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Mark Bray, known for his book promoting doxxing and violence against the ‘Far Right,’ fled the U.S. after receiving threats. His work advocates militant anti-fascist tactics, including looting and property destruction, while criticizing liberal anti-fascists for being too lenient on free speech.
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The U.S. claims it is repatriating survivors from a ‘drug-carrying submarine’ after striking it earlier this week. Colombia accuses the U.S. of violating sovereignty and killing a fisherman in a September strike.
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Thieves broke into the Louvre Museum in Paris and stole priceless jewelry in a seven-minute heist, using disc cutters and escaping on motorbikes. French officials have confirmed the theft and are investigating the stolen items, which reportedly include nine pieces from the Napoleon and Empress jewelry collection.
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A former UK defense chief warns that Ukraine cannot defeat Russia even with significant Western support, citing lack of manpower and no NATO troops on the ground. Richards criticizes Western backers for not providing the necessary means for Ukraine to win.
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Two retired FBI agents, who investigated the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for aligning with Imam Siraj Wahhaj, a cleric tied to the attack’s mastermind. They described Mamdani’s embrace of Wahhaj as ‘foolish,’ citing his historical ties to radical Islamist movements and his role in supporting figures…
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Retired FBI agents who investigated the 1993 World Trade Center bombing have criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for his association with Imam Siraj Wahhaj, a Brooklyn cleric named an unindicted co-conspirator in the attack. Mamdani’s appearance at Wahhaj’s mosque and his public endorsement of the imam have raised concerns about his political…
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Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst reports on the escalation in the Middle East as Hamas breaks the ceasefire, leading to Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) counterstrikes in Gaza. This highlights the ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas.
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Israeli military forces have launched strikes against Hamas positions in Gaza following accusations that the group violated the ceasefire agreement. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the strikes after accusing Hamas of conducting multiple attacks on IDF troops, including RPGs and sniper fire, beyond the agreed line.
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Amy Duggar King recounts a chilling encounter with her cousin Josh Duggar after the 2015 scandal, describing his passive and unsettling behavior during their confrontation. The meeting left her heartbroken and furious, with her uncle’s intervention adding to her sense of frustration.
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A federal judge has ordered Pedro Hernandez, the man convicted of killing Etan Patz in 1979, to face a third trial by June 1 or be released. The conviction was overturned due to flawed jury instructions regarding confessions.
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Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, key members of Trump’s Gaza ceasefire team, felt ‘betrayed’ after Israel launched an airstrike on Qatar during negotiations, which they believe undermined efforts to secure a ceasefire. The strike, which occurred shortly before the mediation process, reportedly led to the loss of Qatar’s confidence and exacerbated difficulties in engaging with…
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Russian mercenaries are replacing Western military forces in Africa’s Sahel region, leading to a surge in jihadist attacks. Analysts warn that these mercenaries prioritize mineral extraction over security, exacerbating the crisis.
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Lionel Messi is nearing a new contract with Inter Miami, the MLS club he joined in 2023, following his MLS Golden Boot win. Transfer Talk has confirmed that the deal is being finalized.
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The series shifts to Toronto as the Blue Jays and Mariners prepare for Game 6, with the outcome potentially determining the path to the World Series.
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The article provides an updated list of inactive players for Week 7 of the NFL season, analyzing their statuses and potential impact on team strategies. Coaches are adjusting strategies to address the absences, with several teams making roster changes and strategic shifts.
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The Panthers have been examining how other NFL teams manage the workload between two running backs, with sources indicating that the team has been studying successful tandem strategies. This comes as the Panthers now have both Chuba Hubbard and Rico Dow, providing an opportunity to create a dynamic rushing attack.
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The Tennessee Titans are planning to simplify their offensive strategy to better accommodate their first overall draft pick, Cam Ward, according to league sources. This adjustment is expected to enhance Ward’s effectiveness in the NFL.
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Clemson coach Dabo Swinney has reaffirmed his confidence in his team’s resilience following a recent loss, highlighting the team’s “no quit” attitude. The coach, who has led the team for 18 years, emphasized his “credibility” as a leader and the program’s commitment to continued success.
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The belief that Russian soldiers are being forced to fight against their will in Ukraine is a misconception that has reached even the U.S. government. Former President Donald Trump expressed concerns over the casualties on both sides of the conflict, drawing comparisons between the suffering of the involved parties.
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The Baltic states are implementing measures to limit Moscow’s influence over Russian-speaking populations, which are seen as potential vulnerabilities. Estonia and Latvia, with significant Russian-speaking minorities, are strengthening their national identity and self-governance.
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Vice President JD Vance’s visit to a Marine Corps base in California highlighted growing tensions between the federal government and Democratic leaders. His speech at a Marine, the base underscores the administration’s commitment to military readiness and national security.
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Long-term relationships often see a decline in intimacy, with researchers pointing to factors like emotional dynamics and daily demands as contributing causes. This trend highlights the need for couples to actively work on maintaining connection over time.
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused the US of killing an innocent fisherman during a naval strike. The incident has intensified tensions between the two nations, with Petro criticizing Trump over visa revocation and human rights violations.
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Sanae Takaichi is set to become Japan’s first female prime minister, marking a historic milestone. However, some critics argue that her potential leadership may not significantly advance women’s rights and could perpetuate existing gender inequalities.
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The French government has reversed its pension reform proposals after facing significant public backlash, highlighting the strong attachment to early retirement as a fundamental right. The decision to withdraw the proposal has temporarily averted a potential crisis, but the issue remains contentious and could resurface in the future.
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Reports indicate that a new coalition is emerging to support Sanae Taka, Japan will pick its premier on Tuesday.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized former President Joe Biden for not inviting Tesla CEO Elon Musk to a 2021 White House electric vehicle event, calling it a ‘big mistake.’ Harris argued that the exclusion sent a negative message about Musk’s anti-union stance and was strategically unwise.
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OpenAI cofounder Andrej Karpathy, known for coining ‘vibe coding,’ has launched Nanochat, an open-source LLM he built entirely by hand, rejecting AI tools due to their limitations. The project allows anyone to create a large language model with a ChatGPT-style interface in under an hour for under $100.
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A faculty member at Illinois State University was arrested after flipping a Turning Point USA table and tearing down promotional flyers. The incident occurred last week and is under investigation for disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property.
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Ukrainian soldier and chess grandmaster Ihor Kovalenko won the individual gold medal at the European Team Chess Championships, reported by The Guardian on October 18. This achievement highlights Kovalenko’s exceptional skills and dedication to the game, despite his military service.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared his intention to seek re-election in the November 2026 parliamentary elections, signaling a potential return to power. His campaign highlights claims of national security expertise, strong U.S. ties, and a hardline stance toward Hamas.
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Massive ‘No Kings’ protests erupted across the United States on Saturday, drawing significant crowds in major cities such as New York, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles. The demonstrations, targeting the Trump administration, took place amid the ongoing government shutdown and were largely peaceful, with minimal arrests reported.
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At least 15 protesters were arrested outside an ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois, on Saturday, according to reports. The arrests occurred during a demonstration against federal immigration enforcement practices.
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In her latest ‘My View’ segment, Lara Trump tackles three key issues: a potential peace deal in the Middle East, progressive political figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cornell (AOC), and the growing concern over rising crime rates in the United States. Trump emphasizes the need for bipartisan efforts in peace negotiations, criticizes AOC’s progressive policies, and highlights…
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Penn State’s interim coach Terry Smith lost his debut game as head coach, resulting in a 0-4 loss to Iowa in the Big Ten. The Nittany Lions fell to 3-4 overall with a 0-4 conference record after blowing a late lead.
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Zabien Brown’s 99-yard interception return for a touchdown in the final moments of the first half helped No. 6 Alabama secure a 37-20 victory over No. 11 Tennessee. The game was a showcase of both teams’ strength, with Alabama’s defense and offense consistently outperforming Tennessee.
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Alabama’s strong performance in Week 8 has propelled the Crimson Tide higher in the College Football Playoff top 12 rankings. Analysts are analyzing how the committee will finalize the rankings ahead of the new year.
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Week 8 of the SEC season has revealed a new hierarchy as top teams like Alabama and Georgia continue their dominance, with Vanderbilt also making a strong showing. The results suggest a shift in power dynamics within the conference.
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Bear Bachmeier scored a 22-yard touchdown, extending BYU’s lead over Utah. The Cougars are building momentum in the game.
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Massive protests under the ‘No Kings’ banner took place across the United States, with over 2,700 events planned in all 50 states. Demonstrators accused President Donald Trump of abusing power, undermining democracy, and deploying the National Guard under false pretenses.
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Parker Kingston’s 12-yard touchdown run gave BYU the lead over Utah. The score shifted momentum in favor of the Cougars.
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Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a ceasefire following tense negotiations in Qatar, aimed at de-escalating hostilities exacerbated by cross-border militancy that has caused significant casualties on both sides.
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The latest edition of ‘Life, Liberty & Levin’ examines the border crisis, college politics, and Trump’s impact on the nation’s political discourse. Levin’s analysis explores how these issues intersect and shape the current political landscape.
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Daniel Bray rushed for a 49-yard TD to give the Utah Utes the lead over the BYU Cougars. The score came in a pivotal moment of the game, boosting Utah’s chances of securing a win.
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Dr. Marc Siegel, Fox News’ senior medical analyst, discusses the role of faith in healing during an interview on 'The Big Weekend Show,' set to feature his upcoming book 'The Miracles Among Us' published on Nov. 18. The book explores how faith can intersect with medical treatment and recovery.
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A fatal bus crash in Brazil has left at least 17 people dead and several others injured. The incident occurred when the driver lost control of the vehicle, causing it to crash into a sand embankment.
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Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth marked the Marine Corps’ 250th anniversary with speeches emphasizing unity and military readiness, while also addressing political tensions over the event’s logistics.
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The No. 8 Oregon Ducks beat the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in a thrilling college football game, marking a significant victory. Key moments included a game-changing touchdown pass and a crucial defensive stop that sealed the win.
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George Santos expressed gratitude to President Trump for commuting his 7-year prison sentence, calling the act ‘kindness’ and ‘generosity’. Santos now plans to focus on prison reform, inspired by Trump’s Middle East peace deal.
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U.S. Marshals Service Director Gadyaces Serralta and Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons discussed their operations in a recent interview, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining national security and protecting citizens. The interview provided a behind-the-scenes look at the efforts of these agencies, shedding light on the operational aspects that are typically not publicly disclosed.
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A teacher’s assistant at Illinois State University physically disrupted a Turning Point USA event by overturning a table and tearing down promotional flyers. The incident, captured on video, has sparked debate over campus free speech and protest tactics.
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Ret. Navy SEAL Jocko Willink criticized President Trump’s strategy against drug cartels, arguing it fails to address root causes. He also discussed Venezuela’s political situation and the debate over masculinity sparked by Rep. AOC’s comments.
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Utah quarterback Devon Dampier completed an 11-yard touchdown pass to receiver Ryan Davis, tying the game against BYU. The play, which occurred in the second quarter, highlights Dampier’s ability to make key throws under pressure.
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Vice President JD Vance, the first Marine to serve as second-in-command, delivered an emphatic address at Camp Pendleton to commemorate the Marine Corps’ 25,000th anniversary. His speech emphasized steadfast commitment and the corps’ pivotal role in U.S. military history.
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The White House joined Bluesky with a meme-filled post, targeting progressive users and highlighting the platform’s growing political relevance. The administration’s first post featured a video of the most viral memes, suggesting a strategic digital engagement effort.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has asserted that full control of Donetsk Oblast is a prerequisite for any peace deal with Ukraine, as revealed in a phone conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump on October 18. The report, based on statements from senior U.S. officials, highlights Putin’s firm stance on the territory as a key condition…
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Dan Scavino, deputy chief of staff for personnel at the White House, highlighted the Trump administration’s emphasis on staff selection and oversight of foreign operations during a discussion on ‘My View.’ Scavino explained how the administration prioritizes appointing individuals who align with the America-first agenda, ensuring alignment with the president’s policies across all levels of…
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US President Donald Trump released a video of the US Navy striking what he called a submarine in the Caribbean that was allegedly smuggling a large amount of illicit drugs. The footage shows the vessel sustaining at least two hits and losing power before sinking, with two surviving ‘narcoterrorist’ crew members captured for detention and…
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In her recent segment on Fox News’ ‘My View,’ Lara Trump addressed the ongoing challenges in achieving peace in the Middle East, a topic that has remained contentious for decades. Trump pointed out that despite numerous attempts at diplomacy and peace negotiations, the region continues to be plagued by conflict, instability, and a lack of…
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Bear Bachmeier found Chase Roberts for a 17-yard TD to give BYU the lead over Utah. The touchdown was a pivotal moment in the game, shifting momentum in favor of the Cougars.