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Conservative podcaster Ben Shapiro criticized Tucker Carlson for normalizing Holocaust-denier Nick Fuentes on his podcast, accusing Carlson of failing to push back against Fuentes’ antisemitic remarks. The incident has sparked division within the Republican Party, with some voices condemning the interview and others defending it.
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ESPN has released its power rankings of the 2025 NWSL playoff teams, placing them from first to worst. The rankings aim to provide insight into the potential matchups and the strength of each squad heading into the postseason.
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UConn is the consensus favorite to win its second consecutive national championship, with South Carolina and UCLA holding the next-best odds.
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The Baseball Hall of Fame has announced that eight legendary players will be on the contemporary era ballot, including Carlos Delgado, Jeff Kent, Gary Sheffield, Fernando, Valenzuela, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Don Mattingly and Dale Murphy. This marks the next step in their journey towards enshrinement in Cooperstown.
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The Florida Gators football team faced a series of critical factors that had to align for them to successfully defend their championship title and pursue back-to-back championships. These factors ranged from key player recoveries to strategic coaching decisions.
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The United Kingdom has supplied Ukraine with an unspecified number of Storm Shadow missiles to enhance its military capabilities in the face of expected intensified Russian attacks during the winter season. The delivery is intended to replenish Ukraine’s stockpiles, ensuring the country is prepared for potential escalations in combat operations.
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Mazda has become the first automaker to lose its right to reclaim Russian assets following its exit from the market. The decision reflects a broader trend as companies navigate geopolitical challenges.
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The FBI has thwarted a potential ISIS-inspired mass shooting plot that could have occurred on Halloween in a Detroit suburb. The suspects, Mohmed Ali and Majed Mahmoud, have been charged with attempting to use firearms for terrorism, with authorities recovering an arsenal including AR-15s and over 1,600 rounds.
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Retired general Jack Keane discusses Trump’s nuclear posture amid global tensions. The segment also addresses Nigeria’s alleged persecution of Christians.
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Daiyan Henley, a linebacker for the Los Angeles Chargers, played through the emotional trauma of his brother’s death, securing a sack against the Titans. He credited his coach for helping him through a tough year.
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The article highlights the necessity of institutional reform in the field of mine action, emphasizing the urgent need for systemic changes to improve safety and efficiency. Maksym Tkachenko, co-founder of the Public Union Ukrainian Demining Cluster, is a key figure advocating for these reforms.
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Jennifer Aniston celebrated her boyfriend Jim Curtis on his birthday with a romantic Instagram post, sharing a black-and-white photo of the two of them together and expressing her love. Friends and fans praised the couple, highlighting their growing relationship and the positive energy they bring to each other’s lives.
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The government shutdown has halted SNAP benefits, affecting millions of Americans. Advocacy groups are calling for immediate action to restore the program amid growing political tensions.
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This article highlights a variety of warm, comfortable and stylish socks that make thoughtful holiday gifts for all types of recipients. From performance-enhancing running socks to festive, magnetic-linked socks and cozy slipper socks, there are options for everyone on your list. The article also includes additional holiday deals and promotions from Fox News
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Energy Secretary Christopher Wright has clarified that the U.S. will not conduct explosive nuclear detonations, instead focusing on ‘noncritical explosions’ to test weapons components. This announcement follows President Donald Trump’s directive to resume nuclear testing, aimed at aligning with other nations’ practices.
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The State Security Service of Ukraine has detained an 18-year-old Russian informant linked to espionage targeting Ukrainian military movements. The suspect was found to have planted video surveillance at Ukrzaliznytsia, a critical railway network for troop and supply transport.
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Leonard Williams, a Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle, made a viral moment during the team’s 38-14 win over the Washington Commanders by wagging his tongue on the sideline. The incident, captured on camera, is expected to become a meme, while Williams also contributed with a sack and five tackles in the game.
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The Trump administration, in collaboration with Muslim allies, is spearheading a novel Middle Eastern peace initiative aimed at strengthening the current fragile truce between Israel and Hamas. Israelis are marking the 30th anniversary of the assassination of former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin with a commemorative rally in Tel Aviv.
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New Jersey GOP candidate Jack Ciattarelli promises to welcome fleeing New Yorkers if Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani becomes New York City’s next mayor, citing tax policy differences. Ciattarelli, running against Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill, highlights his plans to make the Garden State more attractive by reducing state government size and taxes.
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Virginia gubernatorial candidates Winsome Earle-Sears and Daniel Miyares are concluding their campaign strategies with a final ‘elevator pitch’ to voters, marking the culmination of their efforts as the November election approaches. The ‘elevator pitch’ is a concise, persuasive summary of their campaign platforms, designed to distill complex policy ideas into easily digestible messages for the…
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Curtis Sliwa is making his final pitch to voters in New York City as he campaigns for mayor. He is joining Jimmy Failla on ‘Fox News Saturday Night’ to argue that he is the only candidate offering realistic solutions to improve the city.
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Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper is set to attend the annual Security Consultative Meeting at the Demilitarized Zone on Tuesday, a key event in the evolving relationship between the United States and South Korea. The meeting is expected to focus on the future of US troop deployment in South Korea, a topic that has been…
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s deputy, Thomas Hegseth, is visiting South Korea to attend the annual Security Consultative Meeting. The trip occurs amid discussions about potential changes to the US military’s role in the region, which South Korea has been cautious about.
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President Trump is urging lawmakers to redraw congressional maps to prevent Democratic control of the House, highlighting the contentious redistricting debate that has exposed divisions within both parties. Retaining House control is a key priority for Trump ahead of the midterms.
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The upcoming elections across the United States will serve as a critical test for the Democratic Party’s momentum ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. With no federal contests to directly challenge President Trump’s power, the Democrats will need to focus on state and local races, including gubernatorial elections, mayoral contests, and referendums, to gauge their…
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The Supreme Court is navigating a complex legal dispute involving former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, facing a legitimacy dilemma as the president frames potential defeat as a personal affront. Legal experts describe the cased as highly uncertain, with the justices struggling to balance judicial impartiality against Trump’s attempts to politicize the issue.
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Tesla shareholders are set to vote on a $1 trillion compensation package for Elon Musk, a move that has sparked intense debate among investors and stakeholders. The proposal includes stock options and performance-based incentives, with Musk’s backers arguing it’s essential to retain his leadership and drive innovation at the company.
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Renowned French nonfiction writer Emmanuel Carrère has undergone a significant personal and intellectual shift in his perspective on Russia following the country’s invasion of Ukraine. His previously deep affection for Russia has been challenged by his recent travels to the war-torn region, leading to a reevaluation of his long-held views.
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An antisemitism research institute has issued a comprehensive report highlighting concerns over New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s controversial positions on Israel, including his association with anti-Israel figures and his refusal to explicitly condemn the ‘globalize the intifada ’ slogan. The report warns that Mamdani’s ideology may endanger New York’s Jewish community and undermine…
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During a ’60 Minutes’ interview, President Trump denied ordering the DOJ to target Comey, Bolton, and James, attributing the investigations to their alleged corruption. Trump argued that the DOJ acts independently and that the cases are not politically motivated.
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The recent policy change to Medicaid’s program has introduced new requirements that will make it more difficult for low-income Americans to access healthcare coverage. In addition to these new hurdles, the states will need to establish additional bureaucratic systems to handle the administrative complexities associated with these changes.
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Switzerland is working to rebuild Blatten, a village destroyed by a glacier, highlighting the economic and emotional toll of climate change in Europe.
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Antony Gormley and Tada, Ando have created an installation inspired by Rome’s Pantheon, featuring a dome structure with complex design challenges. The project highlights their collaboration between a British sculptor and Japanese architect, blending classical architecture with contemporary art.
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A lawsuit filed in February has been seeking to enforce President Trump’s commitment to Congress’s foreign aid plan. The medical site in Johannesburg closed due to reduced U.S. foreign aid, highlighting the consequences of funding cuts.
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The Trump administration is targeting widespread SNAP misuse as funding lapses continue during the shutdown. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins emphasized strict measures to exclude illegal immigrants from the program, citing significant fraud findings.
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Representative Nicole Malliotakis, the sole Republican representing New York City in Congress, has vowed to block a Democrat-led redistricting effort aimed at altering her district’s boundaries. The lawsuit, filed by Democrats, claims the current district dilutes the voting power of Staten Island’s growing minority populations, violating the New York Voting Rights Act.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom’s recent podcast interview sparked a wave of analysis as political commentators examined his candid remarks about his upbringing. The discussion centered on how personal history shapes a leader’s public image.
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and Lt.. Governor Winsome Earle-Sears have outlined their priorities for fostering job growth and economic development in the state ahead of the upcoming gubernatorial race. The pair emphasized their commitment to creating opportunities and promoting prosperity for Virginians.
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Ukraine has received additional Patriot missile defense systems, funded by Germany, according to an announcement by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during his Sunday evening video address. These systems are part of a broader effort to bolster Ukraine’s defensive capabilities against Russian aggression.
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Germany’s armed forces chief has rejected calls for a draft lottery, advocating instead for an assessment process for all young men. Police are probing a suspected bomb plot after arresting a man.
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Tim Tebow and his wife, Demi-Leigh, discussed how their faith has shaped their lives during a segment on Fox & Friends. They shared their new books, which aim to inspire others through their spiritual journeys.
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Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown criticized his defense after Sunday’s 47-42 loss to the Chicago Bears, calling out their failure to secure a crucial stop in the closing seconds. The Bears’ game-winning touchdown came after a dramatic Bengals comeback from a 41-27 deficit, highlighting the team’s inability to finish the game decisively.
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President Donald Trump denied during a Sunday interview with ’60 Minutes’ that he directed the Department of Justice to target political rivals Comey, Bolton, and James. The White House emphasized that Comey was not a ‘political appointee’ and that DOJ actions were independent of any presidential direction.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have acquired linebacker Jaelan Phillips from the Miami Dolphins in a trade for a 2026 third-round draft pick. This move marks the team’s second trade in three days, following the acquisition of Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander from the Ravens.
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Maine Democrat Graham Platner has dismissed his old Reddit posts identifying as ‘communist’ as mere jokes. In a recent interview, he defended his progressive policies and criticized the political climate that leads to such labels.
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Jason Aldean and his wife, Brittany, are set to present the inaugural Charlie Kirk Legacy Award to Erika Kirk at the Patriot Awards, honoring her leadership at Turning Point USA.
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Russian strike UAVs attacked the energy infrastructure in the Mykolaiv region during the night, according to Regional Administration head Vitaly Kim, who shared the information on Telegram. The attack has caused damage to critical energy facilities, raising concerns about the region’s energy supply and stability.
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The Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) has claimed to have destroyed 1,037 enemy targets in a single day, according to a Telegram announcement made by the unit on Monday morning. This marks a significant escalation in the conflict, with the USF reporting the highest number of targets neutralized in 24 hours.
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Erika Kirk, widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, is set to appear in a heartfelt interview with Fox News host Jesse Watters. The segment, which will air on Wednesday, details her journey of navigating life after her husband’s passing while ensuring their children receive the support they need.
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Ukraine reports the destruction of 116 Russian air attack vehicles during a major overnight strike, targeting 11 locations. The attack involved the use of advanced missile systems and UAVs, including Shahed and Gerbera type drones.
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Speaker Kevin McCarthy and House GOP leaders held a press conference as the government shutdown entered its 34th day, nearing the longest in U.S. history. The event marks a critical moment in the political standoff over funding and policy priorities.
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Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, is fighting to keep news cameras in the courtroom during her husband’s murder trial. She argues that transparency is essential to show the public the ‘true evil’ behind the attack.
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The regional president of Spain’s Valencia region has resigned following public backlash over his handling of the 2024 floods, which resulted in over 200 fatalities and billions in damages. The decision comes after widespread criticism of the government’s emergency response and preparedness.
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As Election Day 2025 approaches, several critical races in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City are drawing national attention. These races are seen as early indicators of the potential outcomes of President Donald Trump’s second term and key barometers for the 2026 midterms.
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Sgt. Dakota Meyer, a Medal of Honor recipient and father of two daughters, has joined XX-XY Athletics as the ‘Ultimate Girl Dad’ brand ambassador. The company, founded by former Team USA gymnast Jennifer Sey, advocates for women’s sports by creating gear that aligns with values supporting fair competition.
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Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been sworn in after a disputed election, with her inauguration ceremony held at the State House without public attendance. The recent vote was marred by deadly protests and an internet blackout.
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Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s inauguration ceremony has been moved to the more private State House, where the public will not be in attendance. The event follows a disputed election marked by deadly protests and an internet blackout last week.
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Rockstar Games has been accused of union busting after firing dozens of employees, with the British trade union citing the move as an attempt to prevent the workers from unionizing. The company claims the terminations were for misconduct.
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A federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s plan to send National Guard troops to Portland and ordered the reinstatement of SNAP benefits.
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Erika Kirk, the widow of slain Utah politician Brian Kirk, has expressed support for allowing cameras in courtrooms during the trial of her husband’s accused assassin, Tyler Robinson. The judge overseeing the case has not yet ruled on the motion to introduce live cameras.