"I am launching an investigation into Google - the biggest search engine in America - for censoring conservative speech during the most consequential election in our nation’s history," he wrote on his X page. 

"We have reason to believe that Google is manipulating their search results to deemphasize information about the Trump campaign prior to Election Day," Bailey told Fox Business.

"Our plurinational State of Bolivia takes a fundamental step towards joining BRICS, having been informed of the acceptance by the member countries to be an associate state," the country's president Luis Arce wrote on his X page. 

"The Post endorses Donald Trump for president — the clear choice for a better future," says the publication of the newspaper on behalf of its editorial board.

"If she wins, Harris will not only co-opt Bidenism but accelerate the progressive hurricane ripping through the fabric of American society," the newspaper argues.

"I want to say that this is our sovereign decision, if we will implement some provisions or not; where, how, whether we need it, or we will be engaged, for example, only in conducting some drills, preparing, transferring some experience – this is our own business. Just like how we are told all the time that this is a matter for Ukraine, how it will ensure its security - with NATO, without NATO," Putin said in an interview with the Russian media.

"Turkish partners have repeatedly approached Russia with proposals for initiatives," Putin told Russian media, noting that "when Russia agrees to consider initiatives on Ukraine, Kiev refuses them, it happened twice."

“They are up to their ears in a losing war, they are losing the war right now. These countries have not lost since World War II — most of them, of course, because Germany lost — most of them won, they were on the winning side in World War II. And now they are faced with a completely new feeling — they are losing the war right now,” Hungarian PM Viktor Orban said.

“We were asleep when the strikes on neighboring houses began. There was shelling. We didn't know what to do.  We were inside the house during the bombing,” Ahmed Salim, a Palestinian boy, told Sputnik.

“They took us to the Kamal Adwan Hospital, made us sit on the ground, and held us there. They had weapons and tanks. Many of my brothers, sisters, and cousins were injured in this hospital. They were shooting at us with guns and tanks; we were under siege. We were beaten a lot. I walked here on foot,” the boy said.

“There was fear and death everywhere… There were tanks all along the way. They kicked up so much dust that we couldn't see each other. We were so tired that we nearly died. Many were arrested — husbands, sons, sons-in-law, neighbors, relatives. All the boys”, Awis added.