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Trump Calls Press Conference To Challenge Harris To Debates

Newsletter Aug 9, 2024 Quick Six Trump calls press conference to challenge Harris to debates Donald Trump used a hastily called press conference Thursday at Mar-a-Lago to attack Vice President Kamala

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Musk's misinformation gets 1.2B views on X

False or misleading US election claims posted on X by Elon Musk have amassed nearly 1.2 billion views this year, a watchdog said Thursday, highlighting the billionaire's potential influence on the highly polarized White House race. Ahead of the November election, researchers have flagged X, a hotbed of political misinformation, and Musk, who bought the platform in 2022 and is a vocal backer of Donald Trump, appears to be swaying voters by spreading falsehoods on his personal account.

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Costco cracking down on non-members

Costco Wholesale will be installing membership scanners at the entrances of all its stores to prevent non-members from entering the private retail club. The retailer announced that soon, members will no longer need to flash their cards at Costco employees but will simply scan them at turnstiles as they enter the store. Costco, through its customer service page, announced that these changes along with other non-member restrictions will be implemented over the coming months.

SEE WHY COSTCO IS CRACKING DOWN ON NON-MEMBERS


Study says air travel has never been safer

Flying can be a nerve-wracking experience for many people, but a new study finds commercial air travel keeps getting safer, with the risk of death halving every decade. The fatality rate fell to 1 per every 13.7 million passenger boardings globally in the 2018-2022 period, a major improvement from 1 per 7.9 million boardings in 2008-2017, according to an MIT study. It's also a far cry from early commercial air travel: fatalities per passenger were 1 per 350,000 boardings in 1968-1977.

HOW MOORE'S LAW APPLIES TO THE ADVANCES IN AIR SAFETY


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Thursday's answer: One of the first and best-known examples of product placement in movies came in the 1982 classic "E.T." Sales of Reese's Pieces increased 60% after they were featured in the film. 

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