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  • Opinion Editorial: How the invention of Nuclear energy and armaments affect the world
    The Invention of nuclear energy has sparked many to believe it is a clean energy source. However, toxic waste released by it gives reason to believe it isn’t all that safe. Nuclear weapons are also debated into whether countries should have them. The following is an editorial expressing opinions on this subject.
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  • Window To An Opinion: Election Fraud
    Window News does not endorse any political party and THIS IS NOT NEWS BUT OPINION. To watch the episode search up Window News in your podcast player. U.S. Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said on Wednesday that Russia and Iran have both tried to interfere with the 2020 presidential election. "We have confirmed that some voter registration information has been obtained by Iran, and separately, by Russia," Ratcliffe said during a hastily arranged news conference. "We have already seen Iran sending spoofed emails designed to intimidate voters, incite social unrest and damage president Trump."
    Ratcliffe was referring to emails sent Wedensday and designed to look like they came from the pro-Trump Proud Boys group, according to government sources.
    U.S. intelligence agencies previously warned that Iran might interfere to hurt Trump and that Russia was trying to help him in the election.
    Outside experts said that if Ratcliffe was correct, Iran would be trying to make Trump look bad by calling attention to support and threats by the sometimes violent group.
    The emails are under investigation, and one intelligence source said it was still unclear who was behind them.
    Some of those emails also contained a video, debunked by experts, that purported to show how fake ballots could be submitted. Ratcliffe said that claim was false.
    Most voter registration information is public.
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  • Biden was not Briefed? The Vatican in Controversy. Mexico Expelled DEA Officials. Today’s News.
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    Live from Window News I am Ivan
    According to several sources the Trump Administration and their top officials in charge of the operation Warp Speed have not briefed anyone on the Biden transition team over how the planning and distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine is going to take place. When challenged on this, the White House spokesperson Brian Morgenstern stated that all plans were publicly available.
    The number of Coronavirus cases around the world have now almost reached 57,000,000. In the United States the total number of Coronavirus cases are 11.6 million. It has now reached its peak with normal days of Covid increasing by 60% and deaths by 24% The states with the most cases are Texas, California, and Florida and with the most deaths: New York, Texas, and California. Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccine is waiting for approval by the CDC and will start distribution as soon as December. This however doesn’t mean people will get it. It will be out to the general public sometime in April.
    The Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday that he did not threaten to expel United States officials from the DEA out of Mexico. This came after the arrest conducted by United States officials of Salvador Cienfuegos on counts of corruption and bribery. Several media outlets in Mexico have stated that Mexico did expel them. Window News can confirm, from various internal sources, that Mexico expelled the DEA officials.
    The World Health Organization reiterated the fact that traveling during the pandemic is dangerous and that holidays this years cannot be celebrated the same where places are at critical point. The CDC describe something similar saying that Thanksgiving in the United States, which is this Thursday, November 26 shall not have more than a few people.
    The long awaited report by Australian officials was published today and had some striking news. In the report, Australian forces killed 39 Afghan civilians and prisoners unlawfully. The Defense force general Campbell said it was "possibly the most disgraceful episode in Australia's military history."
    The Vatican is now in Hot Water after a report alleging cardinal Mcarrick abusing seminarians and students. Pope Francis published the findings in a 500 page report and said it was a disgrace. The Vatican is also looking for an explanation after the Pope’s official instagram account somehow liked a photo of a Brazilian Model. The catholic daily newspaper La Croix stated, “The pope is not like Donald Trump, he’s not sitting around using a phone or computer to tweet all day long.” Both of these topics have caused controversy.
    Window News is proud to announce a new series in the Window News Podcast called Window to an Opinion, where I am going to say thoughts on the latest developments of the News. Each episode will start off by saying that everything in the episode are NOT news, but rather opinion. It will clearly state in the title if whether the episode is Democratic leaned bias or Republican leaned bias. It will premier right here so please subscribe.
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  • New Zealand, Thailand protests, more news today
    In New Zealand, the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has just won a second term in office. Her party, the Liberal Labour Party won 49% of the votes compared to the conservative National Party winning 27%.
    Her popularity soared after she successfully tamed the coronavirus. Leaving only about 40 active cases of coronavirus in her country and now no longer requires people to wear masks or social distance.
    Many protest in Thailand after the force of police was used in another protest. Demonstrations on Friday were dispersed by law enforcement using water cannons. Following the use of force from the police, new protests yesterday occurred.
    The suspect responsible for the beheading of a teacher in France, the suspect shot by police, has now been identified as a Chechen teen. Him along with his grandfather, parents, his 17 year old brother, and 5 others were arrested for this gruesome act. The prosecutor also stated that he was asking students on more information of the teacher.
    The United States has charged Mexico’s ex-secretary on counts of corruption. Salvador Cienfuegos is facing multiple charges for utilizing his position to help the drug cartel H-2. He was receiving bribes in pay for his assistance. The H-2 is known for distributing heroin, marijuana, methamphetamines, and may other drugs. Cienfuegos can face up to life in prison.
    The Netherlands announced plans this week that it would allow doctors to kill children who are terminally ill. This decision would allow children below 13 to be killed with the consent of their parents. This is not supported by many people who think this is an inhumane way to end the life of children.
    A wedding that was going to take place in New York was going to have 10,000 people. Andrew Cuomo said that these acts will not be tolerated. He also stated that targeting coronavirus would be based on a block by block level. This after the counties of Orange, Rock-land, Queens, and Brooklyn contain small amounts of hot spots.
    A man in Singapore is accused of flying a drone up to 225 meters on air in a restricted zone. The Singapore police said the man was flying the drone in an unsafe and irresponsible way. More information will be disclosed later.
    Movie theaters in New York will be reopened. The limit capacity in theaters is only 25% and only a maximum of 50 people are allowed. The positivity rate is also supposed to be below 2% on the 14 day average.
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  • Kamala and Covid, The Post Censored? The News Today Thu Oct 15
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    The vice-presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, has cancelled campaign trips that were to be held in key states. This after two people tested positive for the coronavirus. She had planned to be in North Carolina on Thursday and in Pennsylvania on Saturday, but now these events are in limbo. A flight crew member and the senator’s communication director both tested positive.
    The Post has recently reported on an email that shows Vadym Pozharskyi, an advisor to the board of Burisma in Ukraine, showing signs of appreciation to Hunter Biden for introducing him to Joe Biden. In the email he said, “Dear Hunter, thank you for inviting me to DC and giving an opportunity to meet your father and spent [sic] some time together. It’s realty [sic] an honor and pleasure.” This was the year before Biden’s son pressured Ukrainian government officials to fire a prosecutor who was investigating the company Vadym was working. An earlier email was found asking Hunter how “you could use your influence” on the companies behalf. The authenticity of these controversial emails are not established. Twitter and facebook censored these reports from The Post and are now facing heated exchanges.
    Now to news in Europe, there is a second wave of coronavirus cases in the continent, record numbers of infections surge. Germany, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Italy are just some countries facing newly confirmed infections. President Macron imposed a 9p.m. curfew for some of France’s main cities. This as the United States cases struggle to maintain themselves. 44 states rising and in some, 50% rise in infections compared to the last two weeks.
    Northern Ireland has now imposed new restrictions to Covid-19 and are the tightest in all of the United Kingdom. These regulations are going to close schools, pubs and restaurants. This came after England’s three tier system started. A two week closer of schools will start and a 4 week shutdown of restaurants and pubs will also take effect.
    In South America, many of the forests continue to burn after a fire that started in September, evacuations were imposed but there is no sign of it ending.
    The brand new iPhone 12s are now announced and many want to get there hands on them. They now have 5g and ceramic shield, a new defense against shattering. 4 phones were released. The iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and the iPhone 12 Pro Max. They have new features like LIDAR for Argumented Reality and portrait mode at night. Night mode was expanded to the Ultra Wide and the selfie camera. More features were announced like the faster A14 bionic chip and the 2.5 times optical zoom. The event was not what Apple had planned though, internal sources show that they expected to release airtags and AirPods studio, but were delayed. The HomePod mini was also released, though.
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  • The book Rage is going to cause the electoral campaign race to heat up
    After some excerpts from the book were made public, President Donald Trump attacked Bob Woodward, who is the author of the book. Bob Woodward is one the most respected journalists who uncovered the Watergate Scandal along with Carl Bernstein. Woodward released a new book titled Rage, in it, he released some information where President Trump said he downplayed the coronavirus and decided to prevent panic. Rage also focused on some meetings where Trump visited Kim Jong Un. At the second Summit, after Kim Jong Un disagreed to dismantle the nuclear sites, Donald stated
    “Do you ever do more than send rockets into the air? We're going to the movies together. We're going to play a round of golf."
    In the letters the President of the United states received, Kim referred to him as “your excellency” and Donald Trump quoted,”Being with you was really amazing.”
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  • Presidential Candidate Joe Biden states Trump Doesn’t Feel the Economic Loss Due to The Pandemic
    On Friday, a report was released that showed the unemployment rates and job growth decreasing. The democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden responded by attacking president Donald Trump. "Bottom line, Mr. President, do your job. Get off your golf course and out of the sand bunker. Call the leaders together in the Oval Office, sit with them and make a deal. Make a deal that delivers for working Americans and eases their anxiety and pain."
    "It's almost like he doesn't care, he doesn't affect him because it doesn't affect him or his class of friends." As both candidates get ready for one of the most consequential campaign years in history, the United States labor department released a report that showed job growth slowing to 8.4% and nonfarm payrolls increasing 1.37 million, this is fewer than was in July but almost the same as was in August.
    President Trump and Joe Biden will face an election with the economy crippled and the coronavirus pandemic still strong. Questioning on how Trump took action on the pandemic will greatly influence the election.
    Another occasion that will affect the election was the controversial report that The Atlantic published, confirming the fact that Trump called US military soldiers “losers” and decided not to visit an American Cemetery calling it unimportant. This was confirmed by many news sources including the Associated Press.
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  • California Governor Called Wildfires a “Deadly Moment”, he insists residents to flee.
    Hundreds of wildfires have destroyed the Central and Northern parts of California. They have contributed to six deaths, and have greatly doubled in size, becoming one of the largest wildfire seasons in the history of California. The significant land that has been destroyed is now greatly immense and now is bigger than the State of Rhode Island. Devastation everywhere, 500 homes and other structural points have been burned by the fire. 43 firefighters and civilians have been injured. California Governor Gavin Newsom has said 560 fires were being fought by many crews. He still keeps insisting that it is not enough.
    Many cities of California have experienced0 haze and dark smoke because of the fires.
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  • The United States loses bid on Iran arms embargo as Putin pushes to avoid a nuclear deal showdown
    The United States loses bid on Iran Arms Embargo this as Putin pushes to avoid a nuclear deal showdown
    The United States of America lost a bid on Friday to extend a United Nations arms embargo that would’ve been imposed on Iran, this as Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a convention summit with world leaders to avoid the United States to trigger a return of sanctions to Tehran, Iran. In a vote with world leaders the United Nations voted the following: Russia and China opposed extending the weapon ban while eleven members abstained. Only two, the Dominican Republic and the United States, voted in favor. The arms embargo is expected to expire in October under a 2015 nuclear deal. The fact that the United States could not extend the arms embargo could mean that they would have to trigger all sanctions to Iran using a provision in the nuclear deal, something that would be much more severe to Iran than the embargo. Putin proposed a video summit with world leaders to try to avoid further “confrontation and escalation” over Iran. Russia, ally to Iran, remained fully committed to the nuclear deal
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  • Massive explosion blasts Beirut, killing at least 25 and thousands of injuries.
    The capital of Lebanon, Beirut had a massive explosion near the center of the city, killing at least 25 people and injuring at least 2,500. It also sent extreme, immense shockwaves across the capital and the rest of the neighboring cities, causing windows to shatter and broken glass to fall. Another problem was that apartment balconies fell to the ground when the shaking took place. This is the most powerful explosion to hit Beirut in years, causing many of the residents to think that this was an earthquake. Many of the people right now are looking if everyone is fine and trying to find what they can of the remainings. Lebanon’s interior minister states that initial information indicated that what went off was highly explosive material, that had been seized a long time ago, it has been stored for a long time and blew up. Others suggest that this was an industry error. The broadcaster Mayadeen says that what went off were tonnes of nitrate. Footage of the explosion shows multiple columns of smoke rising and then an enormous blast that made white smoke and a fireball. The footage is seen going backwards because the people filming the incident were pushed backwards. At least 10 people were taken to the hospital and hundreds more were injured. The Lebanese president called for an emergency meeting of the country’s Supreme Defense Council. Prime Minister Hassan Diab called for a day of mourning on Wednesday. It is still unclear what set the explosion. The governor of Beirut had said in a statement that a team of firefighters were near the scene and had disappeared when the explosion took place. France says that they are ready to help the Lebanese president if anything is needed to help the overwhelming hospitals. There have been many bombings in Lebanese since 2007 according to news agency Reuters.
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