The Daily Populous

Monday October 26th, 2020 evening edition

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Republican South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham's prospects of retaining his seat are declining as he looks to stave off his better-funded Democratic challenger, Jaime Harrison, according to a recent election forecast.

According to The Economist's forecast for the race, Graham's chance of winning is 59 percent, dipping compared to his numbers in recent months.

Ignoring third party votes, it predicts Graham gaining 51 percent of the vote compared to 49 percent for Harrison.

While The Economist forecast is tipping Graham for a win, some of the recent polling in the state has leaned towards Harrison.

Graham has bemoaned the level of funding his rival Harrison has pulled in for the race, having said donors are backing the Democrat to "take me out.".

Harrison said his money is "coming from the people," who he said are "tired of Lindsey Graham playing Washington political games," in an interview with MSNBC.

Newsweek has contacted Graham and Harrison for comment regarding the forecast and the outlook of the race. »

France pledges to ban 'conversion therapy' and improve LGBTQ+ education

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The pledges form part of a 42-point plan to improve the lives of France’s LGBTQ+ community.

France has brought forward a 42-point plan to fight discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community within the country.

Some of the pledges in the plan include a ban on ‘conversion therapy’, improving LGBTQ+ education and making it easier for same-sex couples to adopt. »

Inside the taboo, bizarre, revealing world of stadium bathrooms

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It's called MMA, or methyl methacrylate, and, judging by Jenkins' reaction, this is the first time anyone's ever bothered to ask about it.

In Atlanta, most visitors want to know more about the flower-petal retractable roof, the 360-degree, 1,100-foot halo video screen or the 1,260 beer taps.

"You add a restaurant or a walkway feature to the stadium, some people will use it, but everyone is going to use the restroom," Jenkins says. »

Trump’s ‘epic meltdown’ on 60 Minutes revealed as CBS releases full interview with president

Authored by independent.co.uk

CBS News aired its full pre-election interview with Donald Trump on Sunday evening, showing the moment the president abruptly walked out after a heated exchange.

After around 45 minutes of questions, Stahl asked the president: “Do you think that your tweets and name-calling are turning people off?”.

To which Mr Trump replied: “No, I think I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t have had social media. »