels that every state is free to decide its rules on abortions.&nbsp;

<h2>Free some Jan 6 rioters&nbsp;</h2>

Trump intended to free some of those arrested because of conducting offences during the riot in Washington DC on 6 January 2021. Trump was accused of inciting the riots as his supporters gathered at the capitol building to overturn Biden’s victory.&nbsp;

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<h2>Trump promised mass deportation&nbsp;</h2>

During campaigning, Trump has promised to deport undocumented migrants. He will be conducting a mass deportation in US history. However, as per BBC reports,&nbsp;deportation on this scale could lead to legal and logistics challenges.

(With inputs from agencies)

While Donald Trump readies his 100-day plan, he made several promises to US voters while campaigning. In his victory speech, Trump said that he will govern by a simple motto, “Promises made, promises kept.

While Donald Trump readies his 100-day plan, he made several promises to US voters while campaigning. In his victory speech, Trump said that he will govern by a simple motto, “Promises made, promises kept. We're going to keep our promises." Here are several promises that Trump made while he was campaigning for US Elections in 2024 He promised to end inflation Exit poll data suggests that the economy was a primary issue for voters. Trump has promised to end inflation which rose dramatically under President Joe Biden. He also promised to do tax cuts and to abolish tax on social security payments. Trump has vowed to cut climate regulations During his first presidency, Trump made America the first country to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement. This time also he has promised to remove climate regulations to support the car industry. He also pledged to maximise the production of US fossil fuels. Also Read | I do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign, Harris says in concession speech, here are top quotes No law on abortion ban During his debate with Kamala Harris, he said that he would not support the law of a national abortion ban. The nationwide constitutional right to abortion was overturned by the Supreme Court in the year 2022. However, Trump said he will not sign this law, and he feels that every state is free to decide its rules on abortions. Free some Jan 6 rioters Trump intended to free some of those arrested because of conducting offences during the riot in Washington DC on 6 January 2021. Trump was accused of inciting the riots as his supporters gathered at the capitol building to overturn Biden’s victory. Also Read | Japan PM Ishiba says held phone call with 'very friendly' Trump Trump promised mass deportation During campaigning, Trump has promised to deport undocumented migrants. He will be conducting a mass deportation in US history. However, as per BBC reports, deportation on this scale could lead to legal and logistics challenges. (With inputs from agencies)

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The United States is all set to welcome the new President following the US Elections 2024. Presidential candidates, Donald Trump of the Republican party and current Vice President Kamala Harris did extensive campaigning for the White House race. Both candidates were criticised several times due to their campaigning policies and agendas. Let’s have a look at some key facts about their campaigns:&nbsp;

<h2>What were the core issues of the campaign led by both candidates?</h2>

Current Vice President Kamala Harris: Through her campaign, she was fighting for a New Way Forward that will protect fundamental rights, strengthen democracy, and provide opportunities for every person to get ahead.&nbsp;

Kamala Harris made it clear that building up the middle class would be her ultimate goal of her presidency. She will increase economic security of all Americans and as President, she will fight to cut taxes. &nbsp;

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Former President Donald Trump: The core issue of his campaign was to rebuild the world’s greatest economy in history. He also envisioned bringing back the country’s supply chain and building America into the world’s manufacturing superpower.&nbsp;

A few other important issues in his campaign were to protect rights and laws, provide better healthcare at lower costs, reduce corruption, and restore safety for all.&nbsp;

<h2>What was each candidate's most watched TV appearance?&nbsp;</h2>

Both candidates gave several media interviews, debates, and town halls with voters. The most watched debate in the election campaign 2024 was Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump on September 10, 2024. The debate drew over 67.14 million viewers across 17 broadcast outlets. It broke the historical record of around 69.2 million viewers for such telecasts.&nbsp;

Here are the biggest TV appearances of both candidates in the final two months of the campaign:

Kamala Harris: The current vice president’s interview with Bret Baier (Fox News anchor) on October 16, 2024, drew the largest audience with about 7.8 million viewers.&nbsp;

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Donald Trump: Trump made his first appearance on Fox News show- Greg Gutfeld’s late night-in-spirit and the show brought in 4.89 million viewers, making it the biggest audience telecast in the show’s nine-year history.&nbsp;

<h2>How much money have both the candidates raised?</h2>

Kamala Harris: Vice President Kamala Harris and her group have raised $1 billion since she became the Democratic presidential candidate in July 2024, according to Reuters.&nbsp;

Donald Trump: The former president’s campaign on Wednesday said that Trump’s campaign and the Republican Party, raised over&nbsp; $160 million in September. The party closed the month with $283 million cash on hand, as reported by Reuters.&nbsp;

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The United States is all set to welcome the new President following the US Elections 2024. Presidential candidates, Donald Trump of the Republican party and current Vice President Kamala Harris did extensive campaigning for the White House race.

The United States is all set to welcome the new President following the US Elections 2024. Presidential candidates, Donald Trump of the Republican party and current Vice President Kamala Harris did extensive campaigning for the White House race. Both candidates were criticised several times due to their campaigning policies and agendas. Let’s have a look at some key facts about their campaigns: What were the core issues of the campaign led by both candidates? Current Vice President Kamala Harris: Through her campaign, she was fighting for a New Way Forward that will protect fundamental rights, strengthen democracy, and provide opportunities for every person to get ahead. Kamala Harris made it clear that building up the middle class would be her ultimate goal of her presidency. She will increase economic security of all Americans and as President, she will fight to cut taxes. Also Read | LIVE | US Election: Trump projected to win battleground Georgia Former President Donald Trump: The core issue of his campaign was to rebuild the world’s greatest economy in history. He also envisioned bringing back the country’s supply chain and building America into the world’s manufacturing superpower. A few other important issues in his campaign were to protect rights and laws, provide better healthcare at lower costs, reduce corruption, and restore safety for all. What was each candidate's most watched TV appearance? Both candidates gave several media interviews, debates, and town halls with voters. The most watched debate in the election campaign 2024 was Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump on September 10, 2024. The debate drew over 67.14 million viewers across 17 broadcast outlets. It broke the historical record of around 69.2 million viewers for such telecasts. Here are the biggest TV appearances of both candidates in the final two months of the campaign: Kamala Harris: The current vice president’s interview with Bret Baier (Fox News anchor) on October 16, 2024, drew the largest audience with about 7.8 million viewers. Also Read | US to continue Taiwan-friendly approach after White House race, says Taipei Donald Trump: Trump made his first appearance on Fox News show- Greg Gutfeld’s late night-in-spirit and the show brought in 4.89 million viewers, making it the biggest audience telecast in the show’s nine-year history. How much money have both the candidates raised? Kamala Harris: Vice President Kamala Harris and her group have raised $1 billion since she became the Democratic presidential candidate in July 2024, according to Reuters. Donald Trump: The former president’s campaign on Wednesday said that Trump’s campaign and the Republican Party, raised over $160 million in September. The party closed the month with $283 million cash on hand, as reported by Reuters. (With inputs from agencies)

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In his election victory speech, Donald Trump reflected on his personal journey, stating that "God spared my life for a reason." He expressed gratitude and resolve as he outlined his vision for the future, emphasizing his determination to serve the American people. Watch in for more details!

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As the counting of votes takes place in the ongoing presidential elections in the United States, tensions escalated in some areas of the country, and political polarisation led to acts of&nbsp;vandalism.&nbsp;

Reporting one such incident, a Reddit post claimed that a car with a&nbsp;Harris/Walz sticker was vandalised by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's supporters in an act of political&nbsp;violence in the state of Alabama.&nbsp;

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A lot of people are fearful of violence escalating if the former president loses, however, the projections hint otherwise.&nbsp;

<h2>Here's what the Reddit post claimed</h2>

In the Reddit post, an image was shared which showed the act of vandalism in Alabama. In the image, the car was seen having a Harris/Walz sticker and its glass was completely shattered after an alleged attack by Trump supporters.

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It appeared that the hooligans had defaced the vehicle. The rear windshield of the car was also shattered and the sticker with the name of the&nbsp;Democratic&nbsp;nominee and her running mate was crossed out at the bottom right corner using black spray paint.

With the help of the spray paint, they also wrote “Trump” on both the back and front sides of the car.&nbsp;

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The polls have closed in the 2024 presidential election&nbsp;battleground states and people are waiting with bated breath for the winner of the historic presidential election.&nbsp;

Trump is leading the race against Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, and Republicans have managed to take control of the Senate for the first time in four years after key victories in West Virginia, Ohio, and Nebraska.

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As the counting of votes takes place in the ongoing presidential elections in the United States, tensions escalated in some areas of the country, and political polarisation led to acts of vandalism.

As the counting of votes takes place in the ongoing presidential elections in the United States, tensions escalated in some areas of the country, and political polarisation led to acts of vandalism. Reporting one such incident, a Reddit post claimed that a car with a Harris/Walz sticker was vandalised by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's supporters in an act of political violence in the state of Alabama. Also Read: US man charged for making death threats against Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton A lot of people are fearful of violence escalating if the former president loses, however, the projections hint otherwise. Here's what the Reddit post claimed In the Reddit post, an image was shared which showed the act of vandalism in Alabama. In the image, the car was seen having a Harris/Walz sticker and its glass was completely shattered after an alleged attack by Trump supporters. Trump supporters in Alabama vandalized a vehicle with a Harris/Walz sticker byu/TheLaraSuChronicles inpics × It appeared that the hooligans had defaced the vehicle. The rear windshield of the car was also shattered and the sticker with the name of the Democratic nominee and her running mate was crossed out at the bottom right corner using black spray paint. With the help of the spray paint, they also wrote “Trump” on both the back and front sides of the car. Watch: US Elections 2024: Bomb Threats At Different Polling Stations? The polls have closed in the 2024 presidential election battleground states and people are waiting with bated breath for the winner of the historic presidential election. Trump is leading the race against Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, and Republicans have managed to take control of the Senate for the first time in four years after key victories in West Virginia, Ohio, and Nebraska. (With inputs from agencies)

Car with Harris/Walz stickers gets vandalised by Trump supporters in Alabama

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As election approaches, warnings echo about the consequences of the second Trump term. Donald Trump and his allies are very openly preparing a radical shift in U.S. govt. Trump plans to crack down on immigration, prosecute adversaries, boost his power. The world will see what happens if his impulses won’t be checked by ‘adults in the room, warn critics, Watch to know more!

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‘Shocking’ Iowa poll shows Kamala Harris ahead in Red state, Donald Trump reacts. Selzer shot to polling fame when it predicted Barack Obama’s rise in 2008 caucuses. Poll shows women who are 65 and older are spearheading the shift to Harris. Watch to know more!

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Indian Americans are torn between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Most voters thrilled to see Harris running but others think Trump cares more about India. Harris is now banking on strong support from the Indian-American community. A survey, conducted with YouGov finds community remains solidly behind the Dems. However, there is an uptick in support for Republican candidate Donald Trump. Watch to know more!

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In a push to win Arab American voters, Kamala Harris vows to end Gaza war. At Michigan rally Harris says will do ‘everything in her power’ to end war in Gaza. Push to win a key voter base comes as polls suggest they are gravitating toward Jill Stein. Michigan is home to 240,000 registered Muslim voters, the majority voted for Biden in 2020. The voter base was key in helping Biden narrow victory over Donald Trump. Watch to know more!

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New polls say Donald Trump is leading Kamala Harris in all swing states. Battleground states are key in swinging the U.S. Presidential election. In AtlasIntel's latest poll, 49% of respondents would vote for Donald Trump. Republican holds a 1.8% vote lead over his counterpart Democrat Kamala Harris. Watch to know more!

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On the US election day, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are in a neck-to-neck race, with voters pouring in&nbsp;to&nbsp;choose&nbsp;their next president as they vote across the 50 states. Meanwhile, dozens of voters have been facing challenges as Missouri has been witnessing severe flooding.&nbsp;

In other news, Indian security forces killed a suspected terrorist in an ongoing encounter in the Ketson forest region of north Kashmir’s Bandipora on Tuesday (Nov. 5). The slain terrorist&nbsp;was reportedly linked to the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) group.

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Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a powerful critique of former President Donald Trump, addressing his policies and their impact on the nation with the White House as her backdrop. In her remarks, she emphasized the importance of unity and progress, contrasting her administration's vision with Trump's divisive approach. Harris's speech aims to rally support as the 2024 elections approach, highlighting key issues that resonate with voters.

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Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris said Wednesday (Oct 30)&nbsp;while talking to reporters that she doesn't agree with President Joe Biden's remarks labelling supporters of rival Donald Trump as "garbage".

"I strongly disagree," Harris said, adding, "Listen, I think, first of all, he clarified his comments, but let me be clear: I strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for. You heard my speech last night and continuously throughout my career. I believe that the work that I do is about representing all the people, whether they support me or not.”

Harris added that she will represent all Americans if elected as president.

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“I am sincere in what I mean: When elected president of the United States, I will represent all Americans, including those who don’t vote for me, and address their needs and their desires,” Harris said.

Biden created massive controversy Tuesday while criticising disparaging comments on Puerto Rico at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally over the weekend.

“The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters,” Biden said, pausing for a moment before continuing. “His, his demonisation of Latinos is unconscionable and it’s un-American.”

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Biden entered damage control mode late&nbsp;Tuesday, attempting to clarify his remarks through a series of posts on X.

“Earlier today I referred to the hateful rhetoric about Puerto Rico spewed by Trump’s supporter at his Madison Square Garden rally as garbage—which is the only word I can think of to describe it,” Biden posted on X later that evening. “His demonisation of Latinos is unconscionable. That’s all I meant to say. The comments at that rally don’t reflect who we are as a nation.”

(With inputs from agencies)

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris said Wednesday (Oct 30) while talking to reporters that she doesn't agree with President Joe Biden's remarks labelling supporters of rival Donald Trump as "garbage".

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris said Wednesday (Oct 30) while talking to reporters that she doesn't agree with President Joe Biden's remarks labelling supporters of rival Donald Trump as "garbage". "I strongly disagree," Harris said, adding, "Listen, I think, first of all, he clarified his comments, but let me be clear: I strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for. You heard my speech last night and continuously throughout my career. I believe that the work that I do is about representing all the people, whether they support me or not.” Harris added that she will represent all Americans if elected as president. Also read: Biden calls Trump supporters 'floating garbage,' faces immediate backlash “I am sincere in what I mean: When elected president of the United States, I will represent all Americans, including those who don’t vote for me, and address their needs and their desires,” Harris said. Biden created massive controversy Tuesday while criticising disparaging comments on Puerto Rico at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally over the weekend. “The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters,” Biden said, pausing for a moment before continuing. “His, his demonisation of Latinos is unconscionable and it’s un-American.” Also read: 'US is like garbage can for world', says Donald Trump in latest attack on migrants Biden entered damage control mode late Tuesday, attempting to clarify his remarks through a series of posts on X. “Earlier today I referred to the hateful rhetoric about Puerto Rico spewed by Trump’s supporter at his Madison Square Garden rally as garbage—which is the only word I can think of to describe it,” Biden posted on X later that evening. “His demonisation of Latinos is unconscionable. That’s all I meant to say. The comments at that rally don’t reflect who we are as a nation.” (With inputs from agencies)

'Strongly disagree,' Kamala Harris rejects Biden's 'garbage' dig at Trump supporters

Shares of Trump Media rallied more than 8 per cent on October 29 after whipsawing in the company’s heaviest and most volatile trading day since going public, according to a detailed report by CNBC.

The company is majorly owned by Donald Trump, which trades as DJT on the Nasdaq, experienced five separate halts within the first two hours of frenzied, high-volume trading.

Trump Media stock price action<o:p></o:p>

The first five-minute halt occurred at 9:36 am ET, when shares were trading up around 14 per cent. Trading was halted a second time at 9:42 am, with shares up nearly 9 per cent. The company was halted again at 9:50 am.

When it was halted for a fourth time at 10:21 am, the stock was down more than 2 per cent. Trading was halted again 10 minutes later. The stock then turned positive, and closed up 8.76 per cent at $51.51 per share.

Further, nearly 16 million Trump Media shares changed hands in the first 10 minutes of the trading day. By 10:15 am, the company had already surpassed its 30-day average trading volume of 35.1 million shares.

By 1:15 pm, Trump Media’s volume surpassed 134 million shares, the highest level since October 2021, when the then-private media company announced plans to merge with the blank-check firm known as DWAC.

The CNBC report further stated that merger was completed in late March, allowing the newly public Trump Media to trade on the Nasdaq. Trump Media’s current stock price remains below the company’s intraday peak from its trading debut.

Tuesday’s volatile session came after DJT stock had already surged more than 21 per cent on October 28, also on extremely heavy trading volume.

Those gains added to a pre-election stock rally that began in late September, after a months-long sell-off that dragged the company’s share price below $12. Just a few weeks later, Trump Media shares were trading at more than four times that price.

Trump Media stock has rallied by more than 200% in a month<o:p></o:p>

The stock as of October 29, morning was up 224 per cent so far this month, and is on pace for its best month since October 2021. The company’s stock now far exceeds its recent peak in mid-July, when its share price soared after the Republican presidential nominee narrowly survived an assassination attempt.

Trump owns nearly 57 per cent of the company, which operates the Truth Social platform. His stake at Monday’s closing price was worth upward of $5.4 billion, representing more than half of his on-paper net worth, according to Forbes. At the closing bell on October 29, the value of Trump’s stake had grown by nearly $500 million. Further, in-spite of losing hundreds of millions of dollars on scant revenue in recent fiscal quarters, Trump Media boasts a market capitalization above $10 billion.

Rally seen as a reaction to the upcoming US elections<o:p></o:p>

Prominent analysts believe the company’s many pro-Trump retail investors are buying its stock to support the former president, or bet on his odds of beating Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.

The CNBC report further stated that, Monday’s surge followed Trump’s major campaign rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday. The company’s gains have also coincided with political betting markets, such as Polymarket and Kalshi, tilting toward Trump over Harris in recent weeks.

Odds and gambling platforms do not use the same methods used by traditional political polling, and therefore are not substitutes for political polls. Critics have raised concerns that the election betting markets are being manipulated.

Market participants and investors are going to closely follow these developments and the results of the upcoming US elections to take informed investments calls with regards to the Trump Media stock, as victory for the former President can propel the stock rally even more.

Shares of Trump Media rallied more than 8 per cent on October 29 after whipsawing in the company’s heaviest and most volatile trading day since going public, according to a detailed report by CNBC.

Shares of Trump Media rallied more than 8 per cent on October 29 after whipsawing in the company’s heaviest and most volatile trading day since going public, according to a detailed report by CNBC. The company is majorly owned by Donald Trump, which trades as DJT on the Nasdaq, experienced five separate halts within the first two hours of frenzied, high-volume trading. Trump Media stock price action The first five-minute halt occurred at 9:36 am ET, when shares were trading up around 14 per cent. Trading was halted a second time at 9:42 am, with shares up nearly 9 per cent. The company was halted again at 9:50 am. When it was halted for a fourth time at 10:21 am, the stock was down more than 2 per cent. Trading was halted again 10 minutes later. The stock then turned positive, and closed up 8.76 per cent at $51.51 per share. Further, nearly 16 million Trump Media shares changed hands in the first 10 minutes of the trading day. By 10:15 am, the company had already surpassed its 30-day average trading volume of 35.1 million shares. By 1:15 pm, Trump Media’s volume surpassed 134 million shares, the highest level since October 2021, when the then-private media company announced plans to merge with the blank-check firm known as DWAC. The CNBC report further stated that merger was completed in late March, allowing the newly public Trump Media to trade on the Nasdaq. Trump Media’s current stock price remains below the company’s intraday peak from its trading debut. Tuesday’s volatile session came after DJT stock had already surged more than 21 per cent on October 28, also on extremely heavy trading volume. Those gains added to a pre-election stock rally that began in late September, after a months-long sell-off that dragged the company’s share price below $12. Just a few weeks later, Trump Media shares were trading at more than four times that price. Trump Media stock has rallied by more than 200% in a month The stock as of October 29, morning was up 224 per cent so far this month, and is on pace for its best month since October 2021. The company’s stock now far exceeds its recent peak in mid-July, when its share price soared after the Republican presidential nominee narrowly survived an assassination attempt. Trump owns nearly 57 per cent of the company, which operates the Truth Social platform. His stake at Monday’s closing price was worth upward of $5.4 billion, representing more than half of his on-paper net worth, according to Forbes. At the closing bell on October 29, the value of Trump’s stake had grown by nearly $500 million. Further, in-spite of losing hundreds of millions of dollars on scant revenue in recent fiscal quarters, Trump Media boasts a market capitalization above $10 billion. Rally seen as a reaction to the upcoming US elections Prominent analysts believe the company’s many pro-Trump retail investors are buying its stock to support the former president, or bet on his odds of beating Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris. The CNBC report further stated that, Monday’s surge followed Trump’s major campaign rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday. The company’s gains have also coincided with political betting markets, such as Polymarket and Kalshi, tilting toward Trump over Harris in recent weeks. Odds and gambling platforms do not use the same methods used by traditional political polling, and therefore are not substitutes for political polls. Critics have raised concerns that the election betting markets are being manipulated. Market participants and investors are going to closely follow these developments and the results of the upcoming US elections to take informed investments calls with regards to the Trump Media stock, as victory for the former President can propel the stock rally even more.

Trump Media closes 8% higher after rollercoaster trading session

Shares of Trump Media, the company behind the social media platform Truth Social, skyrocketed over 21 per cent on October 28, spurred by Donald Trump’s campaign rally in New York City.

According to a report by CNBC, the stock closed at $47.36 per share, surpassing its mid-July peak, which was fuelled by the heightened attention following a near-assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania. This earlier surge was followed by a significant sell-off, which saw the stock plummet to below $12 by late September.

However, the company made a remarkable recovery throughout October, coinciding with the intensifying presidential race against Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump, who owns nearly 57 per cent of Trump Media, saw the value of his stake rise to about $5.4 billion at Monday’s intraday high, reflecting an increase of around $4 billion since the stock’s September lows.

Despite these fluctuations, analysts have often pointed out that Trump Media’s market value and volatile stock performance are not primarily driven by company news or the platform's modest revenue and audience size. Instead, they suggest that the stock serves as a vehicle for pro-Trump retail investors to express their support for the former president and as a barometer for his chances of regaining the White House.

The recent surge in stock price appears to correlate with a renewed sense of enthusiasm among supporters after Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden, which attracted thousands of attendees in a predominantly Democratic city. A user on Truth Social celebrated the rally, noting, “Our dear President @realDonaldTrump packs MSG yesterday for the Rally of a lifetime and TODAY, the entire market is UP UP UP!!! $DJT.”

Traditional polling indicates a close race<o:p></o:p>

This spike in stock value aligns with a shift in political betting markets, where Trump’s odds appear to be improving, even as traditional polling indicates a close race. Betting platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi use different methodologies than conventional polls, raising questions about their reliability as indicators of political outcomes.

Recent concerns have emerged about potential manipulation in the election betting markets. For instance, Polymarket reported that a single individual from France amassed a significant pro-Trump position on its presidential election bets through four separate accounts.

As the election approaches, the dynamics of Trump Media’s stock, its investor base, and the broader political landscape remain linked, reflecting the fervor surrounding Trump’s campaign. Still, with a close race, it is just a matter of few more days before the US has a new President.

Shares of Trump Media, the company behind the social media platform Truth Social, skyrocketed over 21 per cent on October 28, spurred by Donald Trump’s campaign rally in New York City.

Shares of Trump Media, the company behind the social media platform Truth Social, skyrocketed over 21 per cent on October 28, spurred by Donald Trump’s campaign rally in New York City. According to a report by CNBC, the stock closed at $47.36 per share, surpassing its mid-July peak, which was fuelled by the heightened attention following a near-assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania. This earlier surge was followed by a significant sell-off, which saw the stock plummet to below $12 by late September. However, the company made a remarkable recovery throughout October, coinciding with the intensifying presidential race against Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump, who owns nearly 57 per cent of Trump Media, saw the value of his stake rise to about $5.4 billion at Monday’s intraday high, reflecting an increase of around $4 billion since the stock’s September lows. Despite these fluctuations, analysts have often pointed out that Trump Media’s market value and volatile stock performance are not primarily driven by company news or the platform's modest revenue and audience size. Instead, they suggest that the stock serves as a vehicle for pro-Trump retail investors to express their support for the former president and as a barometer for his chances of regaining the White House. The recent surge in stock price appears to correlate with a renewed sense of enthusiasm among supporters after Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden, which attracted thousands of attendees in a predominantly Democratic city. A user on Truth Social celebrated the rally, noting, “Our dear President @realDonaldTrump packs MSG yesterday for the Rally of a lifetime and TODAY, the entire market is UP UP UP!!! $DJT.” Traditional polling indicates a close race This spike in stock value aligns with a shift in political betting markets, where Trump’s odds appear to be improving, even as traditional polling indicates a close race. Betting platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi use different methodologies than conventional polls, raising questions about their reliability as indicators of political outcomes. Recent concerns have emerged about potential manipulation in the election betting markets. For instance, Polymarket reported that a single individual from France amassed a significant pro-Trump position on its presidential election bets through four separate accounts. As the election approaches, the dynamics of Trump Media’s stock, its investor base, and the broader political landscape remain linked, reflecting the fervor surrounding Trump’s campaign. Still, with a close race, it is just a matter of few more days before the US has a new President.

Trump Media stock soars 21% following New York City rally

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