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U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Nov. 10, marking the first visit to Washington by a Syrian head of state since 1946. The meeting followed Russia’s recent recognition of al-Sharaa as Syria’s legitimate leader, signaling a shift in international diplomatic dynamics.

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and his panel are deliberating on the potential renaming of the Washington Commanders’ stadium to honor former President Donald Trump. The suggestion has ignited discussions about the allocation of public funds for private memorials, raising questions about the appropriate use of taxpayer money for such tributes.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara has met with President Trump in Washington, marking a significant shift from his past as a designated U.S. terrorist. The meeting highlights al-Shara’s transformation and the potential implications for Syria’s political landscape.

The ‘Common Sense’ Department has criticized the Left’s support for shutting down the government, highlighting perceived hypocrisy. The department’s analysis suggests that the Left’s actions may not align with their rhetoric, calling attention to potential inconsistencies in their political strategy.

The U.S. Senate has voted to end the government shutdown, marking a significant development in the ongoing political stalemate. The resolution, which passed with bipartisan support, aims to restore federal operations and resume critical services.

During an interview on ‘Hann’ty,’ Senator Lindsey Graham warned that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s political future is at risk due to the ongoing government shutdown. Graham indicated that Schumer’s handling of the situation could lead to significant consequences for his career.

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the ‘Gutf’teld!’ panel reacted to Jimmy Kimmel’s wife admitting to sending pro-Trump emails. The panel criticized the action, suggesting it could have serious consequences.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith claims the Democratic Party’s shutdown actions were a ‘strategic move.’ He also blames Hannity for the shutdown’s progression.

Fox News host Will Cain discusses growing Democratic Party divisions as senators break ranks to end the government shutdown and calls for Chuck Schumer’s resignation.

US President Donald Trump praised Syrian leader Ahmad al-Sharaa after hosting him at the White House, calling him a ‘very strong leader’ despite his ties to Al-Qaeda. The meeting occurred as al-Sharaa, once blacklisted by the US, now leads a government that has been removed from terrorist lists, signaling potential changes in international relations.

A violent brawl broke out outside a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley, escalating tensions between protesters and event attendees. The incident, reported by Fox News senior correspondent Claudia Cowan, occurred on the Hannity broadcast, highlighting the heightened political climate surrounding the event.

Rep. Elise Stefanik received the World Jewish Congress’ highest honor, the Theodor Herzl Award, for her work in combating antisemitism and promoting Western values. She launched her New York gubernatorial campaign, framing the state as the epicenter of the ‘battle for Western values that have shaped America.’

Police used barricades to contain agitators during a protest outside the TPUSA event at UC Berkeley, resulting in at least two arrests. The incident highlights tensions surrounding the event’s controversial nature.

Fox News host Sean Hannity criticized Democrats for their indignation over the shutdown deal, as the Senate votes to end the longest government shutdown in history. Hannity accused the party of being consumed by its own anger, noting that their complaints seemed to contradict the realities of the situation.

A proposed spending bill could enable U.S. Senators to sue federal investigators over the examination of their phone records related to the January 6 Capitol attack. The measure has drawn strong opposition from Republican lawmakers, who are upset over the probe into their activities during the attack.

Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper has warned that California’s diversion law is being exploited by violent and repeat offenders, undermining accountability and threatening public safety. Cooper told Fox News Digital that the law, intended to provide alternatives to incarceration, is being abused to circumvent the justice system.

President Donald Trump criticized Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, accusing him of ‘going too far’ amid growing tensions within the Democratic Party. The comments came during an interview on ‘The Ingraham Angle,’ where Trump also addressed the ongoing government shutdown and criticized Democrats’ handling of the issue.

The U.S. Senate has voted 60-4, to end the longest government shutdown in history, following a protracted deadlock over spending bills. This decision marks a pivotal moment in resolving the fiscal crisis that has paralyzed federal operations for over two weeks.

Sen. John Fetterman, a Democratic senator from Pennsylvania, has expressed his opposition to using government shutdowns as a political strategy during a discussion on ‘Hannity.’ Fetterman’s comments come as ongoing efforts are being made to resolve the current government shutdown situation, underscoring the political tensions surrounding the issue.

President Donald Trump expressed frustration over long airport lines and flight, blaming it on air traffic controllers taking time off during the shutdown. He also proposed tariff dividends to middle- and lower-income Americans.

Environmental and advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit accusing the Trump administration of discriminating against Democratic-leaning states by cutting federal funding for energy projects during a government shutdown. The lawsuit argues that the president has used the lapse in government to slash energy programs in states with progressive voters.

The Senate passed a bipartisan funding package to end the 41-day government shutdown, with eight Democratic senators breaking ranks to support the deal. The agreement aims to keep the government open until January 30, 2026.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has emphasized the urgent need for effective action against corruption, highlighting the importance of maintaining integrity within Energoatom, the country’s largest energy generator. The president’s remarks align with broader government initiatives aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in public institutions.

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill aimed at ending the government shutdown, which is expected to pass on *Hann, a conservative talk show. The shutdown has caused significant disruption, with federal agencies and employees facing partial or complete closures.

A violent clash broke out near UC Berkeley on Monday, shortly before a Turning Point USA event featuring Dr. Frank Turek and Rob Schneider. The confrontation occurred two months after the assassination of the organization’s founder, Charlie Kirk, raising questions about the security and safety of public events.

Senate Republicans have included a provision in the bipartisan government funding bill that allows senators to sue the federal government for unauthorized phone records seizure. The provision, inserted by Senate Majority Leader John Thune, could award senators hundreds of thousands of dollars for having their data collected without their knowledge as part of a Biden-era…

Slovakia’s transfer of MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine in 2.023 was not a crime, according to the Bratislava prosecutor’s office. This decision comes as part of an ongoing investigation into the legality of the military aid provided to Ukraine during the conflict with Russia.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett praised Democrats for supporting Jay Jones, the newly elected Virginia attorney general, despite his controversial text messages from 2022, calling the accusations a ‘distraction’. The incident highlights the broader tension within the Democratic Party about balancing ethical standards with the need to win elections in states like Virginia.

A violent altercation broke out at UC Berkeley near a Turning Point USA event, with a physical fight occurring between two men. The incident happened two months after the assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk at a campus event in Utah.

The Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset, extended congratulations to Ukraine on its 30th anniversary of membership. In a message titled ‘European Story, a Shared Future,’ Berset affirmed the Council’s solidarity with Ukraine.

The DeepState OSINT project has observed a marked increase in the gray zone along the Solodke-Novomykolaivka-Rivnopillia-Nove-Novouspenivske section of the Zaporizh, raising concerns about the worsening situation in the area.

A violent brawl erupted in Berkeley, Calif., Monday afternoon just hours before a Turning Point USA event. The incident occurred just hours prior to the gathering, which has drawn significant attention given the recent assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk during a previous event in Utah.

The BBC faces its most severe crisis in decades, with two top executives resigning over a misleading Trump documentary. The scandal highlights deeper tensions within the corporation as it navigates a divided political and media landscape.

Brit Hume, a seasoned political commentator, has called the government shutdown a ‘fool’s errand’ from the beginning. The Special Report panel discusses the ongoing government shutdown and the growing friction within the Democratic Party, highlighting the political and economic ramifications.

In Kyiv, a five-volume historical monograph on special services from 1919 to 1995 was presented with GUR MO participation. The event highlights the collaboration between intelligence agencies and academic publishing.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine is finalizing agreements with European nations to enhance air protection and energy security. The discussions followed a diplomatic meeting, signaling increased collaboration to counter ongoing threats.

The Senate is set to vote on a resolution to end the government shutdown, requiring a simple majority. Lawmakers are under growing pressure to end the impasse, which has already caused significant disruptions to government operations and affected millions of federal employees.