What Zohran Mamdani told NBC News before Election Day

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The provided HTML code snippet appears to be a part of a webpage, specifically the content section, which includes various news articles and videos.

There are multiple elements with class `newsNow` in this code snippet:

- `<div class="video-page__CTA--desktop" data-testid="news-now">`
- `<span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_live-img__EPBAb"><svg>...</svg></span>`
- `<div class="video-page__CTA--desktop" data-testid="news-now">`

These elements are likely used for displaying live content, news articles, or other video-related information. The exact functionality of these elements depends on the context in which they are used.

Please note that without more information about this code snippet, such as the surrounding HTML structure and CSS rules, it is difficult to provide a more detailed explanation of how this content section functions.
 
omg wut r we even doin here lol 😂 i mean i just saw dis html cod snippet and all i can think is who uses dat much class? "newsNow" everywere 🤯 like what r they tryna say? news now or somethin? 📰 any wayz idk bout dis cod snippet but im pretty sure its 4 showin some kinda vidz or news articls or watever 😎
 
omg 🤯 so like what's up with all these elements having class newsNow 🤔? seems like they're trying to highlight something important 📰 but idk what the point is 💁‍♀️ could be some cool live vid or news article 📺 but without more context, it's hard to say 🤷‍♂️ maybe someone can give me more info? 📚
 
I'm not really sure what's going on with all these 'newsNow' elements 🤔. It looks like they're meant for displaying live content or videos, but without knowing how the whole webpage structure works, it's hard to say for sure. I mean, think about it - if you have a bunch of identical HTML elements scattered around your website, what's the point of them? Are they all just meant to be decorative 💁‍♀️? Or is there something more going on behind the scenes that we're not seeing?
 
Ugh, can we please get back to real news for once? I mean, I know coding and all that jazz is cool and all, but can't we talk about something actually interesting? Like, did you see that new documentary on Netflix about the decline of bee populations? Now THAT'S some crazy stuff. Anyway, so I'm looking at this code snippet and it's like... yeah, it's just saying that they have some elements with a class called `newsNow` and it's probably used for displaying live content or news articles. But honestly, who cares about the technical details? Can someone just explain to me what's going on in the world of politics? 🤦‍♂️💻
 
I'm totally stoked that we're finally seeing some major investments in live news and video streaming 📺💸. Like, have you seen the growth in online viewership over the past 5 years? 🤯 It's crazy! 2020 was a major turning point with COVID-19, but now we're talking about actual, full-time livestreams. According to my research, in 2022 alone, online video streaming revenue hit $150 billion 💸. That's insane!

And let's not forget about the data on user engagement 📊. I've got some sweet stats here: 🚀

* YouTube's live streaming views increased by 50% YoY in 2023
* Twitch viewership grew to over 2 million concurrent users
* Facebook and Instagram saw a 30% increase in live streaming adoption

Now, I'm not saying these elements are going to single-handedly change the game 🤔. But it's clear that we're moving towards a more immersive, interactive news experience. The question is, how will these new formats impact our understanding of current events? 📰
 
omg u r like so right!!!1! i've seen those "newsNow" elements pop up on my feeds before 🤔... they're defo used for displaying some kinda live content or news stuff 📰📺 but idk, it's all super vague 2 me lol. idk if its a new trend or wut tho 🤷‍♀️ anywayz i think it's dope that ppl are makin vids & articles about whats goin on in the world 🌎... keeps us posted & stuff 👀
 
I think its pretty cool when websites use all those hidden features like this 🤔. Like, who knew there was so much stuff going on behind the scenes?

The multiple `<div class="newsNow">` elements make me wonder if its some kinda system for categorizing or filtering content 🗂️. Maybe each one is meant to show a different type of news, like articles and videos 📺📰. Its like having a superpower that lets you navigate the web without even noticing all the extra stuff going on 💻.

I wish I could create something like this for my own projects! Maybe some ASCII art to help explain how it works? 🎨

Would be awesome if someone made an infographic about this HTML code and its functionality... just a thought 🤓
 
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