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Trump’s win: A campaign tailored for men

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1 year ago

November 7, 2024

President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign focused on winning over men, and early exit polls suggest it paid off, with Trump leading male voters by a 10-point margin.

While Kamala Harris found support among women, her overall numbers fell compared to Biden’s 2020 results, partly due to Trump’s inroads with Latino men.

Trump’s strategy included intense outreach to male voters through podcasts and interviews with influential media personalities like Joe Rogan, portraying himself as a strong leader ready to restore the nation.

A defining moment of his campaign came when he raised a bloodied fist after surviving an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, a stance that was widely praised for its resilience.

Trump’s appeal to young men, working-class men, and men of all races reflected a message that resonated, even amid inflation, wage stagnation, and challenges that male voters face.

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EU launches antitrust probe into Meta over WhatsApp AI policy

EU probes Meta’s WhatsApp AI chatbot policy for potential antitrust violations affecting third-party developers and competition.

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5 hours ago

December 5, 2025

Harvey Vargas

EU probes Meta’s WhatsApp AI chatbot policy for potential antitrust violations affecting third-party developers and competition.

The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into Meta over WhatsApp’s new AI chatbot policy. The inquiry examines whether the policy restricts third-party AI developers from accessing WhatsApp’s business tools, potentially breaching EU competition rules.

Meta updated its terms, effective January 2026, which have already barred new AI providers since October 15. The rules prohibit AI developers from using WhatsApp as their primary service, affecting a number of AI companies looking to integrate with the platform.

The EU’s competition commissioner is considering interim measures to ensure fair competition. If Meta is found in violation, it could face fines of up to 10% of its global annual revenue.

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China shows unprecedented naval power across East Asia

China ramps up naval operations in East Asia with over 90 vessels amid rising tensions with Japan and Taiwan.

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5 hours ago

December 5, 2025

Harvey Vargas

China ramps up naval operations in East Asia with over 90 vessels amid rising tensions with Japan and Taiwan.

China is deploying one of its largest naval and coast guard operations ever seen in East Asia, with more than 90 vessels active across key strategic waters. The scale of this display marks a sharp increase from previous years and is drawing global attention.

The heightened activity comes as tensions continue to rise between China and Japan after recent remarks linking Taiwan’s security to regional stability. While Beijing has not officially announced any major drills, the People’s Liberation Army is visibly operational throughout the region.

Taiwanese authorities say they remain vigilant and confident in their national security, while neighbouring countries closely assess whether this surge in Chinese vessels signals a shift in strategy. Analysts suggest the activity is significant but does not present an immediate threat.

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Putin meets Modi in New Delhi as global tensions rise

Putin’s New Delhi visit with Modi highlights shifting alliances amid geopolitical tensions and discussions on energy and peace in Ukraine.

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December 5, 2025

Harvey Vargas

Putin’s New Delhi visit with Modi highlights shifting alliances amid geopolitical tensions and discussions on energy and peace in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin has arrived in New Delhi for high-stakes talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking a major moment in global diplomacy. The meeting comes at a time of shifting alliances and heightened geopolitical friction.

India continues to walk a diplomatic tightrope—maintaining its long-standing ties with Russia while managing growing concerns over China’s expanding influence. Economic cooperation, energy trade, and shared strategic interests are expected to dominate discussions.

Putin’s visit signals Russia’s intention to rebuild international relationships, while Modi is likely to advocate for peace in Ukraine—despite India’s limited influence on the conflict.

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