Donald Trump's Republican Party convenes on Monday hoping to chart his return to the White House after he survived an assassination attempt that prompted him and President Joe Biden, his Democratic rival, to call for national unity and calm.

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Not the White House or US President Joe Biden it was the e-commerce sites that were the quickest to react to the attempted assassination on former US President Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania. Within hours of the Associated Press releasing the iconic photo of the 78-year-old fist-waving Chinese side Tao Bao churned out t-shirts and put them on sale. Within 3 hours of the site saw more than 2,000 orders from both China and the United States.

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Thomas Crooks, the man named by the FBI as the shooter in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, was "bullied every day" in high school, a high school class mate told media on Sunday (July 14).

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According to a report issued by city officials, thousands of food delivery workers have lost their employment even though the cost of having a meal delivered has skyrocketed. However, the increase in the minimum wage in New York City has increased income for those workers who have managed to stay in their jobs.

The raises are mostly being attributed to a December law that raised the minimum wage to over $20 per hour, which delivery services like Doordash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats attempted to overturn with a lawsuit last year, according to a report by the city's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection.

According to the report, those who were still working made $28.3 million each week, or 22% more, in the first quarter than they did in the previous one and 42% more than they did a year earlier. That's even though, according to the report, they worked 22% fewer hours per week.

According to the report, the average hourly salary, including tips, increased significantly from $11.72 last year to $19.26.

However, the study found that the number of active worker accounts on delivery apps fell to 99,000, a drop of 8% from the previous quarter and 9% from a year ago.

Since the controversial law was passed, thousands of people have lost their jobs. City officials believe that 65,000 delivery workers, some of whom are working through multiple apps, are affected.

Food delivery expenses have risen by 10%, with a 12% increase in restaurant menu pricing and a 58% increase in app fees to fund rising salaries.

As a result, customers tip less. While delivery prices have increased by an average of $2.30 per transaction, tips have decreased by $2.64, according to a study issued on Thursday.

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According to the report, the average cost of food delivery ended up rising by 76 cents to $39.11 per order.

Despite increasing costs, deliveries rose 8% to 2.8 million in the first quarter compared to last year, while customers paid 10% more, totalling $103 million, according to the report.

The delivery apps argue that DCPW's optimistic portrayal is, at best, deceptive.

According to UberEats, there is a queue for delivery jobs, with around 27,000 New Yorkers looking for work, for the first time.

“The couriers who are still able to work need to work much harder, doing 80% more deliveries per hour than they did before the rule took effect,” UberEats said in a statement.

UberEats also claims there is a waitlist now for the first time with some 27,000 New Yorkers seeking delivery work.

(With inputs from agencies)

According to a report issued by city officials, thousands of food delivery workers have lost their employment even though the cost of having a meal delivered has skyrocketed.

According to a report issued by city officials, thousands of food delivery workers have lost their employment even though the cost of having a meal delivered has skyrocketed. However, the increase in the minimum wage in New York City has increased income for those workers who have managed to stay in their jobs. The raises are mostly being attributed to a December law that raised the minimum wage to over $20 per hour, which delivery services like Doordash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats attempted to overturn with a lawsuit last year, according to a report by the city's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. According to the report, those who were still working made $28.3 million each week, or 22% more, in the first quarter than they did in the previous one and 42% more than they did a year earlier. That's even though, according to the report, they worked 22% fewer hours per week. According to the report, the average hourly salary, including tips, increased significantly from $11.72 last year to $19.26. However, the study found that the number of active worker accounts on delivery apps fell to 99,000, a drop of 8% from the previous quarter and 9% from a year ago. Since the controversial law was passed, thousands of people have lost their jobs. City officials believe that 65,000 delivery workers, some of whom are working through multiple apps, are affected. Food delivery expenses have risen by 10%, with a 12% increase in restaurant menu pricing and a 58% increase in app fees to fund rising salaries. As a result, customers tip less. While delivery prices have increased by an average of $2.30 per transaction, tips have decreased by $2.64, according to a study issued on Thursday. Also read: Germany: Bremen bans 'silent fox' hand gesture in classrooms over far-right symbolism controversy According to the report, the average cost of food delivery ended up rising by 76 cents to $39.11 per order. Despite increasing costs, deliveries rose 8% to 2.8 million in the first quarter compared to last year, while customers paid 10% more, totalling $103 million, according to the report. The delivery apps argue that DCPW's optimistic portrayal is, at best, deceptive. According to UberEats, there is a queue for delivery jobs, with around 27,000 New Yorkers looking for work, for the first time. “The couriers who are still able to work need to work much harder, doing 80% more deliveries per hour than they did before the rule took effect,” UberEats said in a statement. UberEats also claims there is a waitlist now for the first time with some 27,000 New Yorkers seeking delivery work. (With inputs from agencies)

New York City food delivery workers face job losses despite wage increases

Due to the hand sign's stark resemblance to a far-right Turkish gesture, a city in northern Germany has become the first to completely ban its use in classrooms.

Teachers in Germany and other countries have long considered the "silent fox" gesture, which involves posing the hand to resemble an animal with elevated ears (the little and forefinger) and a closed mouth (the middle fingers placed against the thumb), to be a good teaching tool. It signals youngsters to stop chatting and pay attention to their teacher.

The gesture, however, is "in danger of being mistaken" for the same but indistinguishable "wolf salute" used by right-wing extremists, according to Bremen officials.

When Turkish national football player Merih Demiral used the salute to celebrate scoring a goal in Turkey's round of 16 match against Austria earlier this month, it became the centre of a diplomatic and sports controversy.

Interior Minister Nancy Faeser called it "completely unacceptable" that "to use the football championships as a platform for racism" was still allowed in Germany, despite the sign not being outlawed as it is in neighbouring Austria and France.

The European football governing body Uefa suspended Demiral for two matches following the summons of the ambassadors of Germany and Turkey to Berlin and Ankara, respectively.

Protests over his ban sparked calls among Turkish fans to use the symbol even more to show their anger at what Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called an “unfair and biased” reaction. “Does anybody ask why the German national jersey has an eagle, or the French jersey a rooster?” he questioned reporters before Turkey’s quarter-final match against the Netherlands in Berlin.

Erdoğan said that Demiral had just made the gesture to express his delight and that the ban was politically motivated.

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Germany hosts around 3 million ethnic Turks, making them the largest ethnic minority in the country and the biggest Turkish diaspora worldwide.

Patricia Brandt, a spokesperson for Bremen's education authority, stated that discussions about the silent fox gesture and the possibility of banning it had been ongoing for a long time, but the city felt it had no other option at this point.

“The political meaning of the hand gesture is absolutely incompatible with the values of the city of Bremen,” she said.

But she noted that more teachers now view the gesture as “pedagogically outdated” and find its “regulatory style” to be overly rigid and condescending.

(With inputs from agencies)

Due to the hand sign's stark resemblance to a far-right Turkish gesture, a city in northern Germany has become the first to completely ban its use in classrooms.

Due to the hand sign's stark resemblance to a far-right Turkish gesture, a city in northern Germany has become the first to completely ban its use in classrooms. Teachers in Germany and other countries have long considered the "silent fox" gesture, which involves posing the hand to resemble an animal with elevated ears (the little and forefinger) and a closed mouth (the middle fingers placed against the thumb), to be a good teaching tool. It signals youngsters to stop chatting and pay attention to their teacher. The gesture, however, is "in danger of being mistaken" for the same but indistinguishable "wolf salute" used by right-wing extremists, according to Bremen officials. When Turkish national football player Merih Demiral used the salute to celebrate scoring a goal in Turkey's round of 16 match against Austria earlier this month, it became the centre of a diplomatic and sports controversy. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser called it "completely unacceptable" that "to use the football championships as a platform for racism" was still allowed in Germany, despite the sign not being outlawed as it is in neighbouring Austria and France. The European football governing body Uefa suspended Demiral for two matches following the summons of the ambassadors of Germany and Turkey to Berlin and Ankara, respectively. Protests over his ban sparked calls among Turkish fans to use the symbol even more to show their anger at what Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called an “unfair and biased” reaction. “Does anybody ask why the German national jersey has an eagle, or the French jersey a rooster?” he questioned reporters before Turkey’s quarter-final match against the Netherlands in Berlin. Erdoğan said that Demiral had just made the gesture to express his delight and that the ban was politically motivated. Also read: Donald Trump assassination attempt: Shooter used AR-15 rifle, one of the most popular and deadliest guns in US Germany hosts around 3 million ethnic Turks, making them the largest ethnic minority in the country and the biggest Turkish diaspora worldwide. Patricia Brandt, a spokesperson for Bremen's education authority, stated that discussions about the silent fox gesture and the possibility of banning it had been ongoing for a long time, but the city felt it had no other option at this point. “The political meaning of the hand gesture is absolutely incompatible with the values of the city of Bremen,” she said. But she noted that more teachers now view the gesture as “pedagogically outdated” and find its “regulatory style” to be overly rigid and condescending. (With inputs from agencies)

Germany: Bremen bans ‘silent fox’ hand gesture in classrooms over far-right symbolism controversy

India has raised with Kyiv the remarks made by President Volodymyr Zelensky during PM Modi's Russia visit. On July 9, Zelensky criticized PM Modi's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at his dacha, calling it a "devastating blow to peace efforts."

He stated, "It is disheartening to see the leader of the world's largest democracy embrace the world's most notorious criminal in Moscow". His comments came in the backdrop of the recent hospital attack in Ukraine in which children also died.

PM Modi was on a two-day visit to Russia from the 8th to the 9th of July for the 22nd India Annual Summit that took place after a gap of three years. The last summit took place in December 2021, when Russian President Putin visited Delhi.

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During the summit, PM Modi had raised the issue of the Russia-Ukraine war. He said, "Let's take war, any conflict or terrorist acts: any person who believes in humanity feels pain when people die, and especially when innocent children die."

"When we feel such pain, the heart simply explodes, and I had the opportunity to talk about these issues with you". His comments were seen as significant for their public directness in Moscow, highlighting the human toll of the war.

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PM Modi's Moscow visit has seen a sharp response by Washington, with the US State department, White House, Pentagon, US NSA Jake Sullivan, US ambassador Eric Garcetti making remarks throughout last week.

While the State Dept said it has raised with India "concerns" over its ties with Russia, the US Ambassador asked not to take US ties for "granted" even as he dismissed the idea of "strategic autonomy in conflict". On Friday, Indian NSA Ajit Doval and his American counterpart held telephonic talks, which Indian readout said were on the upcoming quad foreign minister meet in Japan.

India has raised with Kyiv the remarks made by President Volodymyr Zelensky during PM Modi's Russia visit. On July 9, Zelensky criticized PM Modi's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at his dacha, calling it a "devastating blow to peace efforts.

India has raised with Kyiv the remarks made by President Volodymyr Zelensky during PM Modi's Russia visit. On July 9, Zelensky criticized PM Modi's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at his dacha, calling it a "devastating blow to peace efforts." He stated, "It is disheartening to see the leader of the world's largest democracy embrace the world's most notorious criminal in Moscow". His comments came in the backdrop of the recent hospital attack in Ukraine in which children also died. PM Modi was on a two-day visit to Russia from the 8th to the 9th of July for the 22nd India Annual Summit that took place after a gap of three years. The last summit took place in December 2021, when Russian President Putin visited Delhi. In Ukraine today, 37 people were killed, three of whom were children, and 170 were injured, including 13 children, as a result of Russia’s brutal missile strike. A Russian missile struck the largest children's hospital in Ukraine, targeting young cancer patients. Many were… pic.twitter.com/V1k7PEz2rJ — Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) July 8, 2024 × During the summit, PM Modi had raised the issue of the Russia-Ukraine war. He said, "Let's take war, any conflict or terrorist acts: any person who believes in humanity feels pain when people die, and especially when innocent children die." "When we feel such pain, the heart simply explodes, and I had the opportunity to talk about these issues with you". His comments were seen as significant for their public directness in Moscow, highlighting the human toll of the war. Also read: The Capitals: When Washington's ageing Biden forced Zelensky to say 'I am better than Putin' PM Modi's Moscow visit has seen a sharp response by Washington, with the US State department, White House, Pentagon, US NSA Jake Sullivan, US ambassador Eric Garcetti making remarks throughout last week. While the State Dept said it has raised with India "concerns" over its ties with Russia, the US Ambassador asked not to take US ties for "granted" even as he dismissed the idea of "strategic autonomy in conflict". On Friday, Indian NSA Ajit Doval and his American counterpart held telephonic talks, which Indian readout said were on the upcoming quad foreign minister meet in Japan.

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Former President Donald Trump is set to become the GOP nominee for president at this week's Republican National Convention, just days after surviving an assassination attempt.

Days after former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt, he is set to become the GOP nominee for president at this week's Republican National Convention which commences on Monday (July 15).

The four-day event starts two days after a gunman fired shots at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania. The bullet grazed Trump's ear. The shooter was identified by the Secret Service as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, who was killed on the spot by a Secret Service sniper.

Following the incident federal, state, and local law enforcement officials were on high alert and new security changes were planned.&nbsp;

<h2>What happens at the RNC and its significance?</h2>

On Monday, a roll call vote involving almost 2,400 delegates from across the country will officially nominate Trump.

States release their delegate counts in alphabetical order, and delegate voting methods are dictated by state party regulations. The vote, meanwhile, is mostly symbolic because Trump won the nomination in March by gathering the necessary 1,125 delegates. On Thursday night, Trump will likely formally accept the nomination in a speech.

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In addition to the formalities, the Republican Party will adopt a new platform, which includes softer language on abortion, proposing the issue be decided by individual states. The platform also calls for the building of a missile-proof shield over the United States, tax cuts, and mass deportation of unauthorised immigrants.

<h2>Where is the Republican Convention taking place?</h2>

This year's convention will be hosted in the Fiserv Forum arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Milwaukee is considered a Democratic stronghold and hosting the convention in Wisconsin is a message in itself.

<h2>When does the RNC start and end?</h2>

The convention will run from Monday to Thursday. The first formal session will begin on Monday at 12:45 PM local time, with major speeches slated for the evening.

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<h2>Who are the key speakers at the 2024 RNC?</h2>

On Saturday, the RNC and Trump campaign announced a speaker lineup that included politicians, celebrities, and Trump family members, among others.

Speakers include House Speaker Mike Johnson, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Tucker Carlson, along with several Republican senators, representatives, and Senate hopefuls.

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The two eldest sons of ex-President Trump, Donald Jr.'s fiancée Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Eric Trump's wife, Lara Trump, who is also the co-chair of the Republican National Committee, are all set to speak.

Lara Trump teased the roaster, noting "unlikely people, celebrities who maybe you've never heard from," who support Trump and conservative principles.

Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, who dropped out of the January primary and backed Trump is also a key speaker. Nikki Haley, another primary challenger, has also accepted an offer to speak.

The most anticipated speeches include Trump and his vice-presidential nominee, who is expected to be named soon. It is customary for the vice-presidential nominee to speak on Wednesday and the presidential nominee to speak on Thursday, the last night of the convention.

(With inputs from agencies)

Former President Donald Trump is set to become the GOP nominee for president at this week's Republican National Convention, just days after surviving an assassination attempt.

Former President Donald Trump is set to become the GOP nominee for president at this week's Republican National Convention, just days after surviving an assassination attempt. Days after former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt, he is set to become the GOP nominee for president at this week's Republican National Convention which commences on Monday (July 15). The four-day event starts two days after a gunman fired shots at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania. The bullet grazed Trump's ear. The shooter was identified by the Secret Service as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, who was killed on the spot by a Secret Service sniper. Following the incident federal, state, and local law enforcement officials were on high alert and new security changes were planned. What happens at the RNC and its significance? On Monday, a roll call vote involving almost 2,400 delegates from across the country will officially nominate Trump. States release their delegate counts in alphabetical order, and delegate voting methods are dictated by state party regulations. The vote, meanwhile, is mostly symbolic because Trump won the nomination in March by gathering the necessary 1,125 delegates. On Thursday night, Trump will likely formally accept the nomination in a speech. Also read: 'A lot different': Donald Trump rewrites his RNC speech after assassination attempt In addition to the formalities, the Republican Party will adopt a new platform, which includes softer language on abortion, proposing the issue be decided by individual states. The platform also calls for the building of a missile-proof shield over the United States, tax cuts, and mass deportation of unauthorised immigrants. Where is the Republican Convention taking place? This year's convention will be hosted in the Fiserv Forum arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Milwaukee is considered a Democratic stronghold and hosting the convention in Wisconsin is a message in itself. When does the RNC start and end? The convention will run from Monday to Thursday. The first formal session will begin on Monday at 12:45 PM local time, with major speeches slated for the evening. Also read: Donald Trump assassination attempt: State law allows gun near RNC but tennis balls banned Who are the key speakers at the 2024 RNC? On Saturday, the RNC and Trump campaign announced a speaker lineup that included politicians, celebrities, and Trump family members, among others. Speakers include House Speaker Mike Johnson, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Tucker Carlson, along with several Republican senators, representatives, and Senate hopefuls. Also read: Decoding the Trump assassination bid: Why the world should worry about a Divided States of America The two eldest sons of ex-President Trump, Donald Jr.'s fiancée Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Eric Trump's wife, Lara Trump, who is also the co-chair of the Republican National Committee, are all set to speak. Lara Trump teased the roaster, noting "unlikely people, celebrities who maybe you've never heard from," who support Trump and conservative principles. Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, who dropped out of the January primary and backed Trump is also a key speaker. Nikki Haley, another primary challenger, has also accepted an offer to speak. The most anticipated speeches include Trump and his vice-presidential nominee, who is expected to be named soon. It is customary for the vice-presidential nominee to speak on Wednesday and the presidential nominee to speak on Thursday, the last night of the convention. (With inputs from agencies)

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