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Prominent Maryland Democrats, including Steny Hoyer and Jamie Raskin, are pressuring state lawmakers to address redistricting amid rising national pressure. The effort is framed as a necessary step to counter potential gerrymandering and protect voting rights.
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President Donald Trump has participated in the swearing-in ceremony for Sergio Gor as the new U.S. Ambassador to India, taking place in the Oval Office. The event marks a significant diplomatic move between the United States and India.
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The New York Giants have parted ways with head coach Brian Daboll, marking a pivotal shift in their franchise’s direction. The decision comes amid a challenging season and mounting pressure from fans and analysts.
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Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton had surgery for testicular cancer following a recent diagnosis. The procedure took place on Friday, with Singleton sharing his diagnosis on social media earlier in the week.
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Longtime Chicago Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks has announced his retirement after a 12-year Major League Baseball career, with – 11 of those seasons spent with the Cubs. His 12-year tenure with the team has been a cornerstone of their rotation, providing a reliable presence in both regular seasons and high-stakes playoff games.
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Major League Baseball (MLB) has announced a collaboration with leading U.S. sportsbooks to introduce betting limits on wagers focused on individual pitches, aiming to curb potential manipulation of the betting market. This initiative comes as part of broader efforts to maintain the integrity of the sport amidst increasing interest in sports betting.
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Luis Ortiz, a Guardians pitcher, is set for a $50,000 bail hearing in federal court after being accused of bribing associates in the Dominican Republic to influence pitch outcomes. The indictment alleges that Ortiz and Clase took bribes to help associates in their native Dominican Republic win prop bets placed on pitches they threw.
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Prosecutors are investigating a potential leak as Zelensky’s former business partner, Timur Mindich, reportedly fled the country before planned searches. The probe follows reports that Mind, who was once a close associate of the president, is now a central figure in the inquiry.
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A 15-year-old boy has been charged with a felony after leading police on an electric dirt bike pursuit through rush-hour traffic in Naples, Florida. The incident has raised concerns about public safety and the potential risks of off-road vehicle use in populated areas.
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Ukrainians in the US are losing access to food assistance after the Trump administration revised SNAP eligibility rules, excluding many refugees. Around 300,000 Ukrainians are expected to be affected, as the program now limits benefits to U.S. citizens and legal residents, according to the Hope for Ukraine charity.
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Two German traditions, St. Martin’s Day and the beginning of carnival season, coincide on November 11. Their origins are centuries old, creating a unique cultural overlap.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has emphasized the importance of the United States as a strategic partner during an interview with The Guardian, stating that relations with former President Donald Trump remain constructive and substantive despite ongoing geopolitical challenges. Zelens,ky’s comments come at a pivotal moment as Ukraine continues to navigate the aftermath of the Russia-Ukraine…
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Erik Bulatov, a prominent figure in the Soviet pop art scene of the 1970s, passed away at the age of 92. His work combined figurative art with slogans and text to challenge state propaganda, marking him as a significant voice in Soviet artistic resistance.
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The swearing-in ceremony for the U.S. Ambassador to India is taking place in the Oval Office, marking a key moment in the administration’s foreign policy strategy. Observers note the potential implications for U.S.-India relations, including cooperation on trade agreements and regional security initiatives.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized the FDA’s black box warnings on hormone replacement therapy, calling them misleading and unnecessary. He argued these warnings have ‘frightened’ the public and should be removed.
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Sen. Tim Kaine accused MSNBC host Katy Tur of exaggerating the Democratic Party’s internal conflict over his vote to end the government shutdown, criticizing the media for inflaming political tensions.
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In the latest episode of The Herd, Robert Griffin III and Colin Cowherd discuss the New York Giants’ decision to fire Brian Dab and explore whether Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers are in decline. They also analyze Caleb Williams’ clutch performance against the Giants.
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Bangladesh is facing growing concerns over human rights abuses following the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Rights organizations have reported ongoing political violence and extrajudical killings, despite Dh’ts efforts to investigate past abuses.
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A car explosion near the Red Fort in New Delhi has resulted in fatalities, though the exact number of casualties and cause of the blast remain undisclosed. Security personnel have been deployed to the scene to investigate the incident.
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A car explosion near a metro station close to the Red Fort in New Delhi has claimed several lives, according to police confirmation. Emergency services are currently working to clear the area and assist any injured individuals.
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President Donald Trump has proposed a plan to distribute $2,000 in tariff dividends to American citizens as part of his strategy to address the economic impact of the government shutdown. The initiative is part of the Trump administration’s broader economic agenda, which includes measures to protect domestic industries and boost the economy.
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Nigerian Christians welcome Trump’s actions against the government, hoping for pressure to end violence, while cautioning against U.S. military involvement. The issue highlights ongoing persecution and inaction against Fulani militants in the Middle Belt.
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The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) is investigating after an OutKick reporter was harassed while covering a match involving a transgender athlete. The reporter described being shadowed and harassed by the principal and supporters, prompting a police response.
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Chronic kidney disease has climbed to the ninth leading cause of global death, with 788 million people affected. The condition contributes to 12% of global cardiovascular mortality, with high blood sugar, high blood pressure, and high BMI as primary risk factors.
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Daniel Turner criticized the COP30 Climate Summit as a gathering of ‘rich people still pretending this is a legit crisis’ during a segment on Fox Across America. The discussion raised questions about the effectiveness of international climate accords.
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President Trump’s legal team has accused the BBC of defamation over its editing of a speech he gave on January 6. The BBC has apologized for an ‘error in judgment,’ leading to the resignation of key officials.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson anticipates a vote to end the government shutdown by Wednesday as GOP lawmakers rush back to Washington, following Senate Democrats’ recent decision to support a bipartisan plan. The House is preparing for a critical vote, with Democrats expressing opposition due to the bill’s lack of provisions for extending pandemic-era healthcare subsidies.
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The IAEA has called for a reduction in military activity targeting Ukrainian nuclear power plant infrastructure. The Khmelnytskyi and Riv. The damage has prompted concerns over nuclear safety amid ongoing conflict.
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Elsa McGrain, a University of Kansas pre-med student, was killed in a hit-and-run while jogging near Lawrence Regional Airport. Authorities identified the suspect as William Ray Klingler, who was arrested days after the incident.
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Sahra Wagenknecht has announced her resignation as leader of the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW), with MEP Fabio de Masi set to take over. The party, named after her, is undergoing a leadership transition that could impact its political direction.
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Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies have persisted in their fight against corruption despite pressure from President Zelensky. They have uncovered a major scheme involving the state-owned nuclear energy company Energoatom.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Kim Davis’ petition to reexamine its 2015 ruling that upheld the legality of same-sex marriage. Davis, a Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses, had asked the court to reconsider its landmark decision.
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Jon McNaughton, a conservative political artist, compares Rama Duwaji’s politically charged Instagram posts to Hunter Biden’s rise in the art world. Duwaji’s art may benefit from her husband’s political connections, similar to Biden’s influence.
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Viral videos depicting young Ukrainian conscripts in tears as they head to the front have been identified as AI-generated. Deutsche Welle investigates the authenticity of these clips, revealing they are not real.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a major challenge to Mississippi’s mail-in ballot law, which could have significant implications for similar legislation across the country. The case, centered around Mississippi’s law, may influence voting procedures in dozens of states ahead of the 2026 elections.
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CBP Chief Patrol Agent Gregory Bovino emphasized that the individual involved in the weekend Border Patrol attack should never have been in Chicago, citing the need for stronger security measures. The incident has reignited debates about the effectiveness of current border patrol operations and urban law enforcement challenges.
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Donna Irwin, an American teacher in Italy, has expressed the profound effects of the U.S. government shutdown, even from abroad. The shutdown has created uncertainty and logistical challenges for expatriates and international operations.
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Russian forces have occupied approximately 19 square kilometers in four directions within a single day, significantly increasing the ‘gray zone’ by 3,0 square kilometers. The expansion includes key areas in the Donetsk and Zaporizhia regions.
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer faces increasing pressure within his own party as Democrats have abandoned their previous stance on a government shutdown strategy. The collapse of unity underscores internal divisions and challenges the party’s ability to maintain a cohesive position on key legislative issues.
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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum emphasized his focus on energy abundance, aligning with former President Donald Trump’s policies, during a discussion on ‘America Reports.’ Burgum highlighted the importance of domestic energy production and its role in fostering national prosperity.
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Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said the government shutdown deal was ‘worth it’ to secure protections for federal workers, despite Democrats not achieving their primary goal of extending Obamacare subsidies. The agreement includes provisions to prevent further layoffs and reinstate employees laid off during the shutdown.
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Ferrexpo, a Ukrainian iron ore mining company, has suspended exports following power outages caused by Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The shutdown affects its ability to process and export iron ore, impacting global steel markets.
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A New York Times investigation has revealed that unaccompanied children in Saudi Arabia are being denied essential services such as birth certificates, medical care, and education. Diplomats and police officers have been reported to turn away mothers, leaving them and their children in vulnerable situations.
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Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has stalled efforts to reopen the federal government by opposing the spending bill due to hemp regulation concerns. His resistance highlights the complexities of procedural delays within the Senate, extending the government shutdown timeline.
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Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko is participating in the Kyiv Investment Forum, held for the first time in Berlin, aiming to secure funds for the post-war reconstruction and development of Kyiv. The forum, scheduled to begin on November 12, seeks to attract investments to support the city’s recovery efforts.
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U.S. military strikes on suspected drug boats have killed six, bringing the toll to 76 in 19 attacks since September. The Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is set to arrive in the Caribbean, signaling a heightened military presence.
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A London court has ordered the former owners of PrivatBank to pay over $3 billion in damages and legal costs. This comes as a result of the nationalization of the bank in late 2016.
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Nataliya Boyko, a supervisory board member of Naftogaz Ukrainy, stated that Ukraine’s gas situation is not as critical as feared following significant Russian attacks. The assessment suggests that the country’s energy infrastructure has withstood the attacks better than anticipated.
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A spooky new game immerses players in the eerie atmosphere of a 1920s insane asylum, exploring the dark history of mental health treatment. The game aims to shed light on the often brutal and misguided practices of the past.
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison pending appeal after serving three weeks of a five, year sentence for conspiracy charges related to campaign funding sourced from Libya. The judicial process continues as he awaits further legal developments.
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Polish support for Ukrainian migrants has dropped to 48%, according to a survey cited by Bloomberg, with half the population now seeing state benefits for arrivals as overly generous. The shift reflects rising social tensions and concerns over economic competition.
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As COP30 begins, Ghana’s rural communities are leading a grassroots climate initiative using indigenous knowledge to reduce emissions and protect forests. The world is taking note of how local solutions can contribute to a more sustainable future.
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House Democrats attempted a last-ditch maneuver to secure an extension of COVID-19-era emergency Obamacare subsidies, but Rep. Glenn Ivey’s unanimous consent request was rejected during a pro-forma session. The failed attempt highlights divisions within the party as the government approaches a resolution to the shutdown.
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The Miami Dolphins defeated the Buffalo Bills 30-13, with the Bills committing three turnovers. Analyst Colin Cowher, questions if fans should start to lose faith in the Bills after the loss.
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Ukraine Anti-Corruption Bureau Discovers Russian Intelligence Logo in Energy Sector Corruption Probe
Anti-corruption authorities in Ukraine found a notebook bearing the logo of Russia’s Security Service during searches at co-organizers of a major energy sector corruption scheme. The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine revealed the discovery, which could indicate potential collusion.
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The Chicago Bears beat the New York Giants 24-20, with Caleb Williams scoring two touchdowns in the final four minutes. Colin Cowherd questions if Williams is carrying the Bears to their 3-6 record.
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This article highlights a range of bedding and heating solutions aimed at improving winter sleep comfort. It covers various products such as heated blankets, flannel sheets, and electric mattress pads that offer customized warmth and energy-efficient features.
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The FDA is considering removing the strongest warning labels, known as ‘black box’ warnings, from hormone replacement therapy (HRT) products. This decision is based on new evidence suggesting the benefits of HRT outweigh its risks, as highlighted by FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte has launched a campaign to attract New Yorkers fleeing Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s socialist policies and tax hikes, emphasizing the state’s low taxes and economic opportunities. The exodus, driven by concerns over financial burden and public service expansions, is expected to influence urban migration trends.