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Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo warns that race-based congressional maps could significantly alter the power dynamics in Congress ahead of the midterm elections. Yoo joins ‘America’s Newsroom’ to analyze the Supreme Court’s recent Louisiana redistrict. …
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sidestepped a direct question regarding a potential primary challenge against Sen. Chuck Schumer during an appearance on ‘America’s Newsroom.’ The discussion also touched on Zohran Mamdani’s candidacy, with Karl Rove and Faiz Shak. providing their perspectives.
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The NBA suspended an employee for two weeks without pay after he appeared to celebrate the assassination of Charlie Kirk on social media, violating league policies. Kirk, a prominent conservative speaker, was killed during a debate at Utah Valley University, sparking widespread public reaction and political discussion.
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Whirlpool credits Trump’s tariffs for major US expansion, with a $30,000 investment in Ohio. CEO Marc Bitzer said tariffs helped protect domestic manufacturing.
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s reference to the ADA during oral arguments has ignited social media backlash, with critics accusing her of likening minority voters to disabled citizens. The exchange occurred during a discussion on race-conscious redistricting under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.
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Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli is closing the gap with Democratic incumbent Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, according to recent developments. The race has intensified as Ciattarelli gains traction amid scrutiny of Sherrill’s Naval Academy record.
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Israel held ceremonies on Thursday to mark two years since the Oct. 7 surprise attack, which killed hundreds of Israelis and triggered a massive military operation in Gaza. The fragile cease-fire that has held in the region remains under pressure as both sides face challenges in maintaining peace.
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Ihor Koval, the secretary of the Odes, has assumed the duties of mayor of Odesa starting October 16. The city council officially announced the transition through its website.
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India has quietly dismissed Trump’s assertions that it would stop buying Russian oil, seeking to avoid a public confrontation and resolve the trade dispute with Washington. The decision underscores India’s strategic approach to balancing energy security with diplomatic relations.
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Jennifer Lopez admits that passing on the 2002 film ‘Unfaithful’ still ‘haunts’ her, as Diane Lane received critical acclaim and an Oscar nomination for the role. Lopez expressed surprise at the outcome, acknowledging that the decision continues to affect her.
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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services chief Dr. Mehmet Oz accused Democrats of misleading the public on Medicaid payments to illegal immigrants, revealing over $1 billion in unauthorized benefits. The issue has exacerbated the government shutdown, with Republicans accusing Democrats of allowing taxpayer funds to flow to undocumented immigrants.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB749 into law, establishing a commission to study equity in youth sports. At the same time, 17 school districts have passed resolutions opposing state policies that allow transgender athletes to compete in girls’ sports, citing concerns over fairness and Title IX compliance.
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Virginia prosecutor Parisa Dehghani-Tafti, whose campaigns received $515,000 from George Soros-linked groups, defends Democratic attorney general nominee Jay Jones, dismissing criticism of his violent rhetoric as ‘false outrage.’ She criticizes the media for focusing on the issue and suggests that re-electing Republican attorney general Jason Miyares would obstruct Democratic governor Abigail Spanberger’s agenda.
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US President Donald Trump has declared that the US and China are in a ‘trade war,’ framing the imposition of tariffs on Chinese imports as a critical tool for national security. Chinese officials have warned that a ‘tariff war’ yields no winners and emphasized the need for resolution through consultation and mutual benefit.
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Senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram interviewed House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark, focusing on the party’s position regarding the government shutdown and the role of leadership within the Democratic Party.
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Friedrich Merz, a key figure in German politics, has urged the European Union and Germany to demonstrate greater assertiveness on the international stage. He emphasized the importance of political action, citing the Middle East truce as an example of how such efforts can make a tangible difference.
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Former Patriots running back Damien Harris explains why he’s not surprised by Bill Belichick’s early struggles at UNC, highlighting the differences between NFL and college coaching. Harris emphasizes the administrative and personal distractions that Belichick faces in his new role.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has called on Japan to halt imports of Russian energy following a meeting with Japan’s finance minister. This move is part of broader U.S. efforts to limit Russia’s economic leverage following the invasion of Ukraine.
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Senate Democrats have blocked the GOP’s 10th attempt to reopen the government, prolonging the shutdown into next week. The stalemate persists as both sides resist compromising, with Democrats insisting on negotiations over Obamacare subsidies and Republicans pushing to pass a House-approved continuing resolution.
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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reportedly lost her temper with a reporter from LindellTV, telling her to ‘shut up’ when questioned about the National Guard’s role during the January 6 Capitol riot. The exchange occurred amid new GOP-led investigations into the incident, with Pelosi defending her actions by referencing President Donald Trump’s lack of involvement…
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Tom Brady shared his favorite memories from his first trip to Jerry World before the game. The quarterback reflected on the significance of the event and his lasting impressions.
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Justice Jackson argued that racial vote barriers should be addressed similarly to disability access issues, emphasizing the need for equitable voting procedures. Her comparison highlights the ongoing debate over the Voting Rights Act’s provisions and their constitutionality.
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Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, a 2022 NCAA women’s champion, is set to receive the Voice of Inspiration Award at Rainbow Labs’ Violet Visionary Awards. Thomas’ national title sparked nationwide backlash and is considered one of the catalysts in the battle over transgender athlete participation in girls’ and women’s sports.
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Ukraine’s Defense Forces targeted the Sarat,ov Oil Refinery, a critical Russian energy infrastructure site, in a recent strike. The attack reflects the intensifying nature of the conflict and the strategic importance of the facility.
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A Chinese national accused of drugging and sexually assaulting multiple women in Los Angeles faces life imprisonment if convicted. The case has drawn international attention, including connections to similar crimes in Germany.
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During a recent NewsNation town hall, Democratic Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania expressed his familiarity and positive regard for Trump supporters, rejecting the term ‘Nazis’ to describe them. Fetterman’s comments highlight his approach to bridging political divides within the Democratic Party by acknowledging the sentiments of voters who support Trump.
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Ambassador Richard Grenell praised President Donald Trump’s foreign policy as ‘common sense’ and criticized former President Joe Biden for avoiding Putin during the Ukraine war. Trump is set to meet with Putin as war escalates, reflecting his approach to global conflicts.
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A USC graduate student, Sizhe Weng, a Chinese national, is facing eight felony charges, including rape and sodomy, after evidence emerged of a three-year pattern of assaults dating back to 2021. The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office is investigating the alleged crimes.
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Diane Keaton’s death from pneumonia highlights the severe risks of respiratory infections, especially for older adults with chronic conditions. The incident underscores the importance of understanding pneumonia’s causes and the need for early diagnosis and treatment.
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Ukraine’s air force intercepted 288 out of 357 enemy targets launched by Russia, including 14 missiles and 37 drones. The attack targeted 14 locations, with direct hits recorded at these sites.
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New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani vowed to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if elected mayor, citing international law. During his first Fox News interview, he addressed criticisms of the NYPD, sought to apologize publicly, and offered cautious support for a potential ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir details her alleged sexual encounters with Prince Andrew, orchestrated by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The memoir reveals how Andrew viewed these interactions as his ‘birthright’, leading to renewed discussions about the scandal and the need for legal reforms.
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The Trump administration is pushing EU nations to impose 500% tariffs on Chinese imports, with the proceeds funneled into a ‘Ukraine victory fund’ to support Ukraine’s war effort. The proposal is part of broader US-China trade tensions, with Trump characterizing the situation as a ‘trade war.’
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GOP Lawmaker Pushes for Permanent Federal Law Enforcement in Memphis Following Trump Crime Crackdown
Rep. David Kustoff is pushing for a permanent federal law enforcement presence in Memphis after Trump’s crime crackdown, citing a significant drop in local crime and the success of the Memphis Safe Task Force. He argues that the task force should serve as a model for other cities fighting high crime rates.
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Representative David Kustoff met with members of President Donald Trump’s Memphis Safe Task Force in Tennessee. He provided commentary to Fox News Digital regarding the potential impact of Trump’s crime crackdown in the area.
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House GOP leaders are blocking a stand-alone vote to reopen the National Flood Insurance Program during the shutdown, citing broader budget disputes. The shutdown has halted new flood insurance policies, affecting homebuyers in hurricane-prone states.
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Netflix’s *Starting 5* offers an in-depth look at the lives and careers of NBA stars like Kevin Durant and James Harden. The show provides an authentic portrayal of the league’s elite players, capturing their challenges and triumphs.
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The Los Angeles Chargers have introduced a new alternate uniform for Week 7, featuring an electric blue and purple color scheme.
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The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has ranked its top young players aged 19 and under, highlighting the league’s investment in emerging talent. This list underscores the growing competitiveness and depth within the sport, signaling a shift toward long-term player development strategies.
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The article explores potential teams that could secure NCAA tournament berths in the 2025 Women’s College Volleyball season. Key factors like conference standings and player consistency are being closely scrutinized.
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The 2025-26 NCAA basketball season is shaping up as a pivotal moment for several top programs with key coaching positions in flux. UNC’s Hubert Davis faces mounting pressure as his tenure comes to an end, while Bill Self’s potential retirement at Kansas adds to the uncertainty.
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Caitlin Clark, the WNBA star who had her second season cut short by injuries, will return to competition in the LPGA’s The Annika pro-am next month. This marks her first appearance since her injury-plagued season.
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UFC fighters Anderson Silva and Chris Weidman, who have previously faced off in the Octagon, will now compete in a heavyweight boxing match as part of the undercard for Jake Paul’s Nov. 14 fight against Gervonta Davis in Miami. The event promises to be a highly anticipated crossover between MMA and boxing.
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The NBA has fined Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga $35,000 for actions leading to his ejection during a preseason game. The fine is part of the league’s commitment to enforcing conduct standards.
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The Charlotte Hornets have decided to waive veteran guard Spencer Dinwiddie, sources indicate to ESPN’s Shams Charania, only three months after acquiring him during free agency. This move comes as the team continues to reshape its roster.
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Yankees star Aaron Judge has avoided surgery on his elbow, with his condition remaining stable. Left-handed pitcher Carlos Rodón underwent elbow surgery and may miss the team’s Opening Day game.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in a phone call, marking their first direct contact in nearly two months. The conversation took place amid escalating tensions surrounding the stalled peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on October 17. The meeting, which will be Zelensky’s sixth since Trump took office, represents an important opportunity for Kyiv to secure stronger support for its ongoing war against Russia.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law that simplifies the process of prosecuting individuals or organizations labeled as ‘foreign agents.’ This new legislation allows authorities to pursue criminal charges based on a single administrative violation of the regulations.
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Russia launched a sixth major strike on Ukraine’s gas infrastructure since early October, wounding four energy sector employees and damaging facilities in multiple regions. Naftogaz CEO Serhiy Kore, reported the attack, forcing the shutdown of several critical sites.
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Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., became visibly agitated when a LindellTV reporter questioned her about potential liability for the violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. The exchange, which was captured on video and widely shared online, showed Pelosi interrupting the reporter to demand answers, with her tone and body language suggesting frustration and…
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President Donald Trump has intensified his criticism of Democratic governors, accusing them of failing to address rising crime rates. The administration is considering federal action against states not cooperating with its law enforcement strategies.
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Interfax-Ukraine will host a discussion on October 20 to examine China’s influence in the Ukrainian-Russian war. The event will explore Beijing’s role in the conflict through the perspectives of experts in international relations and Chinese foreign policy.
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) held a memorial ceremony at the Nahal Oz base to mark the second anniversary of the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023, with a moment of silence at the time the attacks began. IDF officials and families of the fallen honored the soldiers who lost their lives.
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President Donald Trump has scheduled a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Hungary, following a planned visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the White House. The discussion is expected to focus on U.S.-Russia trade and the potential supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has requested long-range Tomahawk missiles to counter Russian military pressure, while President Donald Trump is in a phone call with Vladimir Putin ahead of their upcoming meeting in Washington.
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The Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has published data on 13,9 vessels and 142 captains involved in the transportation of Russian sanctioned oil and stolen Ukrainian grain. This data provides insight into the networks facilitating these illicit activities.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to relocate World Cup matches originally scheduled in Boston due to safety concerns, prompting FIFA to clarify that the U.S. government retains final authority over the safety of host cities. This followed Trump’s criticism of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, whom he accused of being ‘radical left’ and unfit for the…
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and other lawmakers warned U.S. strikes on Iran could trigger World War III, but the region has since seen relative peace. The unexpected calm is raising a new question: Did decisive U.S. action restore deterrence — or has Washington simply been lucky?