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Kyiv has inaugurated the Higher School of Lobbying, a first-of-its-kind training center aimed at aligning Ukrainian lobbying practices with European and American standards. The event, held at the Hyatt Regency Kyiv hotel, attracted over 100 participants.
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Maine’s independent Sen. Angus King admitted that the Democratic shutdown strategy aimed at pressuring President Trump and securing Obamacare subsidies failed, calling it the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The Senate approved a short-term spending package to prevent further economic disruption.
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Large-scale training of the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) rapid response teams as part of winter preparation took place in Kyiv region. The drills aim to enhance the organization’s readiness to handle emergencies during the cold season.
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Legal cannabis shop owners in Los Angeles are withholding tax payments until the city addresses illegal sales. Industry representatives argue that without stronger enforcement against black-market sellers, they cannot compete fairly and are forced to absorb losses or raise prices.
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President Donald Trump criticized Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer during an exclusive interview with ‘The Ingraham Angle,’ accusing him of overstepping. Some Democrats reportedly consider replacing Schumer due to disagreements over leadership and policy directions.
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Raiffeisen Bank’s new Chair, Natalia Hurina, will take over on January 1, 2026, after years of managing risk and non-performing assets. Her appointment reflects the bank’s focus on strengthening its financial stability and operational resilience.
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The eastern city of Pokrovsk has endured more than a year and a half of intense bombardment. As Russia intensifies its assault, Ukraine is mounting a desperate defense to slow the advance and buy time.
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Local authorities in Bashkortostan have detained eight individuals suspected of planning to sabotage telecommunications infrastructure, including setting fires to cell towers and damaging fiber-optic cables for financial gain. The alleged plot was uncovered through an investigation into a tip provided by a resident of Salavat.
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Fox News Digital columnist David Marcus highlighted a pivotal moment in Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign during an appearance on ‘America Reports.’ Marcus discussed what he views as a critical issue affecting both New York Governor Kathy Hochul and the Democratic candidate.
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Cinemas and children’s entertainment centers in Ukraine are adapting their business models to stay competitive in the evolving retail landscape, according to UTG Director Yevhen, Loktionova. These adjustments highlight the ongoing evolution of consumer preferences and the need for businesses to innovate.
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Political commentator Greg Gutfeld criticizes the left for its anxiety over its own policies as eight Democratic senators break ranks to avert a government shutdown.
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Erika Kirk, widow of late conservative icon Charlie Kirk, attended the swearing-in ceremony of Sergio Gor as the U.S. ambassador to India. The event took place in the Oval Office, where President Trump personally invited Erika to speak, highlighting her late husband’s friendship with Gor.
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Virginia Senator Tim Kaine accused MSNBC host Katy Tur of ‘overdramatizing’ Democratic Party tensions during a heated exchange over the government shutdown vote. Tur reported that some Democrats were ‘beyond angry’ at Kaine’s decision, warning of a potential civil war within the party.
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Dr. Marc Siegel discussed how faith and divine intervention played a pivotal role in the recovery of a Marine corporal suffering from PTSD. The conversation highlighted the impact of miracles on mental health, emphasizing the transformative power of faith in overcoming severe psychological trauma.
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A Berkeley student group has used the song ‘Bella Ciao’ linked to Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer in their protest against a Turning Point USA event. The group’s use of the song has sparked controversy, with some alleging intentional connections to the murder.
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Senator Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., has expressed willingness to collaborate with Democrats to prevent a government shutdown, following infighting within the Democratic Party. The senator’s comments were made during an interview on ‘The Story,’ highlighting the need for bipartisan cooperation.
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Barstool Sports founder Dave Portno, has claimed there has been a noticeable rise in antisemitic incidents targeting him, which he attributes to his Jewish heritage and public visibility. The issue has come to light as he plans to participate in an interview with CBS Sunday Morning.
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The Senate has passed a government funding deal that could end the partial government shutdown. The agreement, which includes provisions to fund the government until next February, now needs approval from the House of Representatives and a signature from President Donald Trump to take effect.
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Ukraine has launched a corruption probe into its state nuclear company Ener, while Ukrainian special forces have reported striking a Russian oil depot in Crimea.
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Senator Angus King of Maine confessed on MSNBC that the Democratic Party’s federal government shutdown strategy didn’t work, marking a pivotal moment in the political discourse surrounding the recent government standoff. His acknowledgment highlights the complexities and challenges inherent in political strategies, especially those involving significant actions like a government shutdown.
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A suspect has confessed to driving the vehicle that crashed into a Christmas market crowd in Magdeburg, Germany, during a high-security trial. The incident, which occurred last December, resulted in multiple casualties and has raised concerns about public safety during holiday events.
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The longest government shutdown in U.S. history has ended amid bipartisan criticism. Democrats accuse Republicans of a betrayal, while Will Cain analyzes the fallout.
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The fight over SNAP benefits continues, with states challenging the Trump administration’s plan to penalize them for fully funding the program. Millions of low-income Americans remain in legal limbo as the government shutdown has stalled the largest anti-hunger initiative.
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Kim Kardashian shared bikini selfies after failing the California bar exam, showing her determination to continue her legal studies. She posted photos from a beach vacation celebrating her sister Kendall Jenner’s 30th birthday, captioning them with a palm tree emoji.
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Tunnel to Towers Chairman & CEO Frank Siller announced the delivery of 25 mortgage-free homes to Gold Star widows on Veterans Day. This initiative highlights the organization’s ongoing commitment to honoring military families’ sacrifices.
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Marine veteran Lt. Col. Jay Kopelman has called ibogaine treatment a ‘miracle’ for PTSD recovery, sparking interest in alternative therapies among veterans. His experience highlights the potential of ibogaine in treating trauma-related disorders, though its legal status and safety remain topics of debate.
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Sen. Eric Schmitt accuses Democratic leaders of holding ‘hostages’ as the Senate tries to pass a spending bill to end the government shutdown. The senator criticized House Minority Speaker Hakeem Jeffries for his leadership during the impasse.
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The White House, under former President Donald Trump, is continuing its verbal attacks on Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Somali-American congresswoman, by taunting her with a McDonald’s photo and suggesting she should return to Somalia. Trump’s recent comments, including a shared image of him at a McDonald’s drive-thru, are seen as a response to Omar’s assertion…
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Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies NABU and SAPO are investigating Energoatom, the country’s state-owned nuclear energy company. The probe follows allegations of potential corruption, though no specific details have been disclosed.
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Kyiv residents have declared over 1,300 firearms and nearly 430,000 rounds of ammunition to authorities. This move is part of broader efforts to improve public safety and reduce the prevalence of illegal arms in the city.
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The BBC faces an internal crisis over claims of institutional bias in its coverage of Donald Trump, following a controversial documentary that omitted his call for peaceful protest. Trump’s legal team has threatened a $1 billion lawsuit against the network.
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Elizabeth Girard, a former co-chair of President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign in New Hampshire, has launched her bid for the state’s open 1st Congressional District, a key target for Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections. The district, which has been held by Democrats for over a decade, presents a significant opportunity for the GOP to…
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Ace Frehley, one of the founding members of the legendary rock band Kiss, has died at the age of 74. His death was confirmed by the Morris County Medical Examiner, with the cause of death being blunt trauma injuries from a fall, classified as an accident.
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Jocelyn Jordan, a student at Beloit College, claims that faculty have blocked her and her classmates from forming a new Turning Point USA chapter, while also failing to address harassment and threats they have faced. The situation highlights concerns about campus free speech and the handling of student organizations.
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Después de 40 días de inactividad, el Consejo de Senadores ha conseguido un acuerdo para reabrir el gobierno con recursos financieros disponibles hasta enero de 2.026. En el contexto nacional, se están desarrollando protestas masivas en contra de la alcaldesa Claudia Sheinbaum tras el asesinato de otro alcalde.
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Alex Singleton, the Denver Broncos’ middle linebacker, revealed he underwent surgery to remove testicular cancer after a drug test showed elevated hCG levels. He shared his diagnosis publicly, expressing optimism about his prognosis and full recovery.
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Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine’s national railway company, has announced a 7% decline in freight transportation for 2025, projecting a modest recovery to 161 million tonnes in 2026. The data reflects challenges in maintaining current volumes amid economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
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La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, enfrenta críticas por su postura ante el aumento de la violencia en el país. La senadora Lilly Téllez ha denunciado las condiciones desesperantes que vive la población, señalando que el gobierno no está abordando el problema de manera efectiva.
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Speaker Mike Johnson anticipates a House vote to end the government shutdown as early as Wednesday, with lawmakers urged to return to Washington. A bipartisan deal has been reached to prevent federal layoffs, though tensions remain within the Democratic party over the shutdown’s resolution.
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Ukrainian Defense Forces have neutralized 52 enemy targets, including 15 attack UAVs, during an overnight attack. Details on the seven missiles involved remain under investigation.
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Airlines are preparing for additional chaos as the government shutdown persists. Eight Democratic senators have defied their party to support a deal that might conclude the shutdown, which has already led to travel delays.
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The eRecovery program has distributed UAH 4 billion to over 5,100 families for damaged housing, addressing the humanitarian and economic impact of the conflict. This initiative aims to expedite recovery by providing immediate financial relief to affected households.
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Protests erupted in New Delhi as citizens demand urgent government action against severe air pollution. The air quality reached ‘severe’ levels over the weekend, prompting widespread public discontent.
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Elon Musk has donated $1 million through the Musk Foundation to support the American Institute for Roman Culture (AIRC) in a digital renaissance of archaeology aimed at reimagining life in ancient Rome using AI. This funding supports the AIRC’s Ancient Rome Live platform, which seeks to document and preserve Roman heritage.
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A train collision near Pezinok, Slovakia, sent 79 passengers to the hospital, with 13 still hospitalized. The incident is blamed on human error, with officials noting the express train passed through a red light.
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The government shutdown is causing significant hardship for U.S. military families and overseas staff who are being paid without compensation. Substitute teacher Donna Irwin at a naval base in Italy highlights the situation, noting low morale and the struggle to afford basic necessities.
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El Senado alcanzó un acuerdo que mantiene al gobierno abierto hasta enero de 2026, tras 40 días de bloqueo. Comentaristas políticos analizan las implicaciones del acuerdo.
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire faced backlash from her daughter Stefany Shaheen, a congressional candidate, after she voted to end the government shutdown. The senator joined eight Democrats in breaking ranks to move toward resolving the crisis, sparking internal party tensions and family discord.
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A mention of Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman received a jeer on “The View” after he was announced as a guest following his vote to potentially end the government shutdown. The decision to align with Republicans in advancing a measure to reopen the government sparked sharp criticism from fellow Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer…
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President Trump believes the government will reopen quickly after Senate progress on a shutdown deal. The Senate’s advancement is seen as a critical step toward resolving the impasse.
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Actor Gary Sinise emphasizes the enduring importance of supporting veterans and service members, particularly those facing mental health challenges. He shares insights on the need for continued care and recognition of their sacrifices.
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A 15-year-old Florida boy, Kyle Vincent Siemon, faces a felony charge after a dangerous electric dirt bike chase through Naples rush-hour traffic. Deputies with the Collier County Sheriff’s Office attempted a traffic stop, but Siemon fled at high speeds, weaving through traffic and reaching 70 mph before crashing into a ditch, where he was taken…
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The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, has seen a notable shift in global climate leadership. With the United States absent and Europe struggling with its own climate goals, emerging economies are gaining ground by investing heavily in renewable energy.
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During a recent episode of ‘The View’, host Whoopi Goldberg addressed an audience member who interrupted her announcement of Sen. John Fetterman’s upcoming guest appearance. The interruption sparked a reaction from the audience, with some members booing the individual for their disruptive behavior.
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Residents of the Niger Delta are divided over the potential resumption of oil drilling in their region. On one hand, there is optimism that renewed drilling could stimulate economic growth through much-needed infrastructure projects and job creation.
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In the aftermath of conflict, women in Afghanistan are showcasing remarkable resilience by creating businesses and redefining their economic roles despite societal challenges and restrictions. From traditional crafts to modern digital entrepreneurship, women are finding innovative ways to navigate the complexities of life under the Taliban, contributing to both national and global markets.
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Ukraine has sanctioned Kirill Dmitriev, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, for his role in the conflict. Dmitri, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund and participates in negotiations with the U.S. and Ukraine, is now under sanctions for his activities related to the war.
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A passenger train collision in Slovakia has left thirteen individuals hospitalized, raising significant concerns about the safety and reliability of the country’s rail infrastructure. The incident has prompted authorities to conduct an urgent investigation into the cause of the accident, with officials highlighting the need for enhanced safety measures to prevent future tragedies.
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A federal appeals court blocked Trump’s attempt to cut SNAP funding, which supports 42 million Americans. The ruling comes as Congress moves toward a government funding deal.
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Two senior BBC executives have resigned following mounting pressure after a memo alleged that the broadcaster misedited a speech by President Trump. The incident has triggered internal turmoil within the organization, raising questions about the BBC’s editorial integrity and its handling of political content.