Elon Musk’s plan to pay conservative voters with $1 million payouts in exchange for signing a petition, which raised legal concerns due to federal laws prohibiting such payments for voting, has been adjusted. Musk, the world’s richest person, is now offering $1 million to signers of a petition opposing “activist judges” in Wisconsin, but after facing legal scrutiny, he later clarified that the payout is limited to those who have signed the petition, not tied to voting. This controversial tactic is part of Musk’s strategy to generate attention and controversy in the media, as seen in his previous petition challenge in Pennsylvania before the 2024 election.
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Twin brother of Austin Metcalf, fatally stabbed Texas high school football star, claims they never met suspect
Hunter Metcalf, the twin brother of the 17-year-old high school football star Austin Metcalf who was fatally stabbed at a Texas track meet, revealed that they didn't know the murder suspect, Karmelo Anthony, who allegedly attacked Austin in a violent outburst over a seating dispute that lasted under 30 seconds. The tragic incident occurred during the UIL District 11-5A championship track meet in Frisco, Texas, leading to Karmelo Anthony's arrest and charge with first-degree murder...
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