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Days ahead of&nbsp;the 2024 United States presidential&nbsp;elections, American media outlet CNN had a ride along with an&nbsp;election worker in the US city of&nbsp;Detroit as she picked up ballots from dropbox, explaining how they are keeping those ballots secure while bringing them to the&nbsp;election commission before Election Day on November 5.&nbsp;

However, people reacted to the video shared on social media (Instagram) on Saturday (Nov 2) saying, "There's so much room for error".&nbsp;

Detroit elections supervisory technician, Lakingna Smith shared her experience in a video, explaining, "We get in the van, go to the ballot box. We open it up. Once we see the absentee ballots, we take them out and put them inside of the envelope, which is a certified bag."

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"There's a single, double and triple check. I check it, and then the next person checks it and makes sure that it is secure so that nobody messes with it. Then I tally up and bring them back to the election commission," she continued.

Meanwhile, as people commented on the post, one of the users wrote, "So much room for error. The only way to have 100% accurate elections is in-person voting with paper ballots. Why would we not want 100% accuracy?"&nbsp;

Another user wrote, "Voting should always be in person..."

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One of the users said that it was an "open unsecured bag", adding that why is she tallying up ballots without a witness. The user added, "What's preventing her from removing or adding fraudulent ballots?"

Meanwhile, a few people also said that "it seems secure".&nbsp;

Three days are left for the US presidential elections, which will decide who will replace Joe Biden as the president. It is a tough race between Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and her Republican rival Donald Trump.&nbsp;

So far, more than 72 million votes have already been cast in America, according to a tracker maintained by the University of Florida.

(With inputs from agencies)

Days ahead of the 2024 United States presidential elections, American media outlet CNN had a ride along with an election worker in the US city of Detroit as she picked up ballots from dropbox, explaining how they are keeping those ballots secure while bringing them to the election commission before Election Day on November 5.

Days ahead of the 2024 United States presidential elections, American media outlet CNN had a ride along with an election worker in the US city of Detroit as she picked up ballots from dropbox, explaining how they are keeping those ballots secure while bringing them to the election commission before Election Day on November 5. However, people reacted to the video shared on social media (Instagram) on Saturday (Nov 2) saying, "There's so much room for error". Detroit elections supervisory technician, Lakingna Smith shared her experience in a video, explaining, "We get in the van, go to the ballot box. We open it up. Once we see the absentee ballots, we take them out and put them inside of the envelope, which is a certified bag." Also read: Easy ways to check your voting location for the 2024 US Presidential Election "There's a single, double and triple check. I check it, and then the next person checks it and makes sure that it is secure so that nobody messes with it. Then I tally up and bring them back to the election commission," she continued. Meanwhile, as people commented on the post, one of the users wrote, "So much room for error. The only way to have 100% accurate elections is in-person voting with paper ballots. Why would we not want 100% accuracy?" Another user wrote, "Voting should always be in person..." Watch | US Elections 2024: What Is An Electoral College? × One of the users said that it was an "open unsecured bag", adding that why is she tallying up ballots without a witness. The user added, "What's preventing her from removing or adding fraudulent ballots?" Meanwhile, a few people also said that "it seems secure". Three days are left for the US presidential elections, which will decide who will replace Joe Biden as the president. It is a tough race between Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and her Republican rival Donald Trump. So far, more than 72 million votes have already been cast in America, according to a tracker maintained by the University of Florida. (With inputs from agencies)

'So much room for error': Netizens react as US election worker collects ballots from dropbox

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Sunday to take a "firm" stand against Hezbollah's actions and to block any attempts by the group to rearm, according to a statement from his office, while visiting the northern border with Lebanon.

Addressing the soldiers stationed at the border, Netanyahu said, "I want to be clear: with or without an agreement, the key to restoring peace and security in the north, the key to bringing our northern residents back home safely, is first and foremost to push Hezbollah back beyond the Litani River, secondly to target any attempt to rearm, and thirdly to respond firmly to any action taken against us."

In a separate development, on Sunday, protesters in Tehran burned Israeli and US flags outside the former American embassy, commemorating the 1979 hostage crisis, a pivotal event in US-Iran relations. The US military announced on Saturday that American B-52 bombers had arrived in the Middle East as part of a military reinforcement to caution Iran.

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Meanwhile, Iran’s president commented on a possible ceasefire between its allies and Israel on Sunday, saying that it "could influence" Tehran’s reaction to recent Israeli attacks on Iranian military positions.

"If they (the Israelis) reconsider their behaviour, accept a ceasefire and stop massacring the oppressed and innocent people of the region, it could affect the intensity and type of our response," Masoud Pezeshkian stated, as reported by IRNA, Iran's state news agency. He said that Iran "will not leave unanswered any aggression against its sovereignty and security."

Israeli jets conducted strikes on October 26 in retaliation, according to Israel, for a missile barrage from Tehran on October 1. Iran, in turn, said its attack was in response to the killing of Iran-backed militant leaders and a commander from the Revolutionary Guards.

(With inputs from agencies)

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq and non-state actors like Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Sunday to take a "firm" stand against Hezbollah's actions and to block any attempts by the group to rearm, according to a statement from his office, while visiting the northern border with Lebanon.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Sunday to take a "firm" stand against Hezbollah's actions and to block any attempts by the group to rearm, according to a statement from his office, while visiting the northern border with Lebanon. Addressing the soldiers stationed at the border, Netanyahu said, "I want to be clear: with or without an agreement, the key to restoring peace and security in the north, the key to bringing our northern residents back home safely, is first and foremost to push Hezbollah back beyond the Litani River, secondly to target any attempt to rearm, and thirdly to respond firmly to any action taken against us." In a separate development, on Sunday, protesters in Tehran burned Israeli and US flags outside the former American embassy, commemorating the 1979 hostage crisis, a pivotal event in US-Iran relations. The US military announced on Saturday that American B-52 bombers had arrived in the Middle East as part of a military reinforcement to caution Iran. Also read: West Asia crisis: Israel captures senior Hezbollah operative in North Lebanon Meanwhile, Iran’s president commented on a possible ceasefire between its allies and Israel on Sunday, saying that it "could influence" Tehran’s reaction to recent Israeli attacks on Iranian military positions. "If they (the Israelis) reconsider their behaviour, accept a ceasefire and stop massacring the oppressed and innocent people of the region, it could affect the intensity and type of our response," Masoud Pezeshkian stated, as reported by IRNA, Iran's state news agency. He said that Iran "will not leave unanswered any aggression against its sovereignty and security." Israeli jets conducted strikes on October 26 in retaliation, according to Israel, for a missile barrage from Tehran on October 1. Iran, in turn, said its attack was in response to the killing of Iran-backed militant leaders and a commander from the Revolutionary Guards. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq and non-state actors like Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

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At least 11 people sustained injuries after terrorists threw a grenade at a flea market close to the Tourist Reception Centre in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday (Nov 3). In other news, a&nbsp;visit of the royals to a flood-hit town in Spain, which was aimed at connecting with the people and understanding their problems, took an abrupt turn after King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced mud-pelting by an angry crowd on Sunday (Nov. 3).

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India's shocking whitewash in the three-Test home series against New Zealand has left them in danger to qualify for the World Test Championship (WTC) Final for 2023/25 cycle. India now only have an away tour of five Tests against Australia and they need to win it at least 4-0 to make it to the WTC Final without help from other teams.

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At least 11 people sustained injuries after terrorists threw a grenade at a flea market close to the Tourist Reception Centre in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday (Nov 3).

At least 11 people sustained injuries after terrorists threw a grenade at a flea market close to the Tourist Reception Centre in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday (Nov 3). In other news, a visit of the royals to a flood-hit town in Spain, which was aimed at connecting with the people and understanding their problems, took an abrupt turn after King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced mud-pelting by an angry crowd on Sunday (Nov. 3). Click on the headlines to read more J&K: Grenade blast in Srinagar injures 11; search for attackers underway At least 11 people sustained injuries after terrorists threw a grenade at a flea market close to the Tourist Reception Centre in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday (Nov 3). Spain's king and queen face mud-pelting, insults from locals in flood-hit town A visit of the royals to a flood-hit town in Spain, which was aimed at connecting with the people and understanding their problems, took an abrupt turn after King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced mud-pelting by an angry crowd on Sunday (Nov. 3). Kamala Harris faces criticism for SNL appearance ahead of US Election Day Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris made an unexpected guest appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL) on November 2, joining comedian Maya Rudolph, who is famous for her impersonation of the vice president. CM Yogi Adityanath gets death threat, asked to resign in 10 days or get killed The Traffic Police Control Room of Mumbai received a death threat on Sunday (Nov 3) for Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath asking him to either resign from his position in the next 10 days or die like Baba Siddique. American-Iranian journalist detained in Iran for months, says US An American-Iranian journalist, who was once associated with a US government-funded broadcaster, is reported to have been detained for months in Iran, reported news agency Associated Press. Moldova’s future on the line: Presidential race heats up over EU ties and Russian sway Moldovans went to the polls on Sunday in a tense presidential election runoff that could play a key role in the country's European future amid fears of Russian interference. India-China ties: EAM Jaishankar says Ladakh disengagement could lead to ‘other steps’ Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Sunday (Nov. 3) that the recent de-escalation between India and China in eastern Ladakh may pave the way for “other steps” in their relationship. Delhi's Yamuna River gets covered by toxic foam, raises concern ahead of Chhath Puja Toxic foam has inundated Delhi-NCR's Yamuna River ahead of Chhath Puja, a festival which will be celebrated from November 6 to 8 in India. Here's how India can still make it to WTC Final despite NZ series loss India's shocking whitewash in the three-Test home series against New Zealand has left them in danger to qualify for the World Test Championship (WTC) Final for 2023/25 cycle. India now only have an away tour of five Tests against Australia and they need to win it at least 4-0 to make it to the WTC Final without help from other teams. Days of Thunder sequel may star Tom Cruise After the success of 'Top Gun: Maverick', Hollywood star Tom Cruise is now gearing up for the next action drama, a sequel to Tony Scott's 1990 film 'Days of Thunder', as per The Hollywood Reporter.

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Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris made an unexpected guest appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL)&nbsp;on November 2, joining comedian Maya Rudolph, who is famous for her impersonation of the vice president.&nbsp;

However, Harris's appearance has drawn significant backlash, with some viewers accusing her of copying a 2015 skit by Donald Trump. During that skit, Trump appeared on Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show, where he engaged in a humorous exchange with actor Gary Busey, who portrayed him in a similar setting. Viewers have pointed out the resemblance between the two performances, raising questions about Harris's originality.

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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) commissioner has alleged that Harris’s SNL appearance may violate the “equal time” rule, further intensifying the criticism she faces.

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On social media, reactions were harsh, one user wrote, “Kamala on SNL can’t even be ORIGINAL… had to plagiarize Trump and his much funnier skit. She’s soooo CRINGE."

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Another wrote, “For those who think Kamala killed it on SNL, turns out she just copied what Trump did back in 2015. How much more cringe can this woman get?” A &nbsp;user remarked, “Kamala's SNL appearance tonight was a direct copy of Trump in 2015. Just so you all know, there's nothing original about her. A fake candidate that lies and deceives at every chance.”&nbsp;

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This controversy highlights the challenges Harris faces as she campaigns for presidency, as her appearance has ignited discussions about authenticity and originality in her performance.

 
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Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris made an unexpected guest appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL) on November 2, joining comedian Maya Rudolph, who is famous for her impersonation of the vice president.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris made an unexpected guest appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL) on November 2, joining comedian Maya Rudolph, who is famous for her impersonation of the vice president. However, Harris's appearance has drawn significant backlash, with some viewers accusing her of copying a 2015 skit by Donald Trump. During that skit, Trump appeared on Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show, where he engaged in a humorous exchange with actor Gary Busey, who portrayed him in a similar setting. Viewers have pointed out the resemblance between the two performances, raising questions about Harris's originality. Also read | US presidential polls | ‘If this election goes the wrong way...’: Michelle Obama’s veiled dig at Trump Federal Communications Commission (FCC) commissioner has alleged that Harris’s SNL appearance may violate the “equal time” rule, further intensifying the criticism she faces. Also read | Republican nominee JD Vance says 'Indian food better', calls lab meat 'disgusting' Social media reactions On social media, reactions were harsh, one user wrote, “Kamala on SNL can’t even be ORIGINAL… had to plagiarize Trump and his much funnier skit. She’s soooo CRINGE." Kamala on SNL can’t even be ORIGINAL… had to plagiarize Trump and his much funnier skit She’s soooo CRINGE pic.twitter.com/tPfkrcygas — Madeleine Case Tweets🌐 (@McCannCaseTweet) November 3, 2024 × A second user wrote, "Even her SNL skit was plagiarized" Even her SNL skit was plagiarized 🤣 pic.twitter.com/EQDQMGgtGG — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) November 3, 2024 × Another wrote, “For those who think Kamala killed it on SNL, turns out she just copied what Trump did back in 2015. How much more cringe can this woman get?” A user remarked, “Kamala's SNL appearance tonight was a direct copy of Trump in 2015. Just so you all know, there's nothing original about her. A fake candidate that lies and deceives at every chance.” Also read | Trump says surrounded by 'tremendously strong women,' claims only he can save US economy from 'obliteration' This controversy highlights the challenges Harris faces as she campaigns for presidency, as her appearance has ignited discussions about authenticity and originality in her performance. (With inputs from agencies)

Kamala Harris faces criticism for SNL appearance ahead of US Election Day

A visit of the royals to a flood-hit town in Spain, which was aimed at connecting with the people and understanding their problems, took an abrupt turn after King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced mud-pelting by an angry crowd on Sunday (Nov. 3).

The king and queen were hit by mud in their faces, and their clothes were also spoilt as the royal couple tried speaking to angry locals who kept on calling them "murderers" and using other insulting words in the badly affected town of Paiporta, Valencia.

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The ire of the crowd was mostly directed towards Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Valencia region's head, Carlos Mazon. Some of those in the crowd were also heard shouting, "Mazon resign! How many deaths?! Out!"&nbsp;

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The town of Paiporta is one of the most affected regions by the floods, in which more than 200 people have been killed. The royal couple was accompanied by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and other officials.&nbsp;

<h2>Worst flood in history hits Spain</h2>

The hopes of finding any survivors declined as one of the worst floods in the history of the country wrecked infrastructure and towns.

Most of the deaths were reported from the Valencia region as thousands of security and emergency services frantically worked to remove mud and debris in search of the bodies.

Describing "the worst natural disaster in the recent history of our country," Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said that it was Europe's second deadliest flood in this century.

Watch:&nbsp;What Caused The Deadly Floods In Spain?

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"I am aware the response is not enough, there are problems and severe shortages... towns buried by mud, desperate people searching for their relatives... we have to improve," said Sanchez.

Authorities, which include Mazon, have faced criticism over failed warning systems days before the floods, and some people also complained that the response to the disaster was very slow.

"Thank you to the people who have come to help us, to all of them, because from the authorities: nothing," said a furious Estrella Caceres, 66, while speaking to AFP.

(With inputs from agencies)

A visit of the royals to a flood-hit town in Spain, which was aimed at connecting with the people and understanding their problems, took an abrupt turn after King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced mud-pelting by an angry crowd on Sunday (Nov.

A visit of the royals to a flood-hit town in Spain, which was aimed at connecting with the people and understanding their problems, took an abrupt turn after King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced mud-pelting by an angry crowd on Sunday (Nov. 3). The king and queen were hit by mud in their faces, and their clothes were also spoilt as the royal couple tried speaking to angry locals who kept on calling them "murderers" and using other insulting words in the badly affected town of Paiporta, Valencia. « Assassins ! », « fils de p*te ! », en visite dans la région de Valence, le roi d'Espagne Felipe VI et son épouse ont été visés par des insultes et des jets de boue par des sinistrés en colère après les inondations meurtrières. #inondations #Valencia #Valence #FelipeVI # pic.twitter.com/Lce1mu788K — Gilets Jaunes on continue (@GJoncontinue) November 3, 2024 × Spain's king getting pelted by mud from angry protesters in a suburb of Valencia, badly hit by last week's devastating floods.pic.twitter.com/4deTGFvg7H — Mike Eckel (@Mike_Eckel) November 3, 2024 × The ire of the crowd was mostly directed towards Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Valencia region's head, Carlos Mazon. Some of those in the crowd were also heard shouting, "Mazon resign! How many deaths?! Out!" Also Read: Miraculous rescue: Woman survives three days beside sister-in-law’s body in car amid Spain flash flood The town of Paiporta is one of the most affected regions by the floods, in which more than 200 people have been killed. The royal couple was accompanied by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and other officials. Worst flood in history hits Spain The hopes of finding any survivors declined as one of the worst floods in the history of the country wrecked infrastructure and towns. Most of the deaths were reported from the Valencia region as thousands of security and emergency services frantically worked to remove mud and debris in search of the bodies. Describing "the worst natural disaster in the recent history of our country," Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said that it was Europe's second deadliest flood in this century. Watch: What Caused The Deadly Floods In Spain? "I am aware the response is not enough, there are problems and severe shortages... towns buried by mud, desperate people searching for their relatives... we have to improve," said Sanchez. Authorities, which include Mazon, have faced criticism over failed warning systems days before the floods, and some people also complained that the response to the disaster was very slow. "Thank you to the people who have come to help us, to all of them, because from the authorities: nothing," said a furious Estrella Caceres, 66, while speaking to AFP. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Spain's king and queen face mud-pelting, slurs in flood-hit town as umbrellas fail to save royal faces

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US&nbsp;Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance, while speaking with wellness expert Joe Rogan in his new podcast, vouched for vegetarian dishes over lab-made fake meat which he said was "disgusting".

In his shows, Rogan is known to discuss the harmful effects of processed meats. While speaking to Vance, Rogan called fake meat 'highly processed garbage' which creeps him out.

Adding his opinion on the lab-made meat, the Republican vice-presidential nominee said that his wife prepares tasty Indian dishes and said that all vegetarians should go for "paneer, rice and delicious chickpeas".

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"My wife is Indian-American, and the vegetarian food she makes is exceptional," said Vance, on the podcast.

<h2>Vance speaks about how his wife introduced him to Indian cuisine</h2>

Vance, who has time and again appreciated Indian culture and food, spoke about how his wife Usha introduced him to different vegetarian dishes.

"For any vegetarian out there, indulge in paneer, rice, and chickpeas. Skip the nasty fake meat," he said.

Rogan&nbsp;speaking about the compromised quality of heavily processed plant-based meats, called them "highly processed garbage" and said that its consumption raised health concerns.

Watch:&nbsp;JD Vance And Tim Walz Clash On Policies In Civil Vice-Presidential Debate&nbsp;

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"If you want to embrace a vegetarian lifestyle, turn to Indian cuisine. It offers wonderful vegetarian options," he said.

Vance, who calls himself a “meat and potatoes guy from Ohio", recalled one of his early cooking efforts. "I took a can of crescent rolls, topped it with raw broccoli, drizzled ranch dressing, and baked it for 45 minutes," he added.

He said that the outcome was "disgusting". He said that earlier he also faced problems in understanding how vegetarian meals appear.

(With inputs from agencies)

US Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance, while speaking with wellness expert Joe Rogan in his new podcast, vouched for vegetarian dishes over lab-made fake meat which he said was "disgusting".

US Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance, while speaking with wellness expert Joe Rogan in his new podcast, vouched for vegetarian dishes over lab-made fake meat which he said was "disgusting". In his shows, Rogan is known to discuss the harmful effects of processed meats. While speaking to Vance, Rogan called fake meat 'highly processed garbage' which creeps him out. Adding his opinion on the lab-made meat, the Republican vice-presidential nominee said that his wife prepares tasty Indian dishes and said that all vegetarians should go for "paneer, rice and delicious chickpeas". Also Read: Chinese hackers targeted phone data of Trump, Harris & JD Vance: Report "My wife is Indian-American, and the vegetarian food she makes is exceptional," said Vance, on the podcast. Vance speaks about how his wife introduced him to Indian cuisine Vance, who has time and again appreciated Indian culture and food, spoke about how his wife Usha introduced him to different vegetarian dishes. "For any vegetarian out there, indulge in paneer, rice, and chickpeas. Skip the nasty fake meat," he said. Rogan speaking about the compromised quality of heavily processed plant-based meats, called them "highly processed garbage" and said that its consumption raised health concerns. Watch: JD Vance And Tim Walz Clash On Policies In Civil Vice-Presidential Debate "If you want to embrace a vegetarian lifestyle, turn to Indian cuisine. It offers wonderful vegetarian options," he said. Vance, who calls himself a “meat and potatoes guy from Ohio", recalled one of his early cooking efforts. "I took a can of crescent rolls, topped it with raw broccoli, drizzled ranch dressing, and baked it for 45 minutes," he added. He said that the outcome was "disgusting". He said that earlier he also faced problems in understanding how vegetarian meals appear. (With inputs from agencies)

Republican nominee JD Vance says 'Indian food better', calls lab meat 'disgusting'

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