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The USMNT has announced the 25-player roster for upcomign friendlies against Paraguay and Uruguay. These matches will provide crucial preparation for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
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A federal lawsuit brought by over 35 Iowa college athletes against state investigators was dismissed. The judge ruled that the investigators had immunity in obtaining the athletes’ sports wagering data, even though the search would be classified as unconstitutional.
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The San Diego Padres have announced the hiring of Craig Stammen as their new manager on a three-year contract, replacing Mike Shild, who recently left the position. Stammen, a former relief pitcher who retired in 2022, brings a unique perspective to the role.
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Ukraine’s deputy PM expresses confidence that partners will fund coming years’ needs, despite a $19 billion shortfall for 2026. The nation relies on about 40% of its $98 billion budget from foreign support.
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Investigative journalists have alleged that at least 24 relatives of Russian President Vladimir Putin have been appointed to state-linked positions, raising concerns about nepotism and the concentration of power within the Kremlin. The report specifically highlights the involvement of the third generation of Putin’s family, including his grandnephews, who have joined the government, following the…
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Interfax-Ukraine is hosting a discussion on the ‘Globalization of the Russian-Ukrainian War’ on November 10 at 12:00. The event will feature political experts analyzing the international dimensions of the conflict.
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Ukrainian drone strikes targeted energy sites in Russia’s Kostroma region, killing one person and damaging a major electricity producer. The attacks have raised concerns about the conflict’s growing impact on critical infrastructure.
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Fox News personalities Jimmy Failla and Ainsley Earhardt are previewing the 7,th Annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards, set to air on Thursday night. The event will honor impactful Americans across various sectors and regions.
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President Donald Trump announced a deal to lower weight-loss drug prices for Americans, marking a significant step in his healthcare affordability efforts.
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Kyivstar, Ukraine’s largest telecom operator, is considering acquiring Sunvin 11 LLC, which owns a 12.95 MW solar power plant in the Zhytomyr region. The plant, commissioned in 2019, could enhance Kyivstar’s energy infrastructure and contribute to Ukraine’s renewable energy goals.
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The DOJ is preparing grand jury subpoenas as part of an investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan following his referral by the House Judiciary Committee. Brennan faces allegations of false statements regarding the use of the Steele dossier in the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment.
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Bunnie XO, also known as Alisa DeFord, shared emotional mugshots from her past struggles with addiction on social media, reflecting on her journey of transformation ahead of her upcoming book launch. Her husband, Jelly Roll, praised her courage in sharing their shared history of overcoming adversity.
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Erika Kirk shared a heart-wrenching conversation with a veteran officer after her husband’s assassination, insisting she needed to see him one last time. She also addressed critics who celebrated the tragedy, calling their actions ‘unthinkable.’
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NBC has canceled Snoop Dogg’s New Year’s Eve special, citing focus on the Winter Olympics. The two-hour event, initially slated for December 31, was to feature high-energy performances and collaborations.
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Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, a key swing seat in the upcoming 2026 midterms, has shifted toward Republicans after Democratic Rep. Jared Golden announced he won’t seek re-election. The move has raised hopes for GOP candidates, including former Gov. Paul LePage, who is running for Congress in the district.
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The Israel Defense Forces launched strikes against Hezbollah’s military targets in southern Lebanon, prompting civilian evacuations. The IDF accuses Hezbollah of using civilian areas as human shields and warns of continued threats from the group.
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Latvia has delivered 21 Patria 6×6 armored personnel carriers to Ukraine, marking a significant military aid contribution. The transfer, which occurred at the Adaži military base in Riga, was confirmed by Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal.
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Condoleezza Rice, director of the Hoover Institute, warns that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is ‘a cancer’ following the 16th strike, indicating escalating political and military pressure. Her comments on the resumption of nuclear testing and socialist surge reflect a conservative political stance.
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Rep. Tom Emmer accused Sen. Chuck Schumer of prolonging the government shutdown due to fear of losing power to progressive Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The stalemate continues as Democrats seek to link spending bills to ACA subsidies, while Republicans resist.
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Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill has outlined her plans to resign from her congressional seat and call a special election, addressing the timeline and process for transitioning from her House role to her gubernatorial duties. Her comments came amid discussions about how to manage the transition of power, particularly given the upcoming legislative session in New…
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The Trump administration has revived strict visa screening rules under the ‘public. charge’ provision, aiming to deny visas to applicants likely to rely on public benefits. This marks a reversal of the Biden-era policy that narrowed the scope of benefits considered.
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The Supreme Court is weighing whether President Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEE,
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President Trump has criticized South Africa’s G20 membership, claiming it shouldn’t be part of the group. He refuses to attend the summit in Johannesburg, pointing to South Africa’s situation as ‘bad’.
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Germany’s head coach Julian Nagelsmann has finalized the squad for their final two World Cup qualifying matches. The team is set to face El Mala in a key showdown as they aim to secure their place in the next round.
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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned that Russia will remain a threat to the bloc even after the Ukraine conflict ends. He called on NATO member-states to boost military production to prepare for a prolonged confrontation with Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson has rejected a guaranteed vote on extending enhanced Obamacare subsidies, diverging from Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s effort to secure a deal to end the government shutdown. Johnson emphasized the House had already fulfilled its role on Sept. 19, and would not commit to further action.
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Ukraine’s State Statistics Service has launched a new online platform with an AI-powered assistant to improve data accessibility and analysis. The initiative is part of broader efforts to modernize public administration and improve transparency in government operations.
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Vivek Ramaswamy, Ohio GOP gubernatorial candidate, joined ‘The Faulkner Focus’ to address Charlie Kirk’s lasting legacy on college campuses and Nancy Pelosi’s retirement announcement.
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Joe Abraham, a father who lost his daughter Katie in a fatal car crash involving an illegal immigrant, has expressed support for enhanced immigration enforcement efforts. He believes the tragedy could have been prevented with stricter border controls.
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The release of a mass shooting suspect on bond in Alabama has ignited public outrage. Community leaders and residents are demanding reform in the bail process and increased accountability for law enforcement.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has suggested that the FAA’s staffing issues may be linked to recent administration layoffs. The FAA, responsible for regulating air traffic and ensuring aviation safety, has faced ongoing staffing difficulties.
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Interfax-Ukraine will host a press conference on November 6 to unveil findings from a sociological survey on Ukrainian views toward capitalism, exploring ideological, political, and pro-market perspectives. The event will provide insights into the Ukrainian population’s relationship with capitalist systems.
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Kayla Mueller’s parents, Carl and Marsha Mueller, have written an emotional open letter to President Trump, requesting his help in recovering their daughter’s remains from Syria. The letter highlights their decade-long struggle for justice following her 2015 death at the hands of ISIS.
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Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, 24, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a police chase in Texas, officials confirmed. The incident occurred after Kneeland refused a traffic stop, leading to an abandoned car being found and his subsequent death.
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The New York Times reports that the U.S. administration is considering airstrikes and potential Navy SEALs missions to remove Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power. The plans also include seizing control of Venezuela’s oil fields.
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House Majority Whip Rep. Tom Emmer criticized Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for failing to get his party to vote to end the government shutdown, accusing him of being a ‘scared old man’ afraid of progressive opposition.
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Sunny Hostin expressed skepticism about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s claims of genuine change, suggesting her behavior may be strategic. Greene’s interview with ‘The View’ showcased civility but raised questions about her true intentions.
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Week 10 of the NFL season features critical matchups for playoff-bound teams, including a historic game in Berlin, Germany. Several teams like the Chiefs, Falcons, and Ravens face crucial challenges as they pursue postseason positions.
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A well-styled charcuterie board can serve as the centerpiece of any holiday party and look gourmet with minimal effort on your part. The star of any charcuterie board is the board itself, with options like HexClad’s end grain walnut charcuterie board providing both durability and aesthetic appeal.
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The political deadlock surrounding the government shutdown has led to the closure of non-essential federal services across the United States. Senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on the ongoing impasse between the two major parties.
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Ukrainian Special Operations Forces conducted a strike on the Volgograd Oil Refinery, a key Russian energy infrastructure site. The operation targeted one of Russia’s largest oil processing facilities, with an annual production capacity exceeding 15 million tons.
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House GOP Rep. Buddy Carter introduced the MAMDANI Act, which would block federal funds from New York City while socialist Zohran Mamdani serves as mayor. The legislation, named after the newly elected mayor, seeks to rescind any unobligated federal funds for the city during his tenure.
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Ukrainian intelligence reports that a resistance movement in Russia has destroyed military rail transport. The GUR claims the sabotage aims to weaken Russia’s war effort by disrupting supply lines.
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The U.S. presents a draft Gaza peace plan to the U.N. Security Council, including a two-year international stabilization force aimed at securing the region and protecting civilians. The plan, supported by a coalition of countries, seeks to create a ‘Board of Peace’ to coordinate efforts with Egypt, Israel and a vetted Palestinian police force.
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A Malawian court has ruled to permit safe abortions for women and girls subjected to sexual violence, a decision that has been welcomed by women’s rights groups but met with opposition from some religious communities.
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Thirteen sea-rescue NGOs have formed the ‘Justice Fleet’ following their decision to suspend cooperation with Libya’s rescue coordination centre over allegations of human rights abuses. The move comes amid growing international concern over the humanitarian situation in Libya.
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Stephen A. Smith questioned the financial viability of New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s initiatives, noting his biggest supporters are not everyday bill-payers. He highlighted concerns over higher taxes on the wealthy and proposals like free municipal services.
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Former ‘American Idol’ contestant Randy Madden has been arrested in California on multiple felony charges involving alleged crimes against a minor. The 45-year-old singer pleaded not guilty to all counts and was released on bail after posting a $500,000 bond.
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The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office has introduced America’s first autonomous police SUV, the Police Unmanned Ground Vehicle Patrol Partner (PUG), which integrates AI cameras, real-time crime detection, and drone deployment. The pilot program aims to enhance public safety and efficiency through advanced technology.
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A Virginia teacher shot by her 6-year-old student is at the center of a $40 million lawsuit, with allegations that the school administrator ignored gun warnings. The case involves a legal battle over whether the administrator’s failure to act contributed to the fatal incident.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered preparations for nuclear tests after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will resume testing. Russia vows a proportionate response to the American nuclear program moves.
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Ruby Chen’s son Itay has been returned home after 759 days in Hamas captivity, but the family remains determined to secure the release of all remaining hostages. The loss of Itay and other victims of the Oct. 7 attacks has deepened the national grief and highlighted the ongoing need for unity and leadership to prevent…
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A federal judge in Illinois has ordered the ICE facility near Chicago to improve the living conditions for detained migrants, following complaints about overcrowding and unsanitary conditions. The ruling calls for clean bedding, hygiene supplies, and better sanitation in the facility.
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Ukrainian forces destroyed a Shahed UAV storage and launch base at Donetsk airport on November 6, according to commander Robert ‘Madyar’ Brovde. The operation disrupted Russian drone operations, marking a significant shift in the conflict.
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South Africa’s government has received distress calls from 17 men who are trapped in the Donbas region after joining mercenary groups fighting in Russia’s war in Ukraine. The situation has prompted an investigation into how these citizens were lured into the conflict.
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Kim Kardashian has blamed ChatGPT for her repeated law school exam failures, calling the AI tool a ‘toxic friend’ during a lie detector test. She admitted using the AI for legal advice but criticized its frequent incorrect answers, which she claims hurt her grades.
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A Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Transportation Department nominees turned heated Wednesday as Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., accused Sen, Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, of ‘stalking’ her car. The confrontation erupted during questioning of Ryan McCormack, President Donald Trump’s nominee for Transportation under secretary for policy.Rosen denounced Moreno’s actions as an overreach, calling it a violation of…
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The Coast Guard seized 510,000 pounds of cocaine in fiscal year 2025, three times the annual average. This marks the largest cocaine confiscation in the service’s history.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has addressed the recent Russian drone attacks, which occurred on Thursday night, by calling for a significant escalation of sanctions against Russia. The attacks have intensified the already volatile situation in the region, prompting Zelenskyy to emphasize the importance of intensifying economic pressure on Moscow.
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Canada is at risk of losing its measles elimination status as the western province of Alberta reports the highest concentration of measles cases in the country. The rise in measles cases has sparked renewed debates over vaccine mandates and public health education.