Trump Media shares surge more than 30% as Trump wins presidential election
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Trump Media shares surge more than 30% as Trump wins presidential election

Top Stories Tamfitronics Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan on November 5, 2024.Kamil Krzaczynski | AFP | Getty ImagesShares in former President Donald Trump's media company pushed higher in early trading as NBC News results projected him winning the contentious presidential election.Trump Media & Technology Group were last up about 30%, paring gains from earlier in the premarket session that pushed shares up about 50% and above $51 a share.The stock extended its run overnight as Trump gained a solid Electoral College lead, and narrowed the path to victory for Vice President Kamala Harris. The stock, seen as a market proxy for the former president, rallied despite a surprise earnings statement after the bell that showed the company...
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Moment Emily Maitlis refers to Trump as ‘batsh**’ on live TV & is pulled off air… before co-host forced to apologise
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Moment Emily Maitlis refers to Trump as ‘batsh**’ on live TV & is pulled off air… before co-host forced to apologise

Top Stories Tamfitronics THIS is the moment Emily Maitlis referred to Donald Trump as 'bats****' on live TV - before she as pulled off air and her co-host was forced to apologise.Former Newsnight star Maitlis slammed the victorious Republican candidate while appearing on Channel 4's election show.3Emily Maitlis swore live on Channel 4Credit: Channel 43Co-host Krishnan Guru-Murthy was forced to apologiseCredit: Channel 4Maitlis said: "When Donald Trump talked about eating cats and dogs, half of America was just thinking: 'This is bats***'."Channel 4 anchor Krishnan Guru-Murthy interjected: "Stop swearing. I have to tell the guests off for swearing and then you do it."Maitlis replied: "I'm so sorry."Maitlis had been discussing a racist conspiracy theory about Haitian immigrants in Ohio eating locals' pets.Read More TVTrump had sparked outrage by bringing up the conspiracy in his presidential...
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Will Donald Trump be next US President? His chances in 4 strengths and 4 weaknesses
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Will Donald Trump be next US President? His chances in 4 strengths and 4 weaknesses

Politics tamfitronics Politics tamfitronics Donald Trump, the ultimate disruptor, continues to defy conventional politics, where his greatest strengths often double as his biggest weaknesses in shaping America’s political arenaread more(File) Republican presidential nominee and former US President Donald Trump. ReutersWe often talk about disruptors—those who shake up industries, revolutionise technology or redefine the rules. Donald Trump stands out as the ultimate disruptor in the political arena. Love him or loathe him, there’s no denying his impact on American politics. His approach has completely rewritten the traditional political playbook, attracting supporters and critics alike.Recently, Trump has been making waves with his speeches. His portrayal of America is stark, describing the nation as “broken,” “crooked,” and “occupied.” Unlike most candidates who project optimism, Trump paints a bleak picture of the very country he aspires to lead....
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‘Shut The F* Up!’: Middle-class Americans Are Tired Of Celebrity Endorsements As 65% Struggle With Rising Costs
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‘Shut The F* Up!’: Middle-class Americans Are Tired Of Celebrity Endorsements As 65% Struggle With Rising Costs

Politics tamfitronics In recent months, TikTok has transformed into a digital platform where Americans are unreservedly voicing their financial frustrations, creating a stark contrast with the well-meaning, yet seemingly detached, advice from millionaire celebrities on political matters. A video by TikTok user Mama_P08 has struck a powerful chord among middle-class Americans, as it candidly explores the challenges her family faces amid skyrocketing costs. "Financially, we cannot afford another four years like this," she says, detailing her family's efforts to stay afloat despite worsening financial strain.At one point, her frustration is unmistakable as she bluntly states, "Shut the f*** up about who we should vote for," capturing the growing disillusionment of countless Americans who feel unseen by wealthy public figures. The response to her video reflects the sentiment of thousands, laying bare the disconnect between the...
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