Trump crossed the threshold of victory with 277 votes and declared himself elected

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Editor : Li Enzhen / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2024/11/06/a103927502.html / Image : On 6 November 2024, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump spoke at an election night event held at the West Palm Beach Convention Center in Florida. (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images)

In the early morning of 6 November 2024, local time, the Republican candidate and former President Trump (Donald Trump) finally broke through the threshold of 270 electoral votes and won over his opponent, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Afterwards, Trump gave a speech to supporters and declared himself elected.

According to Fox News, Trump won 277 electoral votes on 5 November with 10 votes from Wisconsin, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in advance, confirming his election as the US president, returning to the White House, and becoming the oldest president in U.S. history to take office.

The US Capitol Hill reported that Trump won his second term. Previously, statistics from the US media showed that Trump was ahead of his opponent Kamala Harris and had won several key swing states.

Fox also announced that Trump won Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania has 19 electoral votes and is a must-fight place for the Republican and Democratic parties in the U.S. election.

On the 6th, Trump appeared at Mar-a-Lago in Florida. He expressed his gratitude to his supporters, saying: "I want to thank the American people for giving me the extraordinary honor of being elected as your 47th and 45th president."

In the early morning of Wednesday (6 November 2024), Cedric Richmond, co-chairman of Harris' campaign team, announced that Kamala would not speak to supporters at Howard University tonight, but he emphasized that the campaign team has not given up the election with Trump.

Richmond said: "There are still votes to be counted. We still have some states where the votes have not been counted. We will continue to fight all night to ensure that every vote is counted."

"So, you won't hear from the vice president tonight but you will hear from her tomorrow."

The vice president's office confirmed shortly afterwards that Kamala would not make another public appearance tonight.

Richmond said that Kamala would return to Howard University tomorrow, "not only to speak to her supporters, but also to the nation."

See also updates: https://www.ntd.com/trump-wins-2024-presidential-election_1027187.html, https://edition.cnn.com/politics/live-news/election-trump-harris-11-06-24/index.html, https://www.ntd.com/calls-grow-for-jack-smith-local-prosecutors-to-end-trump-cases_1027305.html, https://www.channelnewsasia.com/world/us-election-world-leaders-pledge-work-trump-4730291, https://www.newsmax.com/politics/donald-trump-republican-popular-vote/2024/11/06/id/1186948/?ns_mail_uid=b3ec8ca8-eb50-4e71-ac8f-934c630c31f3&ns_mail_job=DM706807_11062024&s=acs&dkt_nbr=010502qm37ay

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Suvarnabhumi and five other Thai airports begin biometric check-in from 1 November 2024

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The Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) with facial recognition technology for passenger identification will be available for domestic passengers from November 1, 2024 and international passengers from December 1, 2024, in time for the Christmas and New Year holidays.

Mr. Keerati Kijmanawat, Chief Executive Officer of Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT), explained that the biometric system has been developed and tested to increase passenger convenience, speed up processes and reduce waiting times at key service points at six airports managed by AOT: Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang, Chiang Mai, Mae Fah Luang, Phuket, and Hat Yai.

Passengers who wish to use the biometric system can register their identity at check-in in two ways:

Check-in at airline counters: Passengers inform airline staff that they are registering their facial data using boarding pass scanners. The system stores facial recognition data and travel documents as tokens.

Self-service kiosks: After checking in, passengers select their airline, scan the barcode on their boarding pass, insert their passport or ID card and complete the process by scanning their face. The system stores the same tokenized data.

Once registered, passengers can use the biometric system to check in their baggage, pass through security and board their flights without showing their passport or boarding pass. Consent to use biometric data is only valid for a single journey and the entire process takes just 1-2 minutes.

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StayGate Pictures : Full moon in Suvarnabhumi

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Inflight Pictures : The new direction of plane-spotting at Miracle Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel

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A senior CCP official's daughter exposes Tim Walz is not a man of integrity

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The love story of Tim Walz was discovered! The daughter of a senior CCP official sheds tears as she reveals her secret love: He treats me like a prostitute

Reporter : Chen Chengliang / https://news.ltn.com.tw/news/world/breakingnews/4845600 / Image : Jenna Wang, now 59 years old. Photos of Wang before and now. (Picture taken from X platform @MarioNawfal)

U.S. Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has been involved in a love affair. The daughter of a senior Chinese Communist Party official recently revealed to the media that the two developed an underground love affair in China in 1989. Tim Walz once hinted at a marriage promise but eventually reneged on it, causing her to have thoughts of committing suicide. The exposure of this past incident may cast doubt on Walz's campaign.

Jenna Wang, now 59 years old, revealed in an exclusive interview with the British Daily Mail that in 1989, when she was 24 years old, she was teaching at the No. 8 Middle School in Foshan, Guangdong Province. She attended an English lecture and met the 25-year-old No. 1 student in Foshan, Tim Walz, who taught in high school. At that time, Walz took off her headphones and softly praised her as "very beautiful," and the two began a secret romance.

Jenna’s father, Bin Hui (transliteration), is a high-ranking cadre of the Chinese Communist Party and serves as the chairman of the Guilin Labour Union. In the conservative social atmosphere of the time, it was taboo to interact with Westerners, so the relationship between the two could not be made public.

"We couldn't hold hands or kiss in public," Jenna recalled, "which only made the relationship more intense when we were alone." The two often date in Walz's teacher dormitory, drinking tea and listening to George Michael's "Careless Whisper" as they develop an intimate relationship. Walz, who travels to Hong Kong or Macau on weekends, often brings back Western luxury goods such as jeans, Ray-Ban sunglasses and jewelry as gifts to Jenna.

This relationship continues to develop during Watts' return to the United States. Jenna said that Walz not only vividly describes life in Nebraska in the letter, but also asks her to send her passport photos to an address in the United States, implying that he would help her apply for a visa. "I believe we will get married and have a family," Jenna said.

However, after Walz returned to China in 1992, their relationship took a turn for the worse. During a trip to southern China, Walz's public intimacy made Jenna uneasy. When she asked about future plans on Hainan Island, Walz retorted that she just wanted a U.S. passport. "It made me feel insulted, like I was being treated like a whore," Jenna said. "I didn't give up my job to go to this cold place in Nebraska. I gave up my job to be with him."

The relationship eventually ends with Jenna leaving, and she once had thoughts of committing suicide. Walz married another teacher, Gwen Whipple, in 1994. The last time the two contacted each other was in 2009, when they exchanged brief updates on Facebook.

Jenna said that she chose to disclose this past incident at this time because Walz's repeated remarks on issues such as the Tiananmen Incident showed that his integrity was lacking. "At this critical moment, such a person does not appear to have the character required to hold one of the most important offices in the world," she said.

The Walz campaign has yet to respond to these accusations.

Image : Tim Walz and his wife Gwen. Gwen and Walz attended the Democratic National Convention on 22 August 2024. (Associated Press)

Vance: Trump's election makes China the No. 1 enemy, a strong NATO will protect Taiwan

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Reporter : Wang Duruo / Editor : Fang Xun / https://www.aboluowang.com/2024/1029/2122091.html

Shocking! Putin is not the enemy, but the CCP is? Vance made a major statement to strengthen NATO 

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Republican Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance has recently stated on many occasions that he regards the Chinese Communist Party as the primary threat, emphasizing the importance of defending Taiwan, and strengthening NATO but requiring allies to take more responsibility. This reflects the Republican camp's views on the current international situation and its response strategy.

Kiev Independent reported that Vance was asked about foreign policy on the Podcast "The Tim Dillon Show" hosted by American stand-up comedian Tim Dillon on the 26th. He said that compared with Ukraine, Taiwan is more important to the strategic interests of the United States: "Taiwan produces a large number of computer chips, which are the driving force of all economic growth. If the Chinese Communist Party takes over Taiwan, it will really be a bad thing for us."

Vance further elaborated on his views on NBC's "Meet the Press" program on the 27th. He said that if Trump is re-elected president, the United States will continue to stay in NATO, but at the same time require European allies, especially Germany, to assume more defense responsibilities. Vance said: "Trump wants NATO to be strong and wants us to stay in NATO. But he also wants NATO countries to really bear their share of the defense burden."

On the issue of Russia, Vance refused to call Putin an "enemy" and believed that Putin's cooperation was still needed to end the Ukrainian war. He emphasized that compared with Russia, the CCP is the biggest threat facing the United States.

Vance once expounded his views in a column in the New York Times, calling for an immediate end to the Russian-Ukrainian war, saying: "The Chinese Communist Party poses the greatest threat to the United States. Today, the United States is too "de-industrialized" to support a strong army to simultaneously confront Russia and deter the Chinese Communist Party."