Mogadishu (HOL) — The European Union transferred military vehicles and equipment to Somalia's government on Tuesday.

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn (HOL) — Somali-American Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has won her fourth term in Minnesota’s 5th District, comfortably defeating Republican Dalia Al-Aqidi in a race that drew national attention for its sharp ideological divides. With 89% of precincts reporting, Omar captured 76.4% of the vote in the deeply blue district that includes Minneapolis, a city central to recent national debates on racial justice and police reform.

The Republicans have managed to flip one seat in the Senate and two seats in the House, according to an AP projection Read Full Article at RT.com

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The currency spiked to nearly $75,000 on the Binance platform as the former US president has promised to be more crypto-friendly Read Full Article at RT.com

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SINGAPORE — An Indonesian maid was charged on Nov 6 with causing grievous hurt by performing a rash act in an accident in River Valley that killed a four-year-old girl. Lilyana Eva, 32, is accused of committing the offence shortly before 5pm on Jan 23. According to court documents, she allegedly failed to ensure the safety of Zara Mei Orlic that day by bringing her to cross a road at an unsignalised junction without holding on to the child. As a result, the girl ran across the road and suffered serious injuries after a car struck her. She died later that day. On July 12, in Coroner Eddy Tham's findings into Zara's death, he said the Australian girl was on her way home from pre-school with Lilyana. Zara had walked a short distance ahead of the maid, who was carrying school bags and was holding the hand of Zara's two-year-old sister. Zara ran across Institution Hill in River Valley and did not notice an oncoming car from her left. Coroner Tham said the girl, who was just 1m tall, was completely obscured by a stationary vehicle nearby.

He's served up a storm of victories this year — but his next dish will be quite different. National kitefoiler Maximilian Maeder will be working at a curry puff stall as he had promised if he won at the 2024 World Sailing Awards. The 18-year-old clinched the inaugural Young World Sailor of the Year award on Tuesday (Nov 5). Maeder received the award from Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong at a ceremony at Chijmes Hall. «I'm a man of my word,» he said. «I'll be there as early as I can, and as long as I can,» he said. Maeder, who loves the snack, added that he plans to work at Soon Soon Huat Curry Puff in Katong on Thursday. «They have some very, very good curry puffs and I've enjoyed it every time I'm there so I had to pick that one.» He was not able to procure a food hygiene certificate in time to make the curry puffs himself, but Maeder will be serving the snacks to customers.

Three men were caught brawling at an undisclosed HDB estate, with one man ending up in the rubbish bin. A 47-second video was uploaded on Tuesday (Nov 5) to Singapore Road Accident's Facebook page. A man in a black shirt was seen being lifted by the pair of men and pushed into the rubbish bin.  In a separate clip, the man in black was seen acting aggressively towards the duo, throwing punches and kicking the man in white. The man in blue attempted to break up the fight. Speaking to AsiaOne, the police confirmed that a report was lodged and that investigations are ongoing.

Christina Applegate didn't let her struggle with multiple sclerosis (MS) stop her from voting in Tuesday's presidential election.

Liberals bemoaned the New York Times' election needle, which has predicted a win for Donald Trump over Kamala Harris.

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The former prime minister was told off for holding up his memoir and plugging it just minutes into the live panel coverage on 'America Decides: US Presidential Election'

During an event in Canberra, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated that the United States is anticipated to embrace a more inward-looking approach, regardless of who wins the upcoming presidential election. He highlighted a growing trend of the US becoming more cautious about its global commitments, suggesting this pattern will likely persist.

So far, Trump is receiving 51.6% of the state's popular vote, with his Democratic rival Kamala Harris receiving 46.9%

According to Hakan Fidan, the US is discussing withdrawing troops from the Baghdad-controlled area of Iraq in 2025 and from Iraqi Kurdistan in 2026

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Republicans currently hold 49 senate seats, while Democrats, together with independent candidates, have 51

In Michigan (15 electoral votes), Donald Trump leads with 51.1% of the vote, while Kamala Harris has 47.16%

India's Parliament is gearing up for a potentially turbulent winter session, scheduled from November 25th to December 20th, with contentious bills like the Waqf (Amendment) Bill and a 'one nation, one election' legislation on the agenda. The session coincides with the 75th anniversary of India's Constitution.

The Waqf Board's claim on the historic Bidar Fort, a protected monument under ASI custody for over 70 years, has shocked officials. A 2005 notification listed the fort as Waqf property, despite its protected status since 1951. The Board also claims two Bidar villages, raising concerns among farmers and prompting calls for clarification.

Hindu saints in Prayagraj have voiced their support for the Akhil Bharatiya Akhara Parishad's proposal to ban non-Hindu vendors from the Maha Kumbh mela area. They argue that the event is deeply rooted in Hindu traditions and allowing non-believers to profit from it is inappropriate. The saints threatened to boycott the event if their demands are not met.

The Dawoodi Bohra community, in a deposition before a parliamentary committee, argued against being included under the purview of any waqf board, including the separate board proposed for Bohras and Agakhanis in the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024. Citing their unique structure and beliefs, the community asserted that their affairs do not necessitate external regulation.

Karnataka's Excise Minister RB Timmapur is facing accusations of demanding a ₹16 crore bribe from excise officials. The Karnataka Wine Merchants' Association alleges widespread bribery and money laundering within the minister's office, prompting calls for his resignation. Timmapur denies the allegations, calling them baseless and politically motivated.

Two drunk women crashed the same SUV into the same parked car in the same motel parking lot in Prince George, B.C., last week, according to police.

Two parents filed a lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court last week seeking damages from their former nanny, alleging she quit on short notice and «never said goodbye to the children.»

Depending on how the results shake out south of the border, Americans might start looking up how to move to Canada. A government department spokesperson says Canada.ca is designed to accommodate high traffic volumes.

The wind was a «major factor» in a caught-on-camera crash on the Trans-Canada Highway in B.C. on Monday, according to authorities.

Canadians from coast to coast are gathering with a mixture of excitement and anxiety to watch the U.S. election results.