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LOS ANGELES, CA – FEBRUARY 10: Eve attends the 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards at Staples Center on … [+]Getty Images for The Recording Academy It was once believed that rap and hip-hop would be a passing fad, yet those genres along with R&B have dominated the last decade of music, with people betting big on the future worth of nostalgia listening. Now hip-hop icon Eve is parting ways with her music catalog for an eight-figure deal, in the ballpark between $25 million and $50 million, according to Music Business Worldwide. As the value of music catalogs soars, artists like Eve…

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By Tyler Durden On Tuesday there was a mass shooting and large casualties in the Israeli city of Jaffa, in the south Tel Aviv area. A pair of gunmen went on a shooting rampage in or near a strain station on Jerusalem street, local media says. Several casualties were down at the scene, amid a huge police and emergency responder presence. Police are calling it a suspected terror attack. It occurred within hours before a large-scale Iranian ballistic missile attack on Tel Aviv. “Initial reports in Hebrew media indicate that there were at least two gunmen in the attack and…

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Elon Musk’s Tesla has announced the fifth recall of the new Cybertruck within a year of its release, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) officials announced. The electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer is recalling more than 27,000 Cybertrucks over a failure to comply with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) requirements for rear visibility, the NHTSA said on September 26.  Tesla alerted the administration to certain vehicles suffering from a delayed rearview camera display after shifting into reverse, “increasing the risk of crash.” The company will release an over-the-air (OTA) software update to fix the issue, with owner notification letters…

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Of the counter-terrorism work performed by Britain’s domestic intelligence agency MI5, three-quarters are “Islamic extremist”, the agency director said in a public threat briefing. The UK Security Service, best known as MI5, has worked with police to foil 43 “late-stage attack plots” since 2017, agency director Ken McCallum said on Tuesday. Making a rare public address, the top spy headlined his comments with remarks about counterterrorism work, but this important facet of intelligence work was roundly ignored by UK news headlines overnight, which focussed heavily instead on his comments on the “fevered imagination of Putin’s regime” and its efforts to “generate…

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On Friday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co.,” acting Labor Secretary Julie Su reacted to the decline in manufacturing jobs in the latest jobs report and the trend of declining manufacturing jobs in recent reports by stating that “we are now opening up manufacturing facilities in parts of the country where they have been closed in the last administration.” And “you have to build facilities before you can hire people to manufacture things in them” which takes time. Fox Business Correspondent Lydia Hu asked, “[O]ne area where we are not seeing job growth is manufacturing, and that…

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Vice President Kamala Harris had a beer with Late Show host Stephen Colbert on Tuesday evening. Meanwhile, inflation has soared under her watch, leaving Americans paying 16 percent more for beer than they did when Trump was in office. In an apparent effort to make Harris look more relatable, Colbert insisted on having a beer with her — a nod to the old adage that a politician is considered more likeable if one would enjoy having a beer with them. “Elections, I think, are won on vibes, because one of the old saws is — they just want somebody they can…

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The House approved a bill Wednesday night to prevent a government shutdown, punting a slew of tough spending fights to the end of the year. Speaker Mike Johnson once again relied heavily on Democrats to pass the measure, which would leave federal agencies with static budgets through Dec. 20, provide the embattled Secret Service with an additional $231 million and allow FEMA’s disaster relief fund to scrape by through hurricane season. The Senate is expected to pass the nearly three-month spending patch later Wednesday night, with members eager to leave Washington and campaign ahead of the Nov. 5 election. The…

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The Democratic National Committee is sending money to every state Democratic party in the country for the first time in its history to bolster down-ballot races in the final sprint toward November. The nearly $2.5 million investment — shared first with POLITICO — aims to help break Republican supermajorities in deep-red states and strengthen voter engagement efforts across the U.S. It’s part of a broader push for increased local support by the DNC, which says it’s increased state party funding by 25 percent during Jaime Harrison’s tenure as chair. “Money like this can really make or break state legislative district…

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President Trump has a record of saying outrageous, contradictory and untrue things. Fact-checkers have found thousands of falsehoods he has asserted about many issues, including the state of the economy, the threats posed by immigrants and his achievements as president.For example, he claimed falsely in his Sept. 10 debate with Vice President Kamala Harris that he had “saved” the Affordable Care Act when he was president, even though he spent most of his term in office trying to repeal the program, widely known as Obamacare. He continues to falsely claim the 2020 election was stolen. He regularly makes remarks that…

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The social media platform was shut down in the country for three weeks for failing to censor accounts spreading “disinformation” Social media platform X says it is moving to comply with demands issued by Brazil’s Supreme Court in the hope of reversing a nationwide ban ordered by the country’s top judge last month.For nearly three weeks, X has been inaccessible to Brazilian users. Using a VPN to access the site carries the threat of a fine of almost $9,000. That’s after Justice Alexandre de Moraes banned the platform for failing to censor accounts that “spread disinformation.” The platform’s owner Elon Musk,…

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