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Federal and Texas officials executed a massive operation in Houston that led to over 1,500 arrests, including gang members, a murderer, sexual predators, and other violent criminals. Officials claimed that these arrests prevented Houstonians from suffering from the trauma of violent crimes.
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The assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), has sparked renewed interest in conservative civics education. The Trump administration announced a partnership with TPUSA, Hillsdale College, and over 40 organizations to promote civics education in schools, aiming to renew patriotism and strengthen civic knowledge.
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Maine’s Democratic Senate candidate, Graham Platner, a former Iraq War veteran, has stated he will not mourn the death of former Vice President Dick Cheney. He criticizes Cheney’s legacy as being defined by the loss of lives and financial costs associated with the Iraq War.
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Israeli gymnasts Lihie Raz and Eyal Indig faced visa denial to compete in the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Indonesia, citing safety concerns. The International Olympic Committee condemned the decision, while the International Gymnastics Federation defended Indonesia’s stance.
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Israeli gymnasts Lihie Raz and Eyal Indig have shared their experiences after being denied entry to Indonesia for the 2025 World Gymnastics Championships. The Indonesian government’s decision to revoke their team’s visa has left them unable to participate in the event.
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Erika Kirk shared her personal experience of learning about Charlie’s shooting, highlighting the emotional impact of the event. Dri’tena Sixto of Turning Point Action discussed Kirk’s interview on Jesse Watters Primetime and the enduring legacy of Charlie following his assassination.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., avoided answering whether he supported eliminating the filibuster after President Donald Trump called for its removal. He emphasized the need for Republicans to address healthcare and economic issues instead of focusing on procedural changes.
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The book ‘The Windsor Legacy’ by royal biographer Robert Jobson claims that ex-Prince Andrew hosted a party at his Sandringham estate in 2000 for Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, with the bathrooms stocked with sex-enhancing drugs.
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Three political experts have raised concerns about the Democratic Party’s stance on political violence following the election of Jay Jones, who openly fantasized about harming political opponents. The election underscores a growing debate about the party’s values and potential repercussions for its electoral future.
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U.S. military vessels and China are escalating tensions in the Indo-Pacific, with a recent confrontation involving a U.S. destroyer near Scarborough Shoal highlighting the growing assertiveness of China’s naval capabilities. Analysts warn that China is rapidly closing the gap in both military strength and shipbuilding capacity.
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The University of Chicago has not disclosed the employment status of professor Eman Abdelhadi, who was arrested on felony charges at an anti-ICE rally. Despite the incident, the university has not taken any public action.
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Democrats credited their major victories in the 2025 elections in New Jersey and Virginia to a renewed focus on affordability, marking a strategic shift from the previous year’s losses. The campaign emphasized economic issues such as healthcare, groceries, and utilities, resonating with voters who remained concerned about the cost of living.
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London’s ‘Mind the Grab’ campaign has sparked outrage, with critics arguing it blames victims for phone theft instead of addressing the root issue, as social media users and online forums voice their frustration. Over 115,000 phones were stolen across London in 2023, highlighting the effectiveness of the campaign’s approach.
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President Donald Trump has issued a warning about communism following Zohran Mamdani’s victory as mayor of the MYC. The comment comes amid growing concerns over leftist political movements in the United States.
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Republican leaders of the Senate and House Judiciary Committees have raised concerns about anonymous federal judges who criticized the Supreme Court in a recent New York Times questionnaire, alleging potential violations of ethics rules. They warned that such public attacks on the judiciary could undermine public trust in the judicial system.
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A recent analysis has found that global warming intensified Hurricane Melissa, causing more destruction. The study links the storm’s rapid development to rising temperatures, prompting warnings about more frequent and severe hurricanes.
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President Donald Trump is entering his lame duck era as Republicans grapple with the consequences of their party’s recent electoral losses. Despite his continued popularity among GOP voters, the political landscape is shifting as lawmakers consider breaking from Trump’s hardline policies, particularly regarding the filibuster and legislative strategy. The situation highlights the challenges Trump faces…
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Real Madrid has confirmed its ‘genuine interest’ in Tottenham Hotspur’s defensive prospect, Micky van de Ven, according to the latest transfer rumors. The potential move could mark a significant step in van de Ven’s career, given his impressive performances for Tottenham.
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Ukraine has confirmed a drone and missile strike on a Russian Shahed drone base located at Donetsk Airport. The attack, described as the result of a months-long reconnaissance operation, marks a significant escalation in the conflict.
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President Trump’s administration has implemented strict policies drastically reducing the number of refugees allowed into the United States, with critics arguing the move undermines international humanitarian efforts. The policy has sparked widespread concern over its humanitarian impact, especially in regions affected by conflict and persecution.
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China’s domestic violence cases highlight a legal system with formal procedures but lacking resources and political will. Ms. Xie, a victim of repeated attacks by her husband, repeatedly sought police intervention but faced systemic failures.
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Bill Gates has shifted climate priorities ahead of COP30 by advocating poverty reduction over emissions targets. His argument emphasizes that improving lives, particularly for the world’s poorest, is more critical for combating climate change than reducing emissions.
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The University of California, Berkeley’s Turning Point USA chapter is holding a memorial event for Charlie Kirk, despite heightened campus tensions and fears of violence following his assassination. Leon, the chapter’s president, noted that the chapter has seen a surge in membership since Kirk’s death, with many students expressing newfound interest in its mission.
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The article discusses the Republican Party’s response to the recent election losses, emphasizing redistricting tactics, candidate selection, and preparation for the 2026 midterm elections. It highlights the importance of strategic map-making in red states and the potential role of key figures like Glenn Youngkin.
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President Donald Trump praised General Douglas MacArthur’s role in drafting Japan’s post-WWII constitution, drawing parallels to potential nation-building efforts in Iran. The comparison has renewed discussions on regime change and its challenges, especially following the recent strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites.
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Typhoon Kalmaegi has caused significant devastation in the central Philippines, leading to a surge in casualties. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared a state of emergency in response to the crisis.
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A viral video captures a mako shark leaping from the ocean and landing on a fishing boat in New Zealand, shocking passengers before escaping unharmed. The incident occurred in Whitianga in early November 2022, as reported by Storyful.
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Russell Westbrook achieved a career-high 204th triple-double, leading the Sacramento Kings to victory while surpassing Jason Kidd for the most rebounds by an NBA guard.
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Former President Donald Trump has criticized the election of Zohran Mamdani as New York City’s mayor, accusing the city of becoming a haven for communism. In a statement, Trump claimed that Miami will soon be a refuge for those escaping communist policies in New York.
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The 2025 off-year elections saw significant Democratic gains, including the election of female governors in New Jersey and Virginia and the historic victory of Zohran Mamdani as New York City’s first Muslim mayor. Despite these victories, President Donald Trump still controls the White House, House, and Senate, with his political influence remaining strong.
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Democrats are voicing alarm after a classified meeting revealed that Trump officials gave a briefing on boat strikes targeting drug cartels, reigniting concerns about the administration’s transparency and the potential for escalating covert military actions. A senior Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee criticized the lack of a ‘strike-by, strike’ breakdown, emphasizing the need for…
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President Donald Trump has again vowed to restart nuclear testing “immediately,” following Russia’s moratorium warning. The US president made this announcement in an AI-generated video shared on Truth Social, reiterating his previous statements.
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The Louvre’s security vulnerabilities, including the use of the password ‘Louvre’ for video surveillance, played a significant role in the $102 million heist. Investigations revealed outdated systems and weak cybersecurity practices that contributed to the breach.
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Karl-Anthony Towns expressed surprise at the ongoing impact of his trade from the Minnesota Timberwolves to the New York Knicks, even a year later. The Knicks secured a decisive victory against the Wolves in their latest matchup.
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Jordan Binnington was seen tucking Ovechkin’s 900th goal puck into his pants before handing it to a linesman. The incident has sparked debate over its appropriateness.
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A survey of over 300 US and UK game developers reveals that 72% believe Steam effectively holds a monopoly in the PC gaming market. The study highlights that 88% of respondents rely heavily on Steam for revenue, with 37% reporting over 90% of their income from the platform.
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Israeli officials have informed the family of Itay Chen, an American held hostage in Gaza, that he was likely killed during the October 7, 2023 attack. The family has postponed their mourning until his remains return to Israel, pending confirmation of his death.
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Bolivia’s Supreme Court has ruled to release former interim President Jeanine Anez. Anez will now face a political trial, which is expected to have significant implications for the country’s political landscape.
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Michigan State University has partially reversed its co-ed bathroom policy at Campbell Hall following complaints from students and parents about discomfort with unisex facilities. The university has introduced gender-specific signs in some bathrooms after a formal complaint and survey results showed unease among residents about the change.
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Switzerland is pursuing a fresh trade deal with the United States to counter the adverse effects of Trump’s 39 percent tariff, which has led to a significant decline in Swiss exports.
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Former President Donald Trump has stated it’s time to move forward from the government shutdown, signaling a potential shift in his stance on the issue. The remarks were made during a discussion on Fox News @ Night, where panelists analyzed the factors contributing to Democratic victories in national elections and the internal party divisions.
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The Trump administration has ordered a 10% reduction in flights to ensure safety amid the ongoing government shutdown, which has led to staffing shortages among air traffic controllers who have been working unpaid during the ongoing government shutdown. This measure is part of broader efforts to manage operational challenges caused by the shutdown.
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President Donald Trump has publicly criticized Zohran Mamdani, the newly elected mayor of New York City, but has privately acknowledged his skills as a skilled and articulate political operator. Mamdani, who won the may, took the opportunity to address Trump directly in his victory speech, asserting that the former president would have to navigate the…
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Republican leaders are warning that mobilizing their core base, particularly Trump supporters, will be critical in the upcoming 2026 and 20. Newt Gingrich said the party has to find a way to motivate the base Trump voter to come out and vote.
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Representatives Ken Calvert and Young Kim are set to face off in a competitive race for the same congressional district, highlighting the challenges Republicans face as their electoral base in California continues to shrink following the implementation of Proposition 50. The measure, passed in 2022, aimed to address gerrymandering by creating more competitive districts, but…
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Panelists on ‘Fox News @ Night’ discussed New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s ‘code switch’ in his victory speech. The analysis focused on the strategic implications of his rhetorical shift.
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Trace Gallagher argues that the recent victories of Mamdani in New York and Prop 5, in California were driven by vengeance rather than genuine political success. He urges these leaders to reflect on the historical tale of Nero, warning of potential negative consequences.
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US President Donald Trump has claimed that during a recent call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the latter allegedly offered a ‘peace plan’ for Ukraine, suggesting it was Washington’s turn to mediate the conflict. Trump reiterated his refusal to supply Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles, stating Kiev and Moscow should ‘fight it out.’
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Cleveland radio host Tony Rizzo has raised concerns about rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ lack of playing time with the Cleveland Browns, amid the team’s struggles. Despite being third on the depth chart, Sanders remains benched.
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Three Chinese scholars have been charged with smuggling biological materials into the U.S. under the guise of research while working at the University of Michigan. The FBI, ICE, and CBP have cited the case as part of a larger pattern of alleged misuse by international researchers, raising concerns about national security vulnerabilities.
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has filed assault charges against a man who allegedly groped her on the street, following a video that went viral and sparked public outrage. The incident has reignited discussions about gender-based violence and security in Mexico.
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Alex Ovechkin became the first NHL player to score 900 goals, breaking Wayne Gretzky’s record, after scoring against Jordan Binnington, with the opposing goalie attempting to hide the puck. Ovechkin, now in his final season, has remained consistent throughout his career, achieving milestones evenly spaced intervals.
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ESPN’s analysts dissect Matchday 4 of the UEFA Champions League, highlighting Bayern Munich’s flawless performance, Graham Potter’s tactical shift at Brighton, and a remarkable goal by Virgil van Dijk. The analysis also touches on unexpected results and critical turning points in the matches.
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Former UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones criticized Tom Aspinall’s performance in their recent title fight, calling his wrestling and jiu-jitsu skills ‘incredibly overrated.’ Jones praised Ciryl Gane, indicating he was more impressed with the latter’s abilities.
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Rico Dowdle, the Panthers’ running back, has been fined $14,491 for his ‘two-pump’ touchdown celebration during Sunday’s win against the Packers. The fine highlights the NFL’s strict standards regarding celebratory actions on the field.
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Greg Gutfeld and the ‘Gutf. The discussion sparked debates about the boundaries of free speech and public decorum.
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Libyan authorities have detained Osama Elmasry Njeem, a former prison director wanted for crimes against humanity. The former official was arrested in Italy in January but was deported back to Libya, with critics accusing the Italian government of failing to uphold human rights standards.
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The FAA and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that air traffic could be cut significantly by Friday if the government shutdown continues. The administration emphasized the potential impact on the national airspace system as they prepare for possible disruptions.
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The Fox News panel, including Greg Gutfeld, has sparked debate by predicting that New York City’s future under Mayor Zohran Mamdani will be a ‘priceless’ spectacle. The discussion highlights concerns over Mamdani’s proposed policies and their potential impact on the city’s governance.
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The report focuses on the political aftermath of recent elections and the ongoing efforts to prevent a government shutdown, while also examining the implications of the latest tariff ruling for international trade.