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Wealthy Americans Plan to Leave Amid Election Fears Growing Concerns Over Political and Social Unrest A rising number of wealthy Americans are preparing to leave the country ahead of Tuesday’s election. Many express fears of political and social unrest, regardless of the election outcome. Immigration attorneys are noting this trend as they witness a surge in inquiries about second passports and long-term residencies abroad. Record Demand for International Migration Attorneys and advisors to family offices report unprecedented demand for assistance with international migration. Dominic Volek, head of private clients at Henley & Partners, stated that wealthy Americans now constitute the…

Summary CHISINAU, Nov 3 (Reuters) – Moldovans head to the polls on Sunday for a presidential runoff overshadowed by allegations of election meddling. This election carries significant implications, as it could enable Moscow to gain greater influence in a diplomatic battleground between Russia and the European Union. Pro-Western incumbent Maia Sandu, who has intensified the push for her southeast European nation to break away from Moscow’s sphere and join the EU, faces a challenge from Alexandr Stoianoglo. Stoianoglo, an ex-prosecutor general, has the backing of the pro-Russian Socialist Party. As the election approaches, concerns about foreign interference loom large, adding…

Summary NEW YORK, Nov 2 (Reuters) – Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on the “Saturday Night Live” TV comedy show, injecting energy into the U.S. presidential election just three days before her showdown with Republican Donald Trump. During her appearance, Harris teamed up with Maya Rudolph, who portrays her on the show, to deliver the catchy phrase, “Keep Calm-ala and carry on-ala.” The moment highlighted the playful tone of the segment and Harris’s willingness to engage with the audience. This marked Harris’s first time on “Saturday Night Live,” a platform that has featured numerous presidential candidates…

LONDON — On Saturday, Britain’s Conservative Party elected Kemi Badenoch as its new leader, aiming to recover from a significant election defeat that ended 14 years in power. Badenoch, the first Black woman to lead a major British political party, won against rival lawmaker Robert Jenrick in a vote among nearly 100,000 Conservative members. She received 53,806 votes compared to Jenrick’s 41,388. Prime Minister Keir Starmer congratulated Badenoch on X, stating, “The first Black leader of a Westminster party is a proud moment for our country. I look forward to working with you and your party in the interests of…

WASHINGTON — Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against CBS on Thursday, claiming the network aired a misleading interview with his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, during its “60 Minutes” program in early October. The lawsuit, submitted in federal court in the Northern District of Texas, contends that CBS presented two different responses from Harris to a question regarding the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. According to the complaint, the version aired on “60 Minutes” on October 6 omitted what the lawsuit describes as a “word salad” response from Harris about the Biden administration’s influence over Israel’s…

Inflation Update: September Figures Reflect Stability Inflation saw a slight increase in September, edging closer to the Federal Reserve’s target, according to a report released by the Commerce Department on Thursday. This update offers a snapshot of the current economic landscape as the Fed navigates its monetary policy. Monthly Inflation Figures The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index indicated a seasonally adjusted increase of 0.2% for the month of September. The 12-month inflation rate now stands at 2.1%, aligning with Dow Jones estimates. The Federal Reserve primarily uses the PCE reading as its key inflation gauge, although it also monitors…

ORLANDO, Fla. — The news surged through Treasure Island, Florida, akin to a third storm: Mayor Tyler Payne announced plans to leave the barrier island just a month after Hurricane Helene inundated thousands of homes along the Gulf Coast and two weeks after Hurricane Milton wreaked further havoc in the state. In a message to the residents of Treasure Island, Mayor Payne shared that both his home and his husband’s had suffered severe flooding and damage, rendering them beyond repair. He expressed that rebuilding was financially unfeasible for them. Alongside this decision, Payne also revealed his resignation from the mayoral…

Surrogacy Controversy in Chengdu Abandonment of a Surrogate In Chengdu, a 28-year-old woman serving as a surrogate found herself abandoned by her surrogacy agency. This incident sparked a wave of outrage on social media, leading health authorities to initiate an investigation into the matter. Legal Status of Surrogacy in China Surrogacy remains illegal in China. Last year, officials announced plans to enforce stricter measures against illegal activities involving assisted reproductive technologies. These actions include the sale or purchase of sperm and eggs, as well as surrogacy itself. China’s Declining Birth Rate China’s declining birth rate has raised alarms, especially after…

A list of 12 beautiful places to visit in Japan has been compiled for your next adventure. Kamikochi It was a no-brainer that Kamikochi would be at the top of this list. A beautiful mountainous area in the northern part of the Japanese Alps, Kamikochi is considered a nature lover’s dream. Sharp mountain peaks, striking blue lakes, and endless hiking trails for all fitness levels can be found there. Upon arrival, a small welcome area with snacks and drinks, as well as the famous Kappa Bridge (a beautiful red bridge), will be encountered. This serves as the starting point for…

Inside the chilly convention center, Walmart created a replica of one of its Supercenter stores, transforming the space into calculated chaos. In late August in Orlando, Florida, the retailer had flown in thousands of workers eager to take it all in. Dozens of lit-up Christmas trees and vibrant poinsettias adorned the space, alongside rows of Halloween candy and racks filled with knit dresses and cozy sweaters. A Minnie Mouse mascot danced in the toy section while inflatable ghosts and foxes bobbed above inflatable jack-o’-lanterns in a pumpkin patch. As they explored, Walmart workers savored samples of pulled pork, chips, Oreo…