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In 2019, President Donald Trump ordered U.S. commandos to a village in Syria to kill Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the Islamic State. On Monday, Syria’s president, a former associate of that leader, will meet Mr. Trump in the White House.
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Ukraine is facing a growing crisis with draft evasion, especially in Vylkove, a Danube River town where many men of draft age have disappeared or fled to avoid conscription. This issue is exacerbating the strain on Ukraine’s military resources and national security.
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Supporters of Abigail Spanberger, Virginia’s governor-elect, say they expect her to reverse efforts to impose conservative priorities on the state’s prestigious public university system. The Democrat chosen by Virginia voters to be their next governor, Abigail Spanberger, will have a chance to make significant changes in the boards that oversee the state’s public universities.
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A news item highlights the plight of children born to unmarried mothers in Saudi Arabia, who often face legal and social challenges that prevent them from being with their parents. The report details the experiences of Esther, who gave birth to her son Abudy in Riyadh, and the difficulties she faces in securing a legal…
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Rural libraries across the U.S. face closure due to federal budget cuts, immigration raids, and an economic slowdown. The potential loss of these civic symbols raises concerns about the future of community resources.
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Fatih Birol, the executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), has become a central figure in global energy discussions despite his reputation for being unexciting. His insights on oil, gas, and climate policy have garnered attention from politicians, industry leaders, and activists alike.
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A Times investigation revealed that children are routinely deprived of birth certificates, medical care and education. Diplomats and police officers turned the mothers away.
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Byron York warns that public frustration with the government shutdown could force Democrats to end the impasse. Democrats are considering breaking from their party to find a resolution.
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The article highlights the dismantling of nuclear stability agreements by the West, leading to a potential nuclear arms race. It critiques the erosion of treaties like the ABM, New START, and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, emphasizing the lack of seriousness in addressing global security.
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South Korea’s former president, Yoon Suk Yeol, is accused of using drones to justify martial law last year. The Special Counsel alleges this move was part of a strategy to stoke military tensions.
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The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) is holding an emergency press conference to address the impacts of the government shutdown on its members. President Nick Daniels is set to speak about the situation, as controllers face the prospect of missing their second paycheck due to the ongoing budget impasse.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has denied an appeal from Kim Davis, a former Kentucky county clerk who sought to overturn its 2015 decision legalizing same-sex marriage. The Court declined to revisit the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling, which granted same-sex couples the right to marry, without explanation or dissent.
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Thailand has suspended peace talks with Cambodia following a landmine incident that injured two Thai soldiers. The incident threatens the progress made under a U.S.-brokered agreement led by former President Donald Trump.
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Dr. Frank Turek, a mentor to Charlie Kirk, appeared on ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the ongoing Turning Point USA tour, including a stop at UC Berkeley. Ture, highlights Kirk’s core messages of faith and the importance of free speech on college campuses.
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Detectives from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) raided the home of Tymur Mindich, co-owner of Kvartal 95 studio, on November 10, according to Ukrainska Pravda. The search comes amid allegations of corruption and potential misuse of public funds.
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Jocko Willink and Chad Robichaux joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to preview their Fox Nation special ‘Above, Below and Beyond,’ which celebrates 250 years of the U.S. Marine Corps and Navy with stories of service, courage and unity. The event highlights the enduring impact of these branches and their contributions to national security.
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Washington Commanders defensive lineman Daron Payne was suspended for one game after punching Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown during a game. The incident sparked widespread mockery online, as fans criticized the veteran player for targeting an opponent wearing a helmet.
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Sen. Angus King and seven Democrats broke ranks to support the GOP’s government funding package, drawing criticism from party members over abandoned healthcare fight. The eight critical votes that advanced a short-term spending package on Sunday evening and put the government on the path to re-opening also tore the seams of Democratic Party unity, bringing…
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A gunman opened fire on Border Patrol agents in Chicago, sparking a manhunt. Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons addressed the incident on ‘Fox & Friends’, highlighting the growing threat of attacks on law enforcement.
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Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the behind-the-scenes events as eight Democrats broke with the party to advance a plan to end the government shutdown. The move has ignited internal party tensions and prompted questions about Democratic unity.
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Ukrainian war refugees in the United States are experiencing a food crisis, according to Yuriy Boyechko of Hope For Ukraine. The issue has raised concerns about the support systems available for displaced populations.
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Republicans are attacking Democratic candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Manny Rutinel for their alleged ties to New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, casting them as part of a socialist movement. The RNC and Congressional Leadership Fund are leveraging this strategy in key races to undermine the Democratic Party’s credibility.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin may attempt to occupy Ukraine while simultaneously launching an attack on another European country. In an interview with The Guardian, Zel, Zelenskyy expressed concerns about the potential for a multi-front conflict.
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Vice President JD Vance visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to meet with veterans, active-duty service members, and healthcare staff. The visit focused on discussing healthcare access, veterans’ support, and the well-being of military personnel.
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AFP Action, a fiscally conservative political advocacy group, has endorsed John Sununu in the Republican Senate primary race in New Hampshire, aiming to flip the state’s key Senate seat. The outcome of this race is critical for the GOP’s efforts to expand its Senate majority in the 2026 midterms.
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President Donald Trump’s legal team accuses the BBC of fabricating and airing false statements in a documentary about his Jan. 6, 2021, speech, demanding a retraction, apology, and $1 billion in damages. The BBC faces scrutiny over its editing of the speech, which critics say misrepresents Trump’s intentions and led to the resignation of key…
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Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart became the first rookie quarterback to record a rushing touchdown in five consecutive games, joining Cam Newton in a rare statistical feat. However, his performance was cut short when he suffered a concussion, leaving the Giants struggling to recover from the Bears’ lead.
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A growing number of scammers are exploiting Google search results to trick users into calling fake customer service numbers, which can grant them remote control over their phones. This threat, known as a remote access support scam, has the potential to cause significant financial, privacy, and security damage.
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Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto has posthumously honored former dictator Suharto with a national hero title, sparking debate over historical revisionism. The recognition, accepted by Suharto’s family, marks a controversial shift in how the country views its past.
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Federal Judge Mark Wolf, appointed by Reagan in 1985, has resigned from his lifetime position to publicly condemn President Donald Trump for undermining judicial independence and the rule of law. Wolf argues that the administration is using the legal system for partisan purposes to reward allies and punish opponents.
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War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the approval of two additional airstrikes against vessels suspected of transporting illicit narcotics in international waters. The strikes are part of an increased military focus on disrupting the flow of narcotics into the country.
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Harvard psychology professor Steven Pinker cautiously acknowledged there is a ‘grain of truth’ in former President Donald Trump’s assertion that Harvard University is a ‘liberal mess,’ but emphasized that Trump should not dictate acceptable intellectual viewpoints. He cited concerns over the cancellation of controversial opinions at Harvard, referencing cases like that of former professor Carole…
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A trial for a man accused of ramming a car into a crowd at the Magdeburg Christmas market is set to begin today. The incident, which occurred during the holiday season, has drawn widespread attention and concern.
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Dr. Marc Siegel joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss how faith transformed a Marine corporal’s recovery from PTSD, highlighting the therapeutic role of personal spiritual beliefs in trauma healing.
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U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced two airstrikes against alleged drug smuggling vessels, killing six traffickers. The Trump administration’s ongoing strikes aim to disrupt narco-terrorism and protect the homeland.
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Speaker Mike Johnson expressed relief and satisfaction after the Senate resolved its prolonged standoff on the government shutdown. He emphasized that the development vindicates their position and confirmed the House will resume sessions immediately.
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The International Olympic Committee is set to implement a new policy that will prohibit transgender female athletes from competing against biological women in Olympic events. The policy includes transgender athletes with differences of sex development (DSD).
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House Speaker Mike Johnson praised the Senate’s agreement to reopen the government, calling it a ‘long overdue’ measure. The deal aims to resolve the ongoing shutdown and restore federal operations.
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Eight Senate Democrats joined Republicans to end a 40-day government shutdown by passing a continuing resolution with a 60-40 vote. The agreement funds the government through January 30 and includes provisions to prevent further federal worker firings.
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A Japanese study suggests that bitter compounds in cocoa, berries and red wine may enhance memory by up to 30% within an hour by activating the brain’s internal ‘alarm system.’ The research, published in Current Research in Food Science, found that flavanols trigger a surge of noradrenaline, aiding alertness and focus.
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President Trump is set to host Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House as the U.S. government shutdown deal begins to take shape. This marks the first official visit by a Syrian leader to Washington in years, highlighting a potential shift in U.S. foreign policy.
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Gerry Turner, the first senior star of ABC’s ‘The Golden Bachelor,’ shares his personal journey through a new memoir, detailing his cancer diagnosis, the end of his brief marriage to Theresa Nist, and his new engagement to girlfriend Lana Sutton. The book explores his emotional and philosophical evolution, emphasizing the importance of living in the…
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Sen. Chuck Grassley advocates for cameras in federal courtrooms, citing the Tyler Robinson case involving Charlie Kirk’s assassination as a pivotal moment requiring public transparency. He praised Erika Kirk’s emotional appeal for media access, highlighting the need for public accountability in the justice system.
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A million residents were evacuated as Typhoon Fung-Wong hit the Philippines, prompting emergency preparations. Authorities and residents are clearing debris from impacted infrastructure following the storm’s landfall.
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Harvard professor Steven Pinker told ’60 Minutes’ there was a ‘grain of truth’ to Trump’s argument that the university is a ‘liberal mess.’ Pinker’s comments indicate that while the university is not entirely devoid of merit, it does harbor a significant amount of liberal bias.
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The longest U.S. government shutdown in history is nearing its end after a bipartisan breakthrough in the Senate. A critical procedural step was taken Sunday night, with the Senate set to pass the funding deal Monday if leaders can secure unanimous consent.The resolution includes three full-year appropriations bills for various programs and a new continuing…
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Manchester City thrashed Liverpool to deepen the Reds’ malaise, and Robert Lewandowski returned to Barcelona, offering a much-needed lift.
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The article questions whether the UEFA Champions League final will remain in Europe or be moved abroad, discussing the potential implications of such a shift. It highlights the debate around the tournament’s heritage and its global appeal.
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The WNBA is navigating a labor battle as players push for improved terms in the new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), with all athletes potentially benefiting from the proposed changes. The proposed changes could lead to increased salaries, better benefits, and more security for athletes, regardless of their individual earnings or status within the league.
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Fantasy football managers are advised to consider acquiring the top free agent options as they approach Week 11 of the season. These additions are crucial for strengthening rosters and improving chances of playoff success.
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The NBA’s All-Star roster for the upcoming season features 12 players, with Austin Reaves and the Los Angeles Lakers leading the charge. Reaves is set to receive a significant raise during the offseason, indicating potential for a substantial contract extension.
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Baseball’s top players and managers will receive their awards this week, beginning with the Rookies of the Year ceremony tonight. The event marks the start of the 2025 MLB Awards season, highlighting the season’s standout performances.
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The NHL is witnessing a new era with the top draft picks from 2023 and 2024 making significant impacts on the ice. Young talents like Tkachuk, Bedard, and Celebrini are setting the pace in the scoring race, signaling a shift in the league’s power dynamics.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are under greater scrutiny and pressure than most NFL teams, as the pursuit of greatness creates a relentless drive for success that is both inspiring and stressful for the current squad. This high-stakes environment challenges the Eagles to consistently perform at their best, pushing them to overcome significant obstacles to achieve their…
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The NFL is reportedly behind efforts to ban the tush push in football, with sources indicating the Packers were recruited to submit the proposal. This move has sparked controversy among fans and players, who argue it undermines the game’s physicality.
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Fleetwood Mac and the USC Marching Band joined forces to create the song ‘Tusk,’ which initially seemed like a prank to band directors. The collaboration quickly became a sensation.
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Week 11 power rankings have seen Texas A&M and Indiana swap positions, with three new teams joining the top 25. Teams must focus on defense, special teams, and offensive consistency to remain in the national conversation.
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Tatsuya Imai, a Japanese pitcher, is preparing to join Major League Baseball (MLB) following his current club, the Seibu Lions, initiating the process to make him available. This development continues a pattern of Japanese pitchers seeking opportunities in the United States.
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Former LSU football coach Brian Kelly has rejected settlement offers of $25 million and $30 million and is seeking $54 million from the university.
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Jonathan Taylor’s potential to break records has sparked excitement in the NFL. The Washington Commanders face a challenging season as their performance continues to decline.