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The FBI is investigating the death of a passenger aboard the Carnival Horizon cruise ship, a case described as ‘very complex’ due to maritime jurisdiction laws. The FBI has jurisdiction over incidents in international waters, as outlined by special maritime laws.
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A new study links exposure to tetrachloroethylene (PCE) to a threefold increase in liver fibrosis risk. The EPA has restricted PCE, and the study highlights potential regulatory changes.
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Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has appointed Elle Bisgaard-Church, a Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) strategist, as his chief adviser. Bisgaard-Church’s controversial proposal to replace NYPD officers with social workers for non-violent 911 calls has drawn significant criticism and is part of Mamdani’s affordability agenda.
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OpenAI is launching a new initiative offering free access to ChatGPT Plus for veterans and active-duty service members transitioning to civilian careers, aiming to translate military experience into marketable skills. The program includes specialized onboarding and resources from veterans within the company to support this transition.
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The U.S. Senate has resolved the 41-day government shutdown through bipartisan agreement, marking a significant political milestone. Other headlines include a violent protest incident, Trump’s Supreme Court warning, and various news stories on military, health, and political developments.
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The United States Marine Corps commemorates its 250th anniversary with events and ceremonies honoring its legacy and service. Leaders and advocates, including Travis Manion Foundation CEO Ryan Manion and author Mike McNamara, joined Fox News @ Night to share insights on military valor and the importance of continuing to support service members.
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The U.S. Senate has approved a bill to end the longest government shutdown in history, following a bipartisan agreement between Democrats and Republicans. The measure now moves to the House for a final vote.
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Eurostat data shows a 49% monthly increase in the number of Ukrainian adult males granted temporary protection in the EU, marking the first time since 2022 that men surpass women in arrivals. This shift is attributed to Zelensky’s easing of travel restrictions for men aged 18-22.
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Violent protests erupted at a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley, prompting clashes between demonstrators and attendees. The sold-out event, featuring Rob Schneider and Frank Turek, proceeded without interruption, according to TPUSA’s VP Maddaux Radabaugh.
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The three suspects in the ISIS-inspired ‘Pumpkin’ Halloween terror plot in Dearborn remain in custody, according to a discussion by former FBI director Chris Swecker. The federal government is maintaining a firm stance on terrorism, with the suspects’ continued detention reflecting the ongoing threat posed by radical Islamist groups.
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The International Olympic Committee is reportedly considering banning transgender athletes from women’s events, citing concerns over competitive fairness. Conservative commentator Riley Gaines supports the move, calling it ‘long overdue’ as public pressure on the issue continues to mount.
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Eight Democratic senators, including Angus King, John Fetterman, and Catherine Cortez Masto, voted with Republicans to end the government shutdown, sparking criticism from liberal media figures who accused the party of yielding to President Trump’s pressure. The decision has intensified internal party tensions, with calls for leadership changes and concerns over the party’s effectiveness.
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Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, penned a heartfelt essay on Remembrance Day expressing his enduring pride in Britain, despite living in California with Meghan Markle. The piece highlights his connection to British culture, military heritage, and his feelings of being an exile. Experts suggest the essay reflects his homesickness and deep regret over his estrangement…
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Jewish students at New York City universities fear that the election of Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani could endanger their sense of security, citing his past inflammatory statements and support for globalizing the Intifada. They are concerned about the potential impact on campus safety and community dynamics.
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House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington has announced he will not seek re-election in 2026. The Texas Republican cited a belief that public service should be temporary and a desire to focus on family life, stating he wants to make a difference in his children’s lives.
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California’s mental health diversion law, intended to provide treatment to individuals with mental illnesses instead of jail time, has sparked controversy over its expanding use by violent criminals and repeat offenders. Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper has raised alarms about how the law has diverged from its original purpose, with career criminals exploiting the system…
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Romanian military authorities have confirmed the crash of a drone near the village of Grindu, close to the Ukrainian border. This event is believed to have occurred during a Russian attack on Ukraine.
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Ukrainian forces have launched strikes on critical oil infrastructure, including an oil refinery in Russia’s Saratov Oblast and multiple targets in Russian-occupied regions. The General Staff confirmed these attacks as part of ongoing operations against Russian military and economic assets.
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National security experts argue that Trump’s America First strategy leverages a strong U.S.-Israel alliance to deter regional threats. Israel’s actions against Iran and its proxies are viewed as a strategic necessity to protect U.S. interests and reduce military involvement.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has taken a significant step in women’s healthcare by removing black box warning labels from hormone replacement therapies (HRT). This decision, described as ‘groundbreaking’ by Dr. Marko Luj, founder of RTS Health, is expected to enhance patient confidence and expand treatment access.
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Fred Fleitz, vice chairman of the America First Policy Institute’s Center for American Security, has emphasized the importance of aligning U.S. strategic interests with Israel. He argued that supporting Israel is crucial for national security and regional stability.
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The Senate has voted to end a prolonged government shutdown, marking a significant political development. The resolution, which passed with bipartisan support, aims to reopen federal agencies and resume operations.
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Iraqi voters are casting ballots in a pivotal parliamentary election amid heightened tensions with the United States and Iran. The Trump administration has emphasized the need for the next government to disarm powerful Iran-backed militias, adding a layer of complexity to the political process.
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Chinese authorities have pressured directors, moderators, and volunteers to cancel an independent film showcase in New York, leading to its cancellation. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between China and Western cultural institutions.
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Iraqi voters are casting ballots in parliamentary elections amid ongoing efforts by the United States to diminish Iran’s influence in the region. The elections come after a period of U.S. occupation, sectarian violence, and jihadist insurgency, which have transformed Iraq into an unlikely zone of stability in the Middle East.
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Major restaurant chains, including Applebee’s, Chili’s and IHOP, are offering free meals and exclusive Veterans Day deals to military members nationwide this Nov. 11. These efforts include various specials like free entrees, complimentary beverages and special discounts.
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The ‘Schumer Shutdown’ has ended, marking a significant political blunder for Senator Chuck Schumer amidst growing criticism over his strategy and potential 2028 primary challenges from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The shutdown concluded just in time for the 250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps and Veterans Day, yet it left a lasting political scar on…
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The Schumer shutdown has ended after 50 days, sparking outrage among Democrats for its economic and social toll while yielding no significant policy gains. Internal dissent is growing as progressive factions within the party condemn the strategy, which failed to secure concessions and instead alienated union allies and citizens.
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Veterans Day has become more than just a time for gratitude—it’s an opportunity to recognize the profound leadership potential within our military community. A former Special Operations veteran who served nearly 23 years, Scott Mann, argues that the prevailing narrative of veterans as broken individuals in need of care is an oversimplification.
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A car explosion in New Delhi’s historic Red Fort area killed several people and injured others. Officials are investigating the incident and have imposed heightened security.
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The U.S. Senate has passed a bill to reopen the government after 41 days of shutdown, ending weeks of political stalemate. The measure, which received support from eight Democratic senators, was made possible by a key compromise: Democrats agreed to a future vote on health care subsidies.
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Key political figures are engaging in discussions that could influence national policy. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Governor Gavin Newsom, and comedian Jimmy Kimmel are addressing critical issues affecting the U.S. political and social landscape.
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The episode of Jesse Watters Primetime on Monday, November 10, featured a discussion on the end of the government shutdown, the situation at ICE Chicago, and issues affecting Gen Z.
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The latest development in the ongoing political and corporate landscape involves former President Donald Trump, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and Target, a prominent retail chain. Recent reports suggest that Trump’s policies on immigration enforcement have sparked debates over their potential impact on businesses such as Target.
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Sen. Tim Kaine’s demand for a ‘moratorium on mischief’ became the key factor in ending the government shutdown, leading to a deal that includes protections for federal workers. Despite the breakthrough, the agreement did not address Democrats’ key concerns about health care funding.
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Senate Democrats are racing to negotiate an agreement to extend Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits, but Republicans are resisting, opting to develop their own health policy agenda. While Democrats aim to finalize a compromise by December, Republicans are considering alternative solutions like health savings accounts.
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The Green Bay Packers’ defense delivered a standout performance, while the offense struggled, marking one of Jordan Love’s worst games as the starter. Love expressed frustration, stating the offense seemed to be holding the defense back.
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The Kennan Institute, a research organization focusing on Russia and its neighboring regions, has restructured and re-emerged in a smaller yet more independent form after being heavily reorganized and nearly dismantled by the Department of Government Efficiency. The institution, previously housed in the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, has adapted to a smaller but more…
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In a new book, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Penn., shares a deeply personal account of his battle with severe depression, including suicidal thoughts and family estrangement. The senator, who suffered a stroke before the election, details his struggle to recover, the challenges of relearning communication, and the mental health challenges that led to his family temporarily…
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A bipartisan agreement to end the government shutdown has sparked internal Democratic Party conflicts. Key senators who supported the deal faced criticism from party members, particularly targeting Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for his role in the negotiations.
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Families of 25 campers and counselors who died in a deadly July 4 flood at Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas, have filed a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit against the camp’s owners. The lawsuit alleges the camp prioritized profit over safety by ignoring flood risks and state safety regulations.
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President Trump and congressional Republicans employed an aggressive strategy during the government shutdown, taking unprecedented actions to pressure Democrats. This included implementing measures that no prior administration had ever used.
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President Trump has pardoned Robert Harshbarger Jr., the husband of Republican Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger, for health care fraud and distributing a misbranded drug. Harshbarger pleaded guilty in 2013 to these charges, which were tied to his role in a company where his wife held a corporate position.
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In the late 2000s, Penchukov and the Jabber Zeus crew used revolutionary cyber-crime tech to steal directly from the bank accounts of small businesses, local authorities, and charities, resulting in over $5.2 million in losses in the UK alone. Between 2018 and 2022, he targeted international corporations and hospitals, highlighting the shift to ransomware as…
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A Utah judge rejected a Republican redistricting plan, approving a Democratic map that creates a solidly-Democratic district covering Salt Lake City. The decision aligns with a 2018 ballot measure aimed at preventing partisan gerrymandering, marking a significant win for Democrats in the ongoing redistricting battles.
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The Miami Heat sealed a thrilling 140-138 victory over the Cavaliers off a brilliantly designed out-of-bounds play that ended in an Andrew Wiggins alley-oop dunk. The winning play was a brilliant out-of-bounds strategy that showcased the team’s tactical ingenuity.
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Mavericks fans chanted ‘Fire Nico!’ during a game, targeting general manager Nico Harrison, while top prospect Cooper Flagg delivered a standout performance with 26 points.
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Jaelan Phillips delivered a standout performance in his debut with the Eagles, contributing 52 snaps, seven pressures, six tackles, and a fumble recovery in the 10-7 win over the Packers.
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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a former Islamist commander, has distanced himself from the 9/11 attacks during his first visit to the United States. He denied any involvement in the attacks, explaining his past affiliations with Al-Qaeda as a matter of the past.
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President Donald Trump has requested the Supreme Court to overturn a 2023 civil judgment in which he was found liable for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll, a writer. Trump described the allegations as ‘implausible’ and ‘unsubstantiated.’
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A group of agitators surrounded TPUSA event attendees as they left the Berkeley event. They yelled obscenities and got in peoples’ faces as they walked out of the venue.
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Linux kernel developers are preparing to implement Microsoft C Extensions (-fms-extensions) as a default feature in Linux 6.19. This move follows discussions about possible benefits, including improved code aesthetics and memory efficiency, even as concerns remain about relying on Microsoft’s coding practices.
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Jack Posobiec, a member of Turning Point USA, recently made comments regarding violent protests that occurred at a UC Berkeley event. These protests took place during a segment on Fox, News @ Night. Posobiec’s remarks highlight concerns about the escalation of tensions and the potential for further unrest.
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Privacy advocates are criticizing proposed changes to the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for allowing tech giants to use personal data for AI development under ‘legitimate interest.’ The Digital Omnibus reform, set for November 19, faces backlash for potentially undermining data protections in the EU.
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Many brands are offering discounts and sales for Veteran’s Day, including military members and veterans. This includes brands like Adidas and Carhartt, which provide specific discounts for verified service members. Some brands also offer additional savings through coupon codes.
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British-Hungarian author David Szalay has been awarded the 2025 Booker Prize for his novel ‘Flesh,’ a dark and thought-provoking work that has drawn widespread attention. The award, which comes with a prize of 50,000 pounds, is one of the most esteemed accolades in the world of literature.
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The Philadelphia Eagles secured a 10-7 victory over the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football, marking their third consecutive win. The game was a low-scoring defensive battle with neither team showcasing strong offensive performances.
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A protester was arrested after crossing a police barrier during a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley. Multiple arrests occurred during the demonstration.
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A ‘Fox News @ Night’ panel discussed the arrest of an illegal immigrant accused of attacking CBP agents. The incident has reignited debates about border security and immigration policy.
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A restless Democratic base is growing frustrated with older leaders in Washington. Some Democratic senators who voted with Republicans to end the government shutdown are facing backlash for their decisions.