Ringing in 2024 with reflections and aspirations of Causes.com.
Welcome to Wednesday, January 3rd, Causes Community...
** Ringing in 2024 with reflections and aspirations of Causes.com.
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As we close 2023, a year just as eventful and unpredictable as the last, it's crucial to recognize how you, our dedicated users, have driven meaningful change.
In these times of change, we recognize the weight of your concerns, fears, and frustrations. We hear you. That's why we're thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of Causes V2 in 2024. This isn't just an update; it's a revolution in how we engage, influence, and connect.
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** Maine joins Colorado, disqualifies Trump from 2024 ballot
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Maine joined Colorado in barring Donald Trump from its primary election ballot after its top election official ruled that the former president's efforts to remain in power in 2021 make him ineligible for office.
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** The latest: Hamas senior killed in blast
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An explosion in Beirut killed Hamas deputy leader Saleh al-Arouri. Hamas confirmed that he, along with three others, were killed in the blast at the Hamas office in Dahiyeh. Al-Arouri was deputy head of Hamas’ political bureau and was deeply involved in military affairs.
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** What to expect: Jeffrey Epstein names to be released
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The list of people associated with Jeffrey Epstein is anticipated to be made public in the upcoming days, shining a new light on the sex-trafficking scandal revolving around Epstein and his associate, Ghislaine Maxwell.
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** Harvard head resigns, plagiarism and antisemitism controversy
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On Tuesday, Harvard University President Claudine Gay announced that she would resign from the position following allegations that she plagiarized parts of her published works, along with scrutiny after a controversial Congress appearance last month revolving around the school's handling of antisemitism on campus in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.
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** And, in the end...
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It's National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day. Will you celebrate with some chocolate, or are you over the holiday sweets?
—Jamie Epstein
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