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During an interview on ‘Hannity,’ New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattare,lli outlined his campaign focus on economic growth, education reform, and reducing government regulations. The race is highly contested, with Ciattarelli facing a strong Democratic opponent.
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Hurricane Melissa has caused severe devastation in Black River, Jamaica, highlighting the challenges faced by many Jamaican communities in recovery and rebuilding efforts. The town is now focused on recovery and rebuilding, as residents and local authorities work together to restore normalcy.
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Two men have been charged with plotting a terrorist attack in Michigan, allegedly inspired by the Islamic State. Federal authorities confirmed the arrests following an FBI operation in Dear, Mich.
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Federal authorities have classified Matthew Livelsberger’s motive after the premeditated Cybertruck attack at the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, leaving the incident shrouded in mystery. The attack caused damage and injured six people, and was described as a VBIED but not terrorism.
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Stephen Miller warns on Hannity that a political party has become so extreme it considers opponents as ‘mortal enemies,’ raising concerns about rising political violence. He highlights recent elections in New York City, New Jersey, and Virginia as critical moments in the growing divide.
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Russian forces have expanded their control in eastern Ukraine by 62.63 square kilometers over the past week, according to a report by the OSINT project DeepState. The overall rate of enemy advancement has slowed by 1.3%, with progress in the Novopavlivsk direction nearly halved.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his wife, Olena Zelenska, met with visually impaired defenders undergoing rehabilitation and adaptation at the Trinity Hub spatial orientation and mobility training center. The visit highlights the ongoing efforts to support injured soldiers and their families during the continuing conflict.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is examining a case brought by a soldier injured in a 2016 suicide bombing at Bagram Airfield, where a former Taliban member working as a subcontractor caused the attack that killed five and injured 17. The legal proceedings center on whether the soldier can hold the U.S. government accountable for the…
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Fox News host Sean Hannity is analyzing the fierce competition in the New York City mayoral race, emphasizing the changes in the Democratic Party’s approach. He argues that the party’s new direction is both a political strategy and a response to growing public discontent with traditional governance.
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An Illinois man faces federal charges for allegedly posting Instagram videos calling for President Donald Trump’s execution, sparking a Secret Service investigation. The allegations include making a true threat to injure another person in interstate commerce.
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Yaxel Lendeborg’s breakaway dunk extended Michigan’s lead over Oakland, highlighting his explosive athleticism. The play underscored the Wolverines’ dominance in the matchup.
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The UFC cut fighter Isaac Dulg. Dulgarian was a -250 favorite, but the line moved drastically to -154 leading up to the fight. Multiple sportsbooks flagged the unusual activity and stopped taking any bets on it before the first-round bell rang.
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Dillon Mitchell recorded a steal and finished with a dunk on the other end, extending St. John’s lead over Quinn, extending the St. John’s Red Storm’s lead over the Quinnipiac Bobcats.
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Oziyah Sellers drove through two defenders for a dunk, extending St. John’s lead over Quinnipiac. The play highlighted Sellers’ dominance on the court during the game.
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Morez Johnson Jr. spun past the defender and finished with a powerful dunk, extending the Michigan Wolverines’ lead over the Oakland Golden Grizzlies. The play exemplifies his skill and impact on the court.
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Ukrainian President Volodymy, Zelenskyy announced plans to open arms sales offices in Berlin and Copenhagen this year. The initiative is designed to enhance Ukraine’s ability to procure military equipment and reinforce diplomatic ties with Germany and Denmark.
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Charlamagne tha God urged Democrats to end the government shutdown and provide relief to Americans struggling without SNAP benefits, arguing that the stalemate is counterproductive and that healthcare costs will rise regardless. He called on Democrats to prioritize public needs over political posturing.
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The Indian women’s cricket team secured a historic win by defeating Australia in the World Cup semifinal, a triumph that highlights the growing strength and recognition of women’s sports in India. This victory not only boosts the team’s morale but also serves as a catalyst for increased support and investment in female athletes.
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Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto has confirmed that Italy is preparing its 12th military aid package for Ukraine since the start of Russia’s invasion in 2022. The package is expected to include various forms of military support, including weapons, equipment, and financial aid.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears concluded her campaign tour in Manassas, Virginia, on the day before the November 5 election. The rally in Manassas, a key suburb of Washington, D.C., served as her final stop prior to the voting.
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NHL player Arthur Kaliyev is accused of scamming his girlfriend and teammates, using fake checks and intimidation tactics to fund his gambling addiction, with the girlfriend reporting over $50,000 in losses and the situation affecting his career.
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Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal convened a meeting with a U.S. delegation led by Ambassador Matthew Whitaker to address Ukraine’s winter preparedness. The discussions focused on securing resources and infrastructure to ensure military and civilian resilience during the colder months.
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Harvard professor Avi Loeb suggests a comet may contain an alien engine, sparking debate in the scientific community. The unusual trajectory of the comet has fueled speculation about advanced extraterrestrial technology.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized the Democratic Party’s shift towards communist principles on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime,’ warning of economic stagnation and loss of individual freedoms. His remarks highlight a stark divide between free-market policies and centralized economic control.
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ISIS threats and a potential government shutdown are major concerns on Election Day, according to Bret Baier’s report. The segment highlights the political and security implications of these developments for voters and candidates.
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U.S. Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has publicly advocated for the conclusion of the ongoing government shutdown and provided insights into the Democratic Party’s condition in anticipation of the New York City mayoral election.
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Radio host Charlamagne tha God has publicly criticized Democrats, suggesting they have lost the current government standoff with Republicans and should prioritize reopening the government to alleviate the impact on the American public. His comments have sparked discussions among political analysts about the potential influence of media personalities on the broader political narrative.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that the enemy is using 50% of all guided bombs in the Pokrovsk axis, indicating a significant escalation in the conflict there. The statement highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Ukraine in defending its territory.
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Former President Barack Obama has reentered the political arena, reigniting discussions around Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies. Fox News host Jesse Watters addressed Obama’s return on his show, highlighting the ongoing debate over DEI initiatives in American institutions.
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Cindy Crawford and Kaia Gerber dazzled at the 2025 LACMA Art + Film Gala, showcasing their family’s modeling legacy in matching Gucci gowns. Gerber affectionately called her mother her ‘hottest date,’ highlighting their strong sartorial synergy.
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Raymond Arroyo discusses Michelle Obama’s fashion influence and George Clooney’s criticism. The segment explores the intersection of politics and personal style.
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CNN anchor Abby Phillip warned that MAGA voters live in ‘information silos’ that make it hard for them to ‘see outside.’ She noted that Democrats could also be guilty of closed-mindedness, though the GOP’s information silo is ‘probably more enclosed off.’
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Rick Harrison criticized hidden fees in Las Vegas as a factor in the city’s tourism decline. His comments highlight the need for transparency in the hospitality industry.
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Russia’s auto industry is floundering in the face of tough competition from China, weak domestic demand and poor export prospects. With sanctions and supply chain issues, the sector faces a bleak outlook.
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Ukraine faces a $750 million shortfall in its $2 billion gas import funding, as reported by President Zelenskyy. Europe has pledged an additional EUR 127 million in support to help bridge the gap.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that he has not seen a European plan to end the war, but confirmed that various European proposals for a peaceful settlement are being discussed.
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Russian authorities canceled a Halloween-themed festival in St. Petersburg, branding it ‘Satanist’ as part of a broader Western influence campaign. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between Russian authorities and Western cultural influences.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) intensified its crackdown on dangerous illegal immigrants during the Halloween weekend, targeting individuals convicted of serious crimes. The Department of Homeland Security reported that 70% of ICE arrests involve criminal illegal aliens charged or convicted of a crime in the U.S.
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The SBA canceled National Veterans Small Business Week due to the federal government shutdown, which has frozen services and halted events honoring veteran-owned small businesses. Loeffler blamed Senate Democrats for blocking funding bills, which has disrupted services and events like the NVSBW.
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Robert Khachatryan, CEO of Freight Right Global Logistics, has urged the U.S. government to maintain pressure on illegal immigration within the trucking sector. He argues that stricter enforcement is necessary to protect legitimate businesses from unfair competition.
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President Trump has announced plans to halt all aid and deploy military force to combat militants in Nigeria, following a recent address at a church in Lagos, Nigeria in April.
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The news item highlights three distinct political developments: former President Donald Trump’s recent interview, President Barack Obama’s ongoing campaigning efforts, and insights into Gen Z dating habits. These topics have sparked varied reactions and discussions among political analysts and the public.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli, backed by former President Donald Trump, is rallying support ahead of the New Jersey gubernatorial election, aiming to challenge the Democratic incumbent in a historically blue state. The rally highlights growing political tension as Ciattarelli seeks to capitalize on national Republican momentum while facing an uphill battle in a state…
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China’s control over rare earth elements is being used as leverage in its trade dispute with the U.S., affecting Germany’s defense industry, which relies on these metals for weapon production. The reliance on Chinese exports highlights vulnerabilities in supply chain security for Germany’s defense sector.
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Companies are increasingly eliminating entry-level roles due to AI automation. Students are enrolling in trade skills programs to adapt to this workforce transformation.
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Fox News chief political analyst Brit Hume discussed how former President Donald Trump could impact the New York City mayoral election on ‘Special Report.’ Hume’s analysis focused on Trump’s potential role in shaping voter behavior and campaign strategies.
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Winsome Earle-Sears, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, criticized former President Obama for lacking specific plans to restore hope in Virginia. She argued that Obama’s focus on symbolic gestures overlooks the need for tangible progress addressing the state’s challenges.
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U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., received a threatening voicemail from a city commissioner candidate in Helena, Montana. The message contained explicit threats and vulgar insults, prompting law enforcement intervention.
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Ukrainian President Volodymy’s Zelenskyy announced a U.S. team will visit Ukraine next week to discuss the drone production agreement. The visit aims to strengthen military cooperation between the two nations.
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NovaPay Credit reported a 1.8 times increase in net profit for the first nine months of 2025, reaching UAH 101.56 million. The company’s revenue also grew by 2.8 times during the same period.
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Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has received $2.7 million donation from Ben and Felicia Horowitz, enabling the deployment of 10 Tesla Cybertrucks. The vehicles, worth up to $115,000 each, represent a major step in modernizing police fleets with electric vehicles.
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Sharon Kozak, a military family advocate, discusses the impact of government shutdowns on military families. The discussion emphasizes the stress and uncertainty these situations create for spouses and dependents.
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Ukraine’s wine industry has seen a surge with 70 new wineries established during the war years. This growth is attributed to legislative reforms improving the business environment for winemakers.
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The arrest of Jesse Butler, accused of violent sex assaults, under Oklahoma’s youthful-offender law has sparked outrage among victims’ families who claim the justice system failed to protect their loved ones. The case highlights the ongoing debate over juvenile justice and the effectiveness of legal frameworks in handling severe crimes committed by minors.
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Kyiv has been officially designated as a UNESCO Creative City of Music, joining the prestigious UNESCO Creative Cities Network. This recognition highlights the city’s rich musical heritage, contemporary creative potential, and vibrant artistic energy.
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Jack Ciattare, the Republican nominee for New Jersey governor, is pushing a supply-side economic strategy reminiscent of Reaganomics, pledging tax cuts and growth while facing scrutiny over the specifics of his economic plan.
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Patty García, the chief of staff to Rep. Jesús ‘Chuy’ García, has filed to run for his congressional seat, indicating potential retirement for the long-serving Chicago Democrat. This move has eliminated other Democratic primary challengers, leaving only her and Rep. García unless he withdraws.
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President Trump has escalated his backing for former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo by issuing a clear threat to withhold federal funding from New York City if Zohran Mamdani is elected mayor. This marks a more definitive endorsement compared to his earlier comments on ’60 Minutes’, where he was more ambivalent.
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The Dallas Stars will host the 2027 NHL Stadium Series game at AT&T Stadium on Feb. 2, marking the first hockey contest at the NFL team’s home venue. This event will be a unique opportunity for fans to experience the game in a new and exciting setting.
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Dylan Harper, a rookie guard for the San Antonio Spurs, has suffered a left calf strain during Sunday’s game, which is expected to keep him out for several weeks. The injury, which was first reported by sources close to the team, will have a significant impact on the Spurs’ roster depth heading into the playoffs.