With just one day to go, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are closing out their historic campaigns.A new ad titled "It's the people that Make America Great" was unveiled Sunday, featuring Republicans, former Democrats, and independents all uniting behind Trump. "What will we do with this moment?" Trump asked. "How will we be remembered? Look at the opportunities before us." 'The people dreamed this country, and it's the people who are making America great again.'"This election really isn't about the left versus the right," former Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii said in the ad. "It's about we, the people, choosing our government and the choice between freedom versus tyranny."The ad also featured former Democrats like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his running mate, Nicole Shanahan, uniting behind Trump. "What is going on here is deeper than politics," Shanahan said. "It is deeply spiritual. We are being called to rise above the hatred and the fear and the evil."Republicans like Trump's running mate, JD Vance, and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy as well as Tesla founder and X CEO Elon Musk were also included in the ad. "We need to remember above and beyond that we must love our neighbors, that we must treat other people as we hope to be treated," Trump's running mate, JD Vance, said. "The people dreamed this country, and it's the people who are making America great again," Trump said.Trump has also delivered a disciplined closing message on the campaign trail, reminding voters of his economic and immigration policies and how they contrast with Harris'. Over the past few months leading up to the election, polls have consistently shown the economy and immigration to be top priorities for voters, who also trust Trump over Harris to handle those issues. Trump also spent his Sunday campaigning in three crucial swing states: Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia. As of this writing, Trump is ahead in all three of those battlegrounds by 0.3, 1.5, and 1.9 points respectively, according to RealClearPolling averages. Harris, on the other hand, spent her Sunday campaigning in Michigan. In addition to some economic proposals, Harris largely focused her closing pitch on issues like "reproductive freedom," legalizing recreational marijuana, and reminding voters of her middle-class background.Notably, Harris' most significant lead across the seven swing states is in Michigan, where she leads Trump by an average of 1.2 points. Harris is also ahead by an average of 0.4 points in Wisconsin, although Trump leads in the remaining battlegrounds and has an edge nationally. This is still anyone's race. All the polls are within the margin of error, implying this race is essentially deadlocked. Trump has made significant gains with crucial voting blocs this cycle, but most pundits are still calling this race a coin toss. Heading into the home stretch, Harris is making multiple pit stops in Pennsylvania, arguably the most important swing state given its 19 electoral votes. She will be joined by celebrities like Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and Oprah Winfrey. Trump will also be stopping in Pennsylvania as well as North Carolina and Michigan. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Is China spying on us? Is the U.S. government making it easier for the Chinese to spy on us? The answer is obviously yes, but there’s been a convergence of the two countries eavesdropping on Americans. Ever since the horrific events of September 11, 2001 (and some years before that, to a lesser extent), surveillance by our government has been the new normal for Americans. However, it is now coming to light that the surveillance apparatus may make it easier for our enemies to spy on us, too. JD Vance brought up this issue in a recent conversation on "The Tim Dillon Show," during which he critiqued big government and surveillance and discussed threats to national security. He mentioned a recent Chinese cyberattack, which shed light on this issue. According to the original report from the Wall Street Journal, China recently hacked U.S. service providers, notably including AT&T and Verizon, using America's “wiretap” infrastructure. JD Vance cited this article and criticized the surveillance network that made this cyberattack possible. He said, “We’re creating a back door in our own technology networks that our enemies are now using.” He explained, “My understanding is that part of the infrastructure that they hacked into was built on top of surveillance systems that were implemented in 2001 — Patriot Act-style stuff.” The Patriot Act, according to another report on this interview, aimed to “enhance national security by expanding the surveillance and investigative powers of U.S. law enforcement agencies. Key provisions included increased authority for monitoring phone, email, and financial records, improved information-sharing between government agencies, and broader powers.” This law was enacted in the wake of the horror of 9/11, but its intended purpose has been corrupted in the continued expansion and application of its provisions. However, this is only one of several laws that have created the back door that our adversaries exploit. For instance, the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act was enacted in 1994 to “require that telecommunications carriers and manufacturers of telecommunications equipment design their equipment, facilities, and services to ensure that they have the necessary surveillance capabilities to comply with legal requests for information.” Simply put, service providers need to design their systems in a way that allows for government surveillance. Or, even more simply, it requires a "back door." “Back doors,” as the president of Signal, Meredith Whittaker, wrote, are inherently flawed: “There's no way to build a back door that only the ‘good guys’ can use.” Vance brought two important issues into the conversation in light of this recent national security breach: the tyranny of bloated government and the threats to national security. The government created a surveillance apparatus and has continued to encroach on Americans’ privacy, yet our adversaries are now exploiting this same vulnerability. Earlier in the conversation, Vance brought up the sharp contrast between what the government cares about and what matters to everyday Americans. Vance sarcastically remarked: “I want to speak from the heart here, to my fellow Americans, who are really worried that a CIA bureaucrat making $190,000 a year might have to find a job in the private sector. I recognize that that is the biggest crisis facing my fellow Americans, not that they can’t afford groceries and housing.” He added, “In Kamala Harris’ defense: Yes, she’s made it harder for Americans to afford housing, but that’s been in the service so the CIA can more easily spy on our fellow Americans.” Sounds like a lose-lose situation.

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Paradox recently confirmed that the popular Cities Skylines 2 ‘Traffic’ mod had been updated with a malicious file. This file was not added to the mod by the mod’s creator, and the CS2 publisher quickly pushed a new, safe version that removed the suspect file. Now, Paradox provides a new statement, explaining that the file may have targeted the cryptocurrency wallets of any exposed Cities Skylines 2 players. The publisher reiterates that the file should be considered harmful and removed from your PC if it is present. Continue reading Hacked Cities Skylines 2 mod may target players’ crypto wallets, Paradox says MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Cities Skylines 2 review, Cities Skylines 2 roads, Cities Skylines 2 maps

If there's one game I can't stop telling people about, it's Supervive. While I'm caught up in yet another League of Legends flurry in the wake of an outstanding Worlds 2024 finale, Riot's MOBA is beginning to wind down for the year. Theorycaft's colorful multiplayer brawler, however, is starting to ramp up. We've been waiting for the Supervive beta test dates for months now, and now that we have them, the rest of the month is looking so much better. Continue reading Highly-anticipated Supervive beta has been brought forward, and it’s here soon MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MOBAs, Best battle royale games, Best multiplayer games

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