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A final push as candidates head into the last weekend before election day. Kyrie Irving suspended. Pink slips today at Twitter. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Legislative steps we're taught in civics class are only a small part of what it takes for a bill to become a law. The process of strategy negotiations and long-term thinking for future industries is complex. In addition to balancing huge agendas, lawmakers and their teams have to navigate a complex regulatory environment, all while paying attention to polling data. According to a recent study by the Crypto Council for Innovation, those who own crypto will vote for candidates who support crypto.
"Money Reimagined" hosts Michael Casey and Sheila Warren speak with Alex Sternhell, founder of Sternhell Group, and Brett Quick, head of government affairs for North America at the Crypto Council, to discuss the importance of crypto in this legislative season and the upcoming midterm elections.
See also: A Quarter of Americans Say Inflation, Economy Woes Sparking Interest in Crypto, Poll Finds
A Majority of US Voters Want More Crypto Regulation, Poll Shows
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A surprise peace agreement should permit desperately needed humanitarian relief for millions in the region of Tigray—but there are reasons to doubt the grinding conflict is at an end. Britain has a problem that other rich countries do not: its over-50s are flooding out of the labour market. And our correspondent attends an unexpectedly tame “crypto rave”.
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The news to know for Friday, November 4, 2022!
What early voting numbers tell us about voter turnout so far in this year’s midterms, and as Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband is released from the hospital, there’s a new detail about his alleged attacker.
Also: the CDC released new guidelines for how and when doctors should prescribe painkillers.
Plus: what to know about first-time homebuyers right now, what to remember about our clocks changing this weekend, and what to expect from Netflix with ads now that it’s available …
Those stories and more news to know in around 10 minutes!
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President Donald Trump’s greatest foreign policy achievement was the Abraham Accords advancing peace in the Middle East, says Gordon Sondland, who served as ambassador to the European Union under Trump.
"I think the strategy behind the Abraham Accords was you can't keep doing the same thing and expect a different result," Sondland says.
The Abraham Accords is the formal term for agreements to normalize relations between Israel and its Arab neighbors, including the United Arab Emirates and Morocco and later Sudan and Morocco. It is viewed as a historic victory for peace in the Middle East.
In his new book “The Envoy: Mastering the Art of Diplomacy with Trump and the World,” Sondland discusses Trump’s biggest diplomatic moves and what it was like working with the president behind closed doors.
Sondland joins this episode of “The Daily Signal Podcast” to talk about his book and his relationship with the former president.
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"The Hash" hosts discuss the latest news impacting the crypto industry, including Instagram's plans allow a select group of digital creators to mint and sell NFTs on its platform. Plus, crypto winter fallout continues as payment processing firm Stripe cuts over 1,000 jobs and NBA Top Shot creator Dapper Labs dramatically reduces its headcount.
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Payments Processor Stripe Cutting Over 1,000 Jobs
The Missing CryptoQueen Has Friends in (Very) High Places
Instagram Users Will Soon Be Able to Mint and Sell NFTs
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On the eve of the second anniversary of the outbreak of Ethiopia’s civil war, we take a close look at the genesis of the conflict between the central federal government and Tigrayan rebels, and assess the prospects for lasting peace after both sides agree a deal to end the fighting.