21 September (Index Treasure) Voter registration is hitting records as Election Day nears. This is especially true among young, first-time voters. On Tuesday’s National Voter Registration Day, over 150,000 people registered through Vote.org. It was the most the organization has ever seen on that day. The organization registered 279,400 voters in all of last year. Last week, over 400,000 people clicked a link on Instagram. It was posted by pop star Taylor Swift. The link directed them to their state’s voter registration site. Swift said she would vote for the…
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Why Trump Ditched A Debate Rematch – For Now
13 – September (Index Treasure) Donald Trump’s refusal to debate Kamala Harris is a big moment in the 2024 campaign. It shows a vulnerability in his TV-fame-based political career. The ex-president said he doesn’t need a rematch. He won Tuesday’s debate, despite bad reviews. A vice president outperformed a former reality star. “Because we’ve done two debates and because they were successful, there will be no third debate. “It’s too late anyway, the voting’s already begun,” Trump said during a wild campaign speech in Arizona on Thursday. He also referred…
Read More650-Foot Mega-Tsunami: Scientists Uncover 9-Day Earth Shake
13- September (Index Treasure) A melting glacier caused a huge landslide. It triggered a 650-foot mega-tsunami in Greenland last September. Then came something inexplicable: a mysterious vibration that shook the planet for nine days. In the past year, dozens of scientists worldwide have tried to find out what this signal was. A new study in the journal Science has an answer. It warns that the Arctic is entering “uncharted waters” as humans warm the planet. Some seismologists thought their instruments were broken. In September, they began to pick up vibrations…
Read MoreJohnny Gaudreau’s Widow Announces Third Pregnancy At Funeral
9 September (index treasure) – On Monday, St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church in Media, PA, held a memorial for Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau. Many NHL players attended to honor the brothers. They included Sean Monahan, Kevin Hayes, Seth Jones, Cole Caufield, Jack Eichel, and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. Their caskets, covered with white cloths and golden crosses, were placed at the front of the church. The brothers died on August 29. They were hit by a suspected drunk driver while biking in New Jersey. This tragic event occurred just hours…
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