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Belousov is more than a Defense Minister, Putin appointed him the Anti-Corruption Czar over the Government – GS https://t.co/W5z18NOo4M pic.twitter.com/pgKo6HlIbw
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) July 2, 2024
Biden camp holds ‘difficult’ calls with donors; Trump seeks delay of criminal sentencing after immunity ruling – live The Guardian US
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While most politicians haven’t taken the platform seriously, the Reform UK leader is an astute content creator – and is reaping the benefits
Nigel Farage was born to be a TikTok star. He joined the platform in March 2022, announcing “it’s got to be done, it’s where it’s at” in a video that has been watched more than 600,000 times. He is still one of the first politicians to bother taking the platform seriously, and it is paying him vast dividends. The Guardian reported last week that Farage is outperforming all other UK parties and candidates on TikTok in terms of engagement and average views, according to data from 22 May to 17 June.
Farage has been prolific in his output since his election candidacy was announced. He posted several times a day for the first two weeks of his campaign, flooding the algorithm with short, characterful videos that resonate powerfully with his fanbase. The recipe to his success is clear: he’s willing to be opinionated, comical and – most compellingly in British politics – himself.
(NewsNation) — The lead investigator in Karen Read’s Massachusetts murder trial has been relieved of duty effective immediately, the Massachusetts State Police announced Monday.
MSP said Trooper Michael Proctor was transferred out of the detective unit of the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office after prosecutors failed to secure a conviction against Read, who was on trial for allegedly running over and killing her Boston police beau John O’Keefe in January 2022.
The announcement follows MSP’s previous decision to open an internal affairs investigation after getting information about “serious misconduct” that came out during his testimony in Read’s trial, MSP Col. John Mawn said in a statement.
Mawn said the investigation is ongoing.
While on the stand, Proctor acknowledged sending offensive texts about Read to friends, family and fellow troopers during the investigation. He apologized for the language he used but insisted they had no influence on the investigation.
Sean McDonough, a retired agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration, told NewsNation’s Brian Entin the decision was “long overdue.”
“The state police should have done this action well before this ever came to trial. They knew what was in his personal cellphone,” McDonough said on “Banfield.” “This case should have never come to trial, and they were warned to not bring this case to trial.”
NewsNation digital producer Katie Smith contributed to this report.
