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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Lebanon's Hezbollah militants fired missiles at an Israeli military base near the country's main International Airport. It marked the first such attack in more than a month of war. Watch in for more details!

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The dollar rallied broadly on Wednesday as early exit polls in the extremely close U.S. presidential election appeared to give an edge to Republican Donald Trump.

With 10.1 per cent&nbsp;of the vote counted in key battleground state Georgia, Trump had 60.9 per cent&nbsp;to Democrat Kamala Harris' 38.6 per cent, according to Edison Research.

Trump won eight states in the election while Harris captured three states and Washington, D.C., Edison Research projected. The early results were as anticipated, with the contest expected to come down to seven swing states.

Trump's tariff and immigration policies are seen as inflationary by analysts, buoying the dollar.

The dollar index - which measures the currency against six major peers including the euro and yen - rose 0.76 per cent&nbsp;to 104.14 as of 0048 GMT.

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The euro dropped 0.77 per cent&nbsp;to $1.0844, while the dollar added 0.68 per cent&nbsp;to 152.64 yen.

Bitcoin climbed more than 3 per cent&nbsp;to $71,317. Trump is seen as more actively supportive of cryptocurrencies than Harris.

"It is too early to call any of these races and to make any real projections on the results so far, but the U.S. dollar has regained a lot of ground lost recently," said James Kniveton, a senior corporate forex dealer at Convera.

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"Risk currencies such as the AUD that appreciated ahead of a tightening race are having a pullback as Trump racks up some early wins."

The Aussie slid 0.63 per cent&nbsp;to $0.6595.

The U.S. currency jumped more than 1 per cent&nbsp;to 20.3050 Mexican pesos. It rose 0.46 per cent&nbsp;to 7.1291 yuan in offshore trading. Mexico and China are among countries that stand to be hardest hit by Trump tariffs.

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The dollar rallied broadly on Wednesday as early exit polls in the extremely close U.S. presidential election appeared to give an edge to Republican Donald Trump.

The dollar rallied broadly on Wednesday as early exit polls in the extremely close U.S. presidential election appeared to give an edge to Republican Donald Trump. With 10.1 per cent of the vote counted in key battleground state Georgia, Trump had 60.9 per cent to Democrat Kamala Harris' 38.6 per cent, according to Edison Research. Trump won eight states in the election while Harris captured three states and Washington, D.C., Edison Research projected. The early results were as anticipated, with the contest expected to come down to seven swing states. Trump's tariff and immigration policies are seen as inflationary by analysts, buoying the dollar. The dollar index - which measures the currency against six major peers including the euro and yen - rose 0.76 per cent to 104.14 as of 0048 GMT. Also Read | LIVE | US Election 2024: Trump-120, Harris-99, early predictions show The euro dropped 0.77 per cent to $1.0844, while the dollar added 0.68 per cent to 152.64 yen. Bitcoin climbed more than 3 per cent to $71,317. Trump is seen as more actively supportive of cryptocurrencies than Harris. "It is too early to call any of these races and to make any real projections on the results so far, but the U.S. dollar has regained a lot of ground lost recently," said James Kniveton, a senior corporate forex dealer at Convera. Also Read | Trump dodges ques on abortion, snaps at reporter: 'Stop talking about that' "Risk currencies such as the AUD that appreciated ahead of a tightening race are having a pullback as Trump racks up some early wins." The Aussie slid 0.63 per cent to $0.6595. The U.S. currency jumped more than 1 per cent to 20.3050 Mexican pesos. It rose 0.46 per cent to 7.1291 yuan in offshore trading. Mexico and China are among countries that stand to be hardest hit by Trump tariffs. 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 Election 2024: Trump makes early gains in exit polls, dollar strengthens and bitcoin rises

Iran on Wednesday (Nov. 6) downplayed the outcome of the US presidential election, stating that "it does not matter" who becomes the next American president, after Donald Trump declared his victory.

Iran on Wednesday (Nov. 6) downplayed the outcome of the US presidential election, stating that "it does not matter" who becomes the next American president, after Donald Trump declared his victory. In Tehran, government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani addressed reporters, stressing that Iran’s “general policies” remain steady. "The US elections are not really our business. Our policies are steady and don't change based on individuals. We made the necessary predictions before and there will not be change in people's livelihoods," Mohajerani said, as reported by the Tasnim news agency. Iran’s currency falls to record low against the dollar Meanwhile, Iran’s currency, the rial, fell to a record low against the dollar on Wednesday following Trump's re-election, marking potential new challenges for Iran amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Traders in Tehran reported the rial trading at 703,000 to the dollar, though the rate could vary throughout the day. Iran’s Central Bank might again introduce more foreign currency into the market to stabilise the rate, as it has done before. US-Iran ties during Trump's presidency Trump, who served as president from 2017 to 2021, was known for his tough stance on Iran. During his first term, Trump reintroduced sanctions on Iran in 2018 after withdrawing from a 2015 nuclear agreement that had eased economic restrictions on Iran in return for limits on its nuclear programme. Trump also ordered the targeted killing of Qassem Soleimani, one of Iran's top military officials and a key figure in the country's hierarchy. Soleimani, head of the IRGC's Quds Force, was killed in a US drone strike in Iraq in January 2020, along with a senior Iraqi commander. In September, while speaking in New York, Trump mentioned he was open to resuming discussions for a new nuclear agreement. “We have to make a deal because the consequences are impossible. We have to make a deal,” he stated. The re-imposition of US sanctions in 2018 severely affected Iran's oil exports, reducing government revenues and pushing Iran towards difficult economic measures like increasing taxes and running large budget deficits, keeping inflation close to 40% annually. (With inputs from agencies)

US election 'not really our business,' says Iran as its currency rial hits record low post-Trump win

Donald Trump won Battleground States - Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia and North Carolina over Kamala Harris to become the 47th President of the United States. Watch this report for more details!

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At least 89 people remain missing after deadly floods in eastern Spain, the regional judicial authorities in Valencia said on Tuesday, and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said he was earmarking 10.6 billion euros ($11.6 billion) to help victims.

The number includes only those who have been reported missing by family members that have also provided personal information and biological samples to allow for their identification, the Superior Court of Justice of Valencia Region said in a statement. It added that there could be more cases of people who have disappeared whose details have not yet been registered.

More than 200 people were confirmed to have died after heavy rains last week caused waterways to overflow, creating flash floods that surged through suburbs south of the city of Valencia, sweeping away cars and bridges and flooding properties and underground car parks.

"There are still missing persons to be located, homes and businesses destroyed, buried under the mud and many people suffering severe shortages," Sanchez said in a press conference in Madrid earlier on Tuesday. "We have to keep working."

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At least 217 people died in Valencia, Castile-La Mancha and Andalusia, but only 133 have been identified so far.

The court said coroners had performed 195 autopsies and that 62 bodies were still pending identification. Spain's national guard on Tuesday asked relatives of people missing to provide DNA samples to identify bodies.

A research vessel from the national scientific body CSIC will reach Valencia on Nov. 9 to help in the search efforts, the Science Ministry said on Tuesday. The vessel has technology to obtain detailed images of the seafloor and explore hard-to-reach areas, it said. There have been suggestions that some of the missing people could have been swept down rivers and out to sea.

The aid will include 838 million euros in direct cash to small businesses and freelance workers affected by the disaster and 5 billion euros of state-guaranteed loans. The national government will finance 100% of the clean-up costs incurred by local governments and half of the repairs to infrastructure, Sanchez said.

More than 100,000 cars were damaged by the floods, Sonia Luque, coordinator of the Network of Road Assistance Companies (REAC), said, while damages to businesses in towns hit by floods could rise to over 10 billion euros.

<h2>'IT'S A TSUNAMI'</h2>

Hector, a police inspector speaking in Paiporta, one of the worst-hit neighbourhoods, said he had experienced plenty of flooding in nearby Alicante but nothing like this.

"This isn't a flash flood - it's a tsunami," Hector, who declined to give his last name, said.

In the face of criticism and anger at the slow response to the disaster, Sanchez said the government had deployed nearly 15,000 police and military to help clear flood-affected areas, along with hundreds of forestry officials, forensic scientists, customs agents and heavy machinery to clear roads and rubble.

Defending the government's response, Sanchez said he had not called a state of emergency, which would have given Madrid control of the crisis, because it would have been less efficient.

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He said personnel had been ready to be deployed from the first minute but had required the approval of the regional government run by the conservative People's Party.

Valencia's regional leader Carlos Mazon said on Monday the delay in warning people was caused by the Hydrographic Confederation of Jucar (CHJ), which measures the flow of rivers and ravines for the state, cancelling a planned alert three times.

The CHJ fired back that it does not issue flood risk alerts, which are the responsibility of Spain's regional governments.

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At least 89 people remain missing after deadly floods in eastern Spain, the regional judicial authorities in Valencia said on Tuesday, and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said he was earmarking 10.

At least 89 people remain missing after deadly floods in eastern Spain, the regional judicial authorities in Valencia said on Tuesday, and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said he was earmarking 10.6 billion euros ($11.6 billion) to help victims. The number includes only those who have been reported missing by family members that have also provided personal information and biological samples to allow for their identification, the Superior Court of Justice of Valencia Region said in a statement. It added that there could be more cases of people who have disappeared whose details have not yet been registered. More than 200 people were confirmed to have died after heavy rains last week caused waterways to overflow, creating flash floods that surged through suburbs south of the city of Valencia, sweeping away cars and bridges and flooding properties and underground car parks. "There are still missing persons to be located, homes and businesses destroyed, buried under the mud and many people suffering severe shortages," Sanchez said in a press conference in Madrid earlier on Tuesday. "We have to keep working." Also Read | LIVE | US Election 2024: Trump-101, Harris-71, early predictions show At least 217 people died in Valencia, Castile-La Mancha and Andalusia, but only 133 have been identified so far. The court said coroners had performed 195 autopsies and that 62 bodies were still pending identification. Spain's national guard on Tuesday asked relatives of people missing to provide DNA samples to identify bodies. A research vessel from the national scientific body CSIC will reach Valencia on Nov. 9 to help in the search efforts, the Science Ministry said on Tuesday. The vessel has technology to obtain detailed images of the seafloor and explore hard-to-reach areas, it said. There have been suggestions that some of the missing people could have been swept down rivers and out to sea. The aid will include 838 million euros in direct cash to small businesses and freelance workers affected by the disaster and 5 billion euros of state-guaranteed loans. The national government will finance 100% of the clean-up costs incurred by local governments and half of the repairs to infrastructure, Sanchez said. More than 100,000 cars were damaged by the floods, Sonia Luque, coordinator of the Network of Road Assistance Companies (REAC), said, while damages to businesses in towns hit by floods could rise to over 10 billion euros. 'IT'S A TSUNAMI' Hector, a police inspector speaking in Paiporta, one of the worst-hit neighbourhoods, said he had experienced plenty of flooding in nearby Alicante but nothing like this. "This isn't a flash flood - it's a tsunami," Hector, who declined to give his last name, said. In the face of criticism and anger at the slow response to the disaster, Sanchez said the government had deployed nearly 15,000 police and military to help clear flood-affected areas, along with hundreds of forestry officials, forensic scientists, customs agents and heavy machinery to clear roads and rubble. Defending the government's response, Sanchez said he had not called a state of emergency, which would have given Madrid control of the crisis, because it would have been less efficient. Also Read | Florida abortion ballot measure falls flat in a major win for Gov Ron DeSantis He said personnel had been ready to be deployed from the first minute but had required the approval of the regional government run by the conservative People's Party. Valencia's regional leader Carlos Mazon said on Monday the delay in warning people was caused by the Hydrographic Confederation of Jucar (CHJ), which measures the flow of rivers and ravines for the state, cancelling a planned alert three times. The CHJ fired back that it does not issue flood risk alerts, which are the responsibility of Spain's regional governments. 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.

Around 89 people remain missing in eastern Spain after deadly floods, Valencia says

Donald Trump's second term could have significant implications for the Israel-Hamas war, with his past policies showing strong support for Israel's military actions and a more confrontational stance toward Iran. Experts discuss how Trump's approach might influence the ongoing conflict, regional stability, and U.S. involvement in Middle Eastern geopolitics.

US Elections 2024: How Trump's Win Could Impact Israel-Hamas War?

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Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday (Nov 6) that the United States (US) was likely to become more isolationist regardless of who became its next president.

Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday (Nov 6) that the United States (US) was likely to become more isolationist regardless of who became its next president. The US began voting in the presidential election on Tuesday with the top contenders being Donald Trump (Republican Party) and Kamala Harris (Democratic Party). The election race is quite tight and results might not be known for days. What did S Jaishankar say? Speaking at an event in Australia's Canberra, Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar said that the US presidential election was unlikely to reverse what he called a long-term trend in American policy, the news agency Reuters reported. Click here to follow all updates on the US presidential election "Probably starting from (President Barack) Obama the US has become much more cautious about its global commitments," he said, pointing to a US reluctance to deploy troops and its withdrawal from Afghanistan under outgoing President Joe Biden. Also read | Trump vs. Harris: First exit poll show favourability drop for both candidates; 73% voters fear for democracy "President Trump may be more articulate and expressive in that regard," Jaishankar added during a panel discussion with the foreign ministers of Australia and New Zealand. 'Important to look at US more nationally...' Jaishankar said during the event that it was important to look at the US more nationally than purely in terms of the ideology of the administration of the day. Also watch | Race to Power US: Will voters give a second chance to Trump? × "If we are truly analysing them, I think we have to prepare for a world where actually the kind of dominance and generosity which the US had in the early days may not continue," the Indian foreign minister further said. On Tuesday, Jaishankar pointed out that India's relationship with the United States would only grow in the future. (With inputs from agencies)

US will likely become more isolationist regardless of who becomes next president: Jaishankar

As Donald Trump looks toward a potential second term in 2024, the focus shifts to the U.S.-India relationship, particularly the Trump-Modi dynamic. With both leaders sharing a strong rapport, experts predict that their partnership could play a pivotal role in shaping global geopolitics, especially in the Indo-Pacific region and countering China's influence.

US Elections 2024: All Eyes On Trump-Modi Equation In His Second Tenure

A man from the US state of Pennsylvania was charged with making online threats to kill outgoing United States (US) President Joe Biden and senior Democratic leader Hillary Clinton, American media reported on Wednesday (Nov 6).

A man from the US state of Pennsylvania was charged with making online threats to kill outgoing United States (US) President Joe Biden and senior Democratic leader Hillary Clinton, American media reported on Wednesday (Nov 6). The man was identified as Gregory Mitzel. A report by CNN said that he allegedly posted the threats hours following the first assassination attempt against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on July 13. The threats against Biden and Clinton On July 13, Mitzel allegedly wrote on Facebook, "Hey Hillary, you missed the next one’s coming for you and Joe." Citing court documents, CNN reported that in another post the next day, Mitzel said, "Joe you are going down you and Hillary are going down. You will be in a crosshairs. Thank you.” Click here to follow all updates on the presidential election in US And in a third post, the man said, "The next step in this process has to be somebody put a bullet in Joe Biden’s head.” A threat against US attorney Prosecutors also alleged that Mitzel threatened to kill the US attorney who was handling the investigation into his threats against Joe Biden. CNN reported that the Pennsylvania man now faced several charges including threatening to kill the US president and threatening a federal official. The above developments came as the US began voting in the presidential election on Tuesday. Also read | US election: 'Bomb threats of Russian origin', machine glitches delay polling in some states Pennsylvania is among the seven battleground states that will likely decide who will win the election – Republican Donald Trump or Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Trump alleges cheating in Pennsylvania Ahead of poll closures in Pennsylvania, Trump said on social media that there was talk of massive cheating in the state, adding, that law enforcement was on the way. He did not provide details, and there was no immediate indication of what he was referring to, and his spokespeople did not respond to requests for comment about what he meant. Also watch | Race to Power US: Will voters give a second chance to Trump? × Election Day voting had proceeded relatively smoothly across Pennsylvania, with a few counties reporting problems with ballot tabulators. A senior official at the federal cybersecurity agency said that there was no evidence of widespread fraud in Pennsylvania. (With inputs from agencies)

US man charged for making death threats against Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton

In a surprise turn of events, Donald Trump claims victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, declaring that America is entering a new "Golden Age" under his leadership. Trump promises to restore economic prosperity, strengthen national security, and reaffirm his "America First" policies, signaling a sharp shift in the nation’s direction.

"I Will Fight For Our Country Everyday" Says Donald Trump As He Wins US Elections 2024

Who Will Win The Race To Power? Trump Or Harris As the 2024 US Presidential Elections result counting starts, tensions rise as polls indicate a fierce competition between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. WION brings you the very latest at this hour. Watch in for more details!

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Donald Trump is set to become the next President of the United States as he defeated Democrat Kamala Harris in a close contest. With this win, Trump has become the second US President to win a non-consecutive White House election. Watch this report for more details!

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Following Donald Trump's victory in the US Presidential Election, leaders around the world extended their congratulations, commending him on a "historic" achievement. Watch this report for more details!

US Election 2024: Leaders Across The World Congratulate Trump

The village of Thulasendrapuram in Tamil Nadu, known as the ancestral home of US Vice President Kamala Harris, is feeling a wave of disappointment as the 47th US presidential election draws to a close.&nbsp;

The village had been filled with hope, as many believed Kamala Harris might secure a win in the election. However, Donald Trump is set to return to the White House, leaving a sense of disappointment among the villagers. Many had been preparing for celebrations, including lighting crackers and offering special prayers at the local temple if Harris had won.

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Earlier in the day, residents of Usha Vance's ancestral Indian village&nbsp;held prayers on Tuesday (Nov. 5), hoping the Republicans would win the elections. Usha is&nbsp;the wife of Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate JD Vance.

Usha's family is originally from a village called Vadluru in the Andhra Pradesh state.

<h2>Mixed emotions among villagers</h2>

"Just now I watched the result of the US elections. It is a little disappointing for us. Anyway, I hope that Donald Trump will change (his ways) and will not govern like he did earlier. Last time, when Kamala won as the Vice Presidential candidate, we celebrated. This time we had planned to celebrate more. But we have to accept the mandate," said a resident of the village.

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<h2>Hope&nbsp;for unity in the future</h2>

"If Donald Trump wins, I hope he is given the wisdom to lead us with unity. My hope is that he changes his ways and becomes the one who unites and not a divider. My expectations are different though. I think our country will be in chaos for the next four years," said Joy, a local villager.

(With inputs from agencies)

The village of Thulasendrapuram in Tamil Nadu, known as the ancestral home of US Vice President Kamala Harris, is feeling a wave of disappointment as the 47th US presidential election draws to a close.

The village of Thulasendrapuram in Tamil Nadu, known as the ancestral home of US Vice President Kamala Harris, is feeling a wave of disappointment as the 47th US presidential election draws to a close. The village had been filled with hope, as many believed Kamala Harris might secure a win in the election. However, Donald Trump is set to return to the White House, leaving a sense of disappointment among the villagers. Many had been preparing for celebrations, including lighting crackers and offering special prayers at the local temple if Harris had won. Also read | 'A star is born,' Donald Trump, next US President, praises X owner Elon Musk in victory speech Earlier in the day, residents of Usha Vance's ancestral Indian village held prayers on Tuesday (Nov. 5), hoping the Republicans would win the elections. Usha is the wife of Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate JD Vance. Usha's family is originally from a village called Vadluru in the Andhra Pradesh state. Mixed emotions among villagers "Just now I watched the result of the US elections. It is a little disappointing for us. Anyway, I hope that Donald Trump will change (his ways) and will not govern like he did earlier. Last time, when Kamala won as the Vice Presidential candidate, we celebrated. This time we had planned to celebrate more. But we have to accept the mandate," said a resident of the village. Also read | Trump 2.0 at the White House signals a strong president but may also mean a weak presidency Hope for unity in the future "If Donald Trump wins, I hope he is given the wisdom to lead us with unity. My hope is that he changes his ways and becomes the one who unites and not a divider. My expectations are different though. I think our country will be in chaos for the next four years," said Joy, a local villager. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump's victory leaves Kamala Harris's ancestral village in India disheartened

Donald Trump is set to become the next President of the United States as he defeated Democrat Kamala Harris in a close contest. Trump's supporters across the US reacted to his victory.

US Elections 2024: Donald Trump's Supporters React To Election Results

Democratic strategist Van Jones says that people without papers are 'going to be scared tomorrow' after Republican candidate Donald Trump won the US Presidential Elections 2024. Trump beat Democratic candidate Kamala Harris with a clear mandate and reached the 270 electoral votes mark with big wins in swing states.

“There are going to be people tomorrow who are going to be handing clothes at the dry cleaners to people who don’t have papers. There are going to be people who are going to be cleaning your teeth tomorrow who don’t have papers. And they are terrified tonight,” Jones said, as reported by the news outlet the Hill.

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Jones also raised the concerns of Black women and transgenders in an interview with CNN, saying people who supported Harris are going to bed with a nightmare.

“They thought tomorrow morning they were going to walk out with their shoulders back a little bit, maybe be able to breathe for the first time, and feel like they belong someplace. They did everything that they knew how to do, and it’s going to be harder than it should be tomorrow for them to hold their heads up, and they’re not the only people who are hurting tonight,” said the strategist.

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“If you’re a parent of a trans kid, your child’s face was used as a springboard to power for somebody. That doesn’t feel good,” Jones added.

“It’s people who woke up this morning with a dream and are going to bed with a nightmare,” he concluded.

Addressing a roaring crowd of supporters at his election night watch party at the West Palm Beach Convention Centre in Florida, Trump said that the poll results were historic and that he would not rest until he and his Republican Party delivered a strong and prosperous America.

In his rousing victory speech, Trump said, "We are going to help our country heal, we are going to help our country heal. We have a country that needs help and it needs help very badly."

Trump will be the 47th President of the United States, replacing Joe Biden, who had beaten Trump in a tumultuous 2020 election.

(With input from agencies)

Democratic strategist Van Jones says that people without papers are 'going to be scared tomorrow' after Republican candidate Donald Trump won the US Presidential Elections 2024.

Democratic strategist Van Jones says that people without papers are 'going to be scared tomorrow' after Republican candidate Donald Trump won the US Presidential Elections 2024. Trump beat Democratic candidate Kamala Harris with a clear mandate and reached the 270 electoral votes mark with big wins in swing states. “There are going to be people tomorrow who are going to be handing clothes at the dry cleaners to people who don’t have papers. There are going to be people who are going to be cleaning your teeth tomorrow who don’t have papers. And they are terrified tonight,” Jones said, as reported by the news outlet the Hill. Also Read: 'A star is born,' Donald Trump, next US President, praises X owner Elon Musk in victory speech Jones also raised the concerns of Black women and transgenders in an interview with CNN, saying people who supported Harris are going to bed with a nightmare. “They thought tomorrow morning they were going to walk out with their shoulders back a little bit, maybe be able to breathe for the first time, and feel like they belong someplace. They did everything that they knew how to do, and it’s going to be harder than it should be tomorrow for them to hold their heads up, and they’re not the only people who are hurting tonight,” said the strategist. × “If you’re a parent of a trans kid, your child’s face was used as a springboard to power for somebody. That doesn’t feel good,” Jones added. “It’s people who woke up this morning with a dream and are going to bed with a nightmare,” he concluded. Addressing a roaring crowd of supporters at his election night watch party at the West Palm Beach Convention Centre in Florida, Trump said that the poll results were historic and that he would not rest until he and his Republican Party delivered a strong and prosperous America. In his rousing victory speech, Trump said, "We are going to help our country heal, we are going to help our country heal. We have a country that needs help and it needs help very badly." Trump will be the 47th President of the United States, replacing Joe Biden, who had beaten Trump in a tumultuous 2020 election. (With input from agencies)

'Going to bed with nightmare,' Democratic strategist Van Jones on Harris supporters as Trump wins US election

Republican presidential nominee and former United States president Donald Trump on Tuesday (Nov 5) claimed that “massive cheating” was underway in the key swing state of Pennsylvania.

“A lot of talk about massive CHEATING in Philadelphia. Law Enforcement coming!!!” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, amid exceptionally high voting turnout in the state.

However, Trump’s claim was immediately shot down by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Taking to social media, Krasner wrote, “There is no factual basis whatsoever within law enforcement to support this wild allegation.”

“If Donald J. Trump has any facts to support his wild allegations, we want them now. Right now. We are not holding our breath," Krasner said in a statement.

Philadelphia City Commissioner Seth Bluestein also said Trump’s comments were nothing but classic disinformation.

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“There is absolutely no truth to this allegation. It is yet another example of disinformation. Voting in Philadelphia has been safe and secure,” said Bluestein.

Earlier, a&nbsp;Philadelphia police department spokesman said he was not aware of any voting issue that may have occurred in the city.

Trump again made his claim of election fraud, citing problems in Detroit, Michigan as well.

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“Philadelphia and Detroit! Heavy Law Enforcement is there!!!', Trump wrote on Truth Social.

Trump earlier said he would concede defeat in the elections if he thought they were “fair.”

"If I lose an election, if it's a fair election, I would be the first one to acknowledge it. So far I think it's been fair," he said.

(With inputs from agencies)

Republican presidential nominee and former United States president Donald Trump on Tuesday (Nov 5) claimed that “massive cheating” was underway in the key swing state of Pennsylvania.

Republican presidential nominee and former United States president Donald Trump on Tuesday (Nov 5) claimed that “massive cheating” was underway in the key swing state of Pennsylvania. “A lot of talk about massive CHEATING in Philadelphia. Law Enforcement coming!!!” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, amid exceptionally high voting turnout in the state. However, Trump’s claim was immediately shot down by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Taking to social media, Krasner wrote, “There is no factual basis whatsoever within law enforcement to support this wild allegation.” “If Donald J. Trump has any facts to support his wild allegations, we want them now. Right now. We are not holding our breath," Krasner said in a statement. Philadelphia City Commissioner Seth Bluestein also said Trump’s comments were nothing but classic disinformation. Also read: Trump vs. Harris: First exit poll show favourability drop for both candidates; 73% voters fear for democracy “There is absolutely no truth to this allegation. It is yet another example of disinformation. Voting in Philadelphia has been safe and secure,” said Bluestein. Earlier, a Philadelphia police department spokesman said he was not aware of any voting issue that may have occurred in the city. Trump again made his claim of election fraud, citing problems in Detroit, Michigan as well. Watch: US Elections 2024: Millions Of Voters Step Out To Cast Their Ballot × “Philadelphia and Detroit! Heavy Law Enforcement is there!!!', Trump wrote on Truth Social. Trump earlier said he would concede defeat in the elections if he thought they were “fair.” "If I lose an election, if it's a fair election, I would be the first one to acknowledge it. So far I think it's been fair," he said. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump questions poll credibility, alleges ‘massive CHEATING’ in Philadelphia, Detroit

Two poll workers died in Missouri as extreme floods hit the region on the election day (Tuesday), the officials said.&nbsp;

The man and woman drowned after their vehicle was swept off a highway in Wright County in floodwaters, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.&nbsp;

The two were poll workers in the Missouri county, the Wright County Clerk's Office stated.&nbsp;

Intense storms brought six to 10 inches of rainfall, flash floods, and two small tornadoes in parts of Missouri.&nbsp;

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The governor said that the storm had caused damage across the state.&nbsp;

The incident was reported around 4:30 in the morning (local time) near Beaver Creek.

The man and woman were identified as 70 and 73 years old respectively. However, the Wright County Clerk's Office said that they cannot disclose their names for privacy reasons.&nbsp;

They were from Manes, Missouri, and were found dead around 8:45 am, according to the state authorities.&nbsp;

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“This is a terrible loss for Wright County," Wright County Clerk Loni Pedersen said in a statement. "This couple were wonderful people who donated their time to serve their community. We will miss them dearly and the service they provided to my office."

Moreover, two other vehicles also swept off roads due to the swift, high water near Beaver Creek, authorities said.&nbsp;

However, three people managed to escape by swimming to the shore, the state highway patrol said.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, two more deaths were reported in St. Louis County on Tuesday, according to the police. In the first case, a woman was found dead in her car when floodwater receded.&nbsp;

Later in the day, the police found a man dead in a creek in the St. Louis area. The authorities said they believed that he had drowned but were waiting for an autopsy.

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Two poll workers died in Missouri as extreme floods hit the region on the election day (Tuesday), the officials said. The man and woman drowned after their vehicle was swept off a highway in Wright County in floodwaters, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Two poll workers died in Missouri as extreme floods hit the region on the election day (Tuesday), the officials said. The man and woman drowned after their vehicle was swept off a highway in Wright County in floodwaters, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The two were poll workers in the Missouri county, the Wright County Clerk's Office stated. Intense storms brought six to 10 inches of rainfall, flash floods, and two small tornadoes in parts of Missouri. Also read: 'Let that sink in': Musk reposts viral sink moment to celebrate Trump's projected White House win The governor said that the storm had caused damage across the state. The incident was reported around 4:30 in the morning (local time) near Beaver Creek. The man and woman were identified as 70 and 73 years old respectively. However, the Wright County Clerk's Office said that they cannot disclose their names for privacy reasons. They were from Manes, Missouri, and were found dead around 8:45 am, according to the state authorities. Watch | US Elections 2024: Trump's 2024 Victory, A Game Changer for Global Politics? × “This is a terrible loss for Wright County," Wright County Clerk Loni Pedersen said in a statement. "This couple were wonderful people who donated their time to serve their community. We will miss them dearly and the service they provided to my office." Moreover, two other vehicles also swept off roads due to the swift, high water near Beaver Creek, authorities said. However, three people managed to escape by swimming to the shore, the state highway patrol said. Meanwhile, two more deaths were reported in St. Louis County on Tuesday, according to the police. In the first case, a woman was found dead in her car when floodwater receded. Later in the day, the police found a man dead in a creek in the St. Louis area. The authorities said they believed that he had drowned but were waiting for an autopsy. (With inputs from agencies)

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A Chinese influencer shared about eating pig feed, which costs only 3 yuan (40 US cents) every day to save money and claimed that it is healthier in comparison to takeaway food. However, her actions sparked debates about whether pig feed is healthy.&nbsp;

Kong Yufeng, who is known as “King Kong Liuke” on social media, is a famous handicraft influencer on Douyin and has 2.8 million followers. She has completed her graduation from China’s top art school, Sichuan Fine Arts Institute.

Kong shared a video on October 30 in which she said that she wishes to spend very little and hence has adopted a way to save money, which is eating pig feed.&nbsp;

Kong said that she spent only 100 yuan (US$14) on a bag of pig feed, which she added had a “milky oatmeal smell”.&nbsp;

In the video, she claimed that the pig feed had ingredients like soybeans, peanuts, sesame, corn, and vitamins. “It’s all high-protein, low-fat, and completely natural. Isn’t this healthier than takeaway food?,” she said.

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The influencer said that she mixed the pig feed with warm water and consumed the mixture. “It’s so salty! A bit sour too! I cannot stand it; I need to drink more water," she added.

She then announced that she had decided to follow the plan for a week to find out if it was possible to maintain health solely on the basis of pig feed and water.

She then appealed to her followers not to follow this diet regime till "you’re extremely poor”. Kong's stunt started trending on social media and garnered more than 6.3 million views on Weibo.

<h2>Here's how netizens reacted&nbsp;</h2>

“She is ridiculous. How can food meant for pigs meet food safety standards for humans?” wrote a netizen.&nbsp;

Watch: AI Algorithm Capable Of Interpreting Pig Sounds

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“During times of famine, pig feed would have been valuable nourishment. But in today’s world of high living standards, why seek out trouble?,” commented another.&nbsp;

“As a popular influencer, her behaviour can influence others. What if a child tries to imitate her? The consequences could be dire," said an internet user.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

A Chinese influencer shared about eating pig feed, which costs only 3 yuan (40 US cents) every day to save money and claimed that it is healthier in comparison to takeaway food.

A Chinese influencer shared about eating pig feed, which costs only 3 yuan (40 US cents) every day to save money and claimed that it is healthier in comparison to takeaway food. However, her actions sparked debates about whether pig feed is healthy. Kong Yufeng, who is known as “King Kong Liuke” on social media, is a famous handicraft influencer on Douyin and has 2.8 million followers. She has completed her graduation from China’s top art school, Sichuan Fine Arts Institute. Kong shared a video on October 30 in which she said that she wishes to spend very little and hence has adopted a way to save money, which is eating pig feed. Kong said that she spent only 100 yuan (US$14) on a bag of pig feed, which she added had a “milky oatmeal smell”. In the video, she claimed that the pig feed had ingredients like soybeans, peanuts, sesame, corn, and vitamins. “It’s all high-protein, low-fat, and completely natural. Isn’t this healthier than takeaway food?,” she said. Also Read: Video shows devotees drinking AC water, believing it to be 'Charan Amrit' at Banke Bihari Temple The influencer said that she mixed the pig feed with warm water and consumed the mixture. “It’s so salty! A bit sour too! I cannot stand it; I need to drink more water," she added. She then announced that she had decided to follow the plan for a week to find out if it was possible to maintain health solely on the basis of pig feed and water. She then appealed to her followers not to follow this diet regime till "you’re extremely poor”. Kong's stunt started trending on social media and garnered more than 6.3 million views on Weibo. Here's how netizens reacted “She is ridiculous. How can food meant for pigs meet food safety standards for humans?” wrote a netizen. Watch: AI Algorithm Capable Of Interpreting Pig Sounds “During times of famine, pig feed would have been valuable nourishment. But in today’s world of high living standards, why seek out trouble?,” commented another. “As a popular influencer, her behaviour can influence others. What if a child tries to imitate her? The consequences could be dire," said an internet user. (With inputs from agencies)

Chinese influencer consumes pig feed to save money. Here's what happens next

In a shocking case of deceit, a Chinese married man was able to hide his relationships with his wife and four other women who lived in the same complex. One of these women was living in the same building as his wife.&nbsp;

The arrangement continued for four years without any woman finding out about the existence of another one.

<h2>Here's how the man managed to cheat women&nbsp;</h2>

The man, known as Xiaojun, created a persona of a “rich second-generation” for wooing his wife Xiaojia.

In reality, Xiaojun's mother used to work as a bathhouse attendant and his father was doing some part-time jobs at construction sites.&nbsp;

To show his wife that he is rich, the man generally purchased counterfeit luxury items online for her. After Xiaojia became pregnant, the couple got married.&nbsp;

However, Xiaojia soon found out about Xiaojun’s actual financial situation and divorced him.

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A week after she moved out, Xiaojun met another woman on the online platform Xiaohong and used similar tactics to win her trust and affection.

He pretended to renovate their future home and took a loan of 140,000 yuan (US$19,700) from her for the same. He then rented a flat in the building of his estranged wife and lived with Xiaohong after she became pregnant.

The man continued using similar schemes to fool three other women in the same residential complex. He committed fraud of 15,000 yuan (US$2,100), 10,000 yuan, and 8,000 yuan with the three women respectively.

The man's deceit came into light when Xiaoxin checked a bag which Xiaojun had asked her not to open and found practice cash used by bank staff to count banknotes. In shock, Xiaoxin decided to report him to the police who eventually apprehended Xiaojun.

The former wife of the man and Xiaohong were coincidentally strolling with their children in the residential community when a police call made them realise that they had a relationship with the same man.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a shocking case of deceit, a Chinese married man was able to hide his relationships with his wife and four other women who lived in the same complex. One of these women was living in the same building as his wife.

In a shocking case of deceit, a Chinese married man was able to hide his relationships with his wife and four other women who lived in the same complex. One of these women was living in the same building as his wife. The arrangement continued for four years without any woman finding out about the existence of another one. Here's how the man managed to cheat women The man, known as Xiaojun, created a persona of a “rich second-generation” for wooing his wife Xiaojia. In reality, Xiaojun's mother used to work as a bathhouse attendant and his father was doing some part-time jobs at construction sites. To show his wife that he is rich, the man generally purchased counterfeit luxury items online for her. After Xiaojia became pregnant, the couple got married. However, Xiaojia soon found out about Xiaojun’s actual financial situation and divorced him. Also Read: ‘China’s traditional way being challenged’: 60% Chinese above 60 are empty nesters A week after she moved out, Xiaojun met another woman on the online platform Xiaohong and used similar tactics to win her trust and affection. He pretended to renovate their future home and took a loan of 140,000 yuan (US$19,700) from her for the same. He then rented a flat in the building of his estranged wife and lived with Xiaohong after she became pregnant. The man continued using similar schemes to fool three other women in the same residential complex. He committed fraud of 15,000 yuan (US$2,100), 10,000 yuan, and 8,000 yuan with the three women respectively. The man's deceit came into light when Xiaoxin checked a bag which Xiaojun had asked her not to open and found practice cash used by bank staff to count banknotes. In shock, Xiaoxin decided to report him to the police who eventually apprehended Xiaojun. The former wife of the man and Xiaohong were coincidentally strolling with their children in the residential community when a police call made them realise that they had a relationship with the same man. (With inputs from agencies)

Chinese man lives with one wife and four lovers in one complex, all hidden from each other

It seems that Israelis express a preference for Donald Trump's leadership over a potential Kamala Harris presidency, citing policy differences on key issues such as foreign relations and Middle East peace efforts.

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