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Neither Trump nor Biden deserves America's vote. And not for the reason you think - Vimarsana News

Neither Trump nor Biden deserves America's vote. And not for the reason you think

Trump is still ahead in polls but he shouldn’t be.

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Sunak faces Tory rebellion over 'plan to stitch up' candidate selection - Vimarsana News

Sunak faces Tory rebellion over 'plan to stitch up' candidate selection

Rishi Sunak is facing a revolt from the Right of his party over alleged plans to impose shortlists of parliamentary candidates on Tory associations.

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Letters to the Editor: How City Hall redistricting preserves the power of white, wealthy communities - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: How City Hall redistricting preserves the power of white, wealthy communities

The City Council's redistricting, driven by incumbent protection, leaves Los Angeles unable to draw political lines that truly reflect major demographic shifts.

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Rise in Cyber Threats and Use of Generative AI Subject of New Report from Canadian Centre for Cyber Security - Vimarsana News

Rise in Cyber Threats and Use of Generative AI Subject of New Report from Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security has released its 2023 update report on Cyber Threats to Canada's Democr...

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Cyber spy agency warns foreign adversaries could 'weaponize' AI to influence next federal election | World News - Vimarsana News

Cyber spy agency warns foreign adversaries could 'weaponize' AI to influence next federal election | World News

Canada’s cybersecurity intelligence agency has warned that foreign adversaries and hacktivists could “weaponize” artificial intelligence in an attempt to influence Federal elections in the country scheduled for late 2025. | World News