A report making the claim in The Atlantic relied on the alleged testimony of two people who had a private talk with Trump at the White House in 2020.

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According to rumors, the enormous creatures have attacked multiple people in the last "few weeks."

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The image claimed a remake of the 1994 science-fiction film was coming to theaters in December.

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A Harris-backed "Progress 2028" project was allegedly created to mirror Project 2025, a conservative plan for a future Republican administration.

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The provincial government has interfered with free collective bargaining again—this time suspending the right to strike for education support workers at Edmonton Public Schools after they voted 97% in favour of job action.

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The Province is using the Alberta Labour Code to Hammer Down Already Struggling Workers - CUPE Alberta

The Alberta Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade is, again, using an obscure piece of the Alberta Labour Code to restrict the right of education support workers to take job action by imposing a Disputes Inquiry Board (DIB) on CUPE Local 3550.

^{jjohnson (CUPE Alberta)}

An old post allegedly showing the Tesla founder saying why he thinks Trump should not be president again resurfaced online in late October 2024.

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"If the United States were to undo its experiment with rampant inequality and return the distribution of income to the levels found in 1970, the housing crisis would disappear." - Blair Fix

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The American Housing Crisis: A Theft, Not a Shortage – Economics from the Top Down

I test if the US housing crisis could be solved by taking money from the rich and handing it too the poor. Spoilers ... it would work.

^{Blair Fix (Economics from the Top Down)}

Sérgio lives on the edge of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest – a crucial but often overlooked ecosystem compared to the Amazon. Like much of the land in Brazil, Sérgio’s property had once been cleared of trees to make space for cattle grazing. Realizing that he can make a difference, Sérgio decided to restore the forest in his own backyard.

Fast forward 10 years and Sérgio has planted more than 11,000 trees.
Thanks to the Ecosia community and our local partner, Instituto Espinaço, he hasn’t only restored his own land, but also brought life back to a small piece of Brazil’s forgotten forest.

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From grazing land to forest in 10 years

Living on the edge of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, Sérgio has made it his mission to restore it, starting in his own backyard. Ten years later, his hard work has paid off. Check out our latest video to see for yourself!

^{Ecosia (The Ecosia Blog)}

One social media post claimed the billionaire would fire the network's presidential debate moderators.

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"I think we’ve finally found our new marketing strategy," a McDonald's spokesperson allegedly said.

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