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Karl Rove, a Fox News contributor, discusses President Donald Trump’s trade negotiations with China on his show ‘One Nation.’ Rove emphasizes the administration’s focus on renegotiating trade deals and addressing perceived unfair practices by foreign competitors.
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A federal judge in Oregon has decided to extend the block on President Trump’s plan to deploy the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, and indicated that the restriction could become permanent. The judge expects to issue a final ruling by Friday, signaling her potential intent to maintain the ban indefinitely.
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France’s DNA database helped solve the Louvre heist, showcasing its effectiveness in identifying suspects. The case highlights the growing role of genetic data in modern criminal investigations.
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Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears is campaigning for Virginia’s governor position by advocating for common sense governance over partisan politics, focusing on issues like school quality, public safety, and energy affordability. She emphasizes her personal story rooted in her Jamaican immigrant father’s journey and highlights concerns about Democratic Party leaders’ handling of safety and education.
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The Trump administration is adopting a strategy akin to counterterrorism operations, emphasizing alliances with allies to secure critical mineral supply chains and counter Chinese economic influence. This approach is designed to counter China’s alleged unfair trade practices, which are said to dominate the global rare earths market.
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A Senate candidate has called for an immigration moratorium to address the surge in illegal immigration, citing the Trump administration’s border policies as a model. The candidate argues that President Biden’s immigration policies have led to an increase in illegal immigrants, causing economic and social strain on American citizens.
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President Trump hinted at a possible shift in U.S. approach to Venezuela during his ’60 Minutes’ interview, suggesting Maduro’s time may be up. U.S. officials acknowledge the Caribbean strikes are part of a larger plan to oust the leader.
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Congress is on track to break the record for the longest government shutdown in US history, with the funding lapse approaching the 35-day mark. The shutdown threatens to impact millions of Americans with lost SNAP benefits, early education closures, and potential health care premium increases.
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Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane is considering a shock move to Barcelona next summer. Transfer Talk has the latest news and rumors.
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Estonia has expressed alarm over the appearance of a Russian coast guard boat displaying the flag of the Wagner mercenary group near its territory. The country’s officials have suggested that this event underscores the possibility of fractures within Russia’s military structure.
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Chinese state-owned oil refiners, including Sinopec and PetroChina, have canceled some Russian oil cargos, while smaller private refiners are also delaying purchases, Bloomberg reports. This shift comes as U.S. sanctions on Russian energy exports intensify, impacting global supply chains and fuel prices.
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President Donald Trump has not ruled out potential US military intervention in Nigeria to address alleged Christian killings by militants. Nigerian authorities have responded by downplaying the remarks, expressing openness to US assistance in combating terrorism.
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Protesters and supporters of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic clashed in Belgrade on Sunday, marking the first anniversary of a deadly train station collapse. Both sides accused each other of instigating violence, with the Interior Ministry blaming anti-government protesters for the chaos.
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The Democratic candidates for governor in New Jersey and Virginia are expected to win, but the races are tighter than anticipated. This is due to the weak Republican candidates, the lingering influence of Donald Trump, and internal Democratic party issues.
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An engineer discovered his iLife A11 smart vacuum was sending private data to the manufacturer without consent. Blocking telemetry servers caused the vacuum to stop working, suggesting a remote kill command was triggered.
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A 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck near Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan, on Monday, raising concerns about potential damage to the historic Blue Mosque. The extent of the damage remains unclear.
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Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold delivered a standout performance in a 38-14 win over the Commanders, boosting his NFL MVP odds. His 330-yard, four-touchdown game contributed to the team’s 6-2 record.
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Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky announced that Germany has delivered additional US-made Patriot missile systems, enhancing Ukraine’s air defense and fulfilling agreements. The systems are part of Ukraine’s effort to secure more advanced weaponry, including Tomahawk cruise missiles, as the conflict with Russia persists.
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U.S. District Court Judge Karin Immergut has temporarily extended an order blocking the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, citing the lack of credible evidence for federalization. The judge concluded that the protests did not constitute a rebellion, and the administration’s actions may violate constitutional protections and state sovereignty.
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President Donald Trump’s Asia tour, which includes visits to Japan, South, Korea and the Philippines, is seen as a strategic move to strengthen bilateral ties and address regional security concerns. The timing of the trip coincides with the upcoming U.S. Election Day, raising questions about its political implications and potential impact on the election outcome.
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Levin discusses the impact of migration policies on economic systems and cultural identity. His analysis highlights the need for a balanced approach to balancing growth and equity.
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CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with EU officials to address concerns about intelligence cooperation. The visit follows Trump’s actions that raised trust issues with allies.
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The Sunday Night in America segment focused on escalating tensions between the United States and China, particularly regarding Trump’s stance on Xi Jinping. Analysts examined the potential impact of these developments on national and local governance.
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Martha Layne Collins, the first female governor of Kentucky, has passed away at age 88. She played a key role in bringing Toyota’s first American factory to Georgetown, Ky.
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A powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.3 struck northern Afghanistan near Mazar-i-Sharif, resulting in multiple casualties and injuries. Local authorities have reported at least several deaths and dozens of injured individuals.
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A powerful earthquake has struck northern Afghanistan, near the city of Mazar-i-Sharif, causing widespread concern and prompting emergency response efforts. This disaster follows a series of deadly earthquakes that have devastated the eastern regions of the country earlier this year, resulting in thousands of casualties.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry faced backlash for a video showing their public display of affection during the Dodgers’ World Series win, with critics calling it ‘fake’ or ‘scripted.’ The couple’s seating arrangement at the game also drew controversy, placing them behind iconic figures like Sandy Koufax and Magic Johnson.
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Matthew Schaefer, 18, made history by becoming the youngest defenseman in NHL history with a multigoal game, leading the Islanders to a 3-2 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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Knicks guard Josh Hart is battling a nerve issue in his shooting hand but remains determined to continue playing after a season-best performance in the Knicks’ recent victory. His performance on the court has not only boosted the team’s morale but has also highlighted his importance to the Knicks’ success this season.
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Jayden Daniels, the Washington Commanders’ quarterback, suffered a serious left elbow injury during a fourth-quarter sack, exiting the game in an air cast.
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GitHub has launched Agent HQ, a new platform that allows developers to manage multiple coding agents from major vendors within a single interface. The tool is designed to streamline the integration of AI tools into software development workflows, offering enhanced security and collaboration features.
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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels suffered a gruesome arm injury during the team’s 38-14 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. The injury occurred as Daniels was scrambling near the goal line and landed awkwardly on his non-throwing shoulder, causing significant pain.
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NFL broadcaster Cris Collinsworth made a lighthearted joke about the government shutdown during the Seahawks’ 38-14 victory over the Commanders. The comment occurred as the game transitioned from the third to the fourth quarter and drew a chuckle from co-host Mike Tirico.
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California farmers and the state Farm Bureau oppose Prop 50, arguing it could dilute rural influence as Democrats seek to redraw congressional districts. The measure would allow state lawmakers to temporarily redraw California’s congressional map, potentially giving Democrats an advantage in the 2026 House elections.
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Denise Richards paid homage to her iconic Playboy past with a sultry Halloween bunny costume, nearly 20 years after her initial appearance on the magazine’s cover. The post coincided with her ongoing legal battle against estranged husband Aaron Phypers, who is currently in court over spousal abuse charges and a divorce filed months prior.
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Glassboro police reported a violent brawl at a Domino’s Pizza in New Jersey over the weekend, resulting in an officer’s head injury when two suspects hurled a chair at him. The incident, captured in surveillance footage, shows chaotic scenes of customers in Halloween masks and bystanders recording the chaos.
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President Trump affirmed during a ’60 Minutes’ interview that Nicolás Maduro’s time as Venezuela’s president is likely over. The U.S. has conducted over a dozen military strikes in the Caribbean to target drug trafficking vessels, increasing speculation about potential U.S. military actions against Venezuela.
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US Energy Secretary Chris Wright clarified that the nuclear weapon tests ordered by President Donald Trump will not involve actual nuclear explosions. These tests are part of a modernization program focused on testing sophisticated systems to replace aging components of the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
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President Donald Trump expressed on CBS’ ’60 Minutes’ that Nicolas Maduro’s tenure as Venezuela’s president is nearing its end. The statement follows recent developments in Venezuela’s political landscape, which have raised questions about the country’s future leadership.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the former UK Labour Party leader expelled over antisemitism allegations, has publicly endorsed New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. Known for his progressive agenda and criticism of Israel’s actions, Mamdani has also faced antisemitism accusations. Their alliance highlights the growing political overlap between Corbyn and Mamdani, despite concerns over the former’s past…
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Fox News host Brian Kilmeade praised President Donald Trump’s recent Asia tour, emphasizing its success in trade deals and diplomatic engagement. He questioned how anyone could view the visit as anything other than a resounding victory on his show ‘One Nation.’
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The U.S. government shutdown has now entered its fifth week, with no resolution in sight. Rep. Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, discussed the situation on 'Sunday Night in America.'
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Kevin Hassett, the White House National Economic Council Director, praised President Donald Trump’s trade deal with China as a ‘terrific deal’ during an interview on ‘Sunday Night in America.’ The economic adviser emphasized the agreement’s importance, stating it represented a major milestone in the negotiations.
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright clarified that the nuclear weapon testing ordered by President Trump last week will not involve nuclear explosions, emphasizing that the focus will be on systems testing rather than live detonations.
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The ‘Sunday Night in America’ panelists discussed the implications of Abigail Spanberger’s endorsement of Jay Jones in the Virginia gubernatorial race. The discussion centered around the potential impact of this endorsement on electoral dynamics and party strategy.
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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alex, a reigning NBA MVP, confirmed his family’s safety after a home break-in during his home game. Local authorities are investigating the incident, raising concerns about neighborhood security.
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Dylan Harper, the No. 2 pick in the 2 nad NBA Draft, suffered a calf injury defending a dunk in the second quarter of the Spurs’ game against the Suns. The injury forced him to exit the game, raising concerns about his availability for the remainder of the season.
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The Chicago Cubs have made history by securing a major league-high three Gold Glove awards this season, with Pete Crow-Armistry, Ian Happ, and Nico Hoerner all taking home the honor. This achievement highlights the team’s strong defensive play and commitment to excellence.
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The Chicago Bears staged a remarkable comeback to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals in a high-scoring NFL game. After the Bengals erased a 14-point lead with two touchdowns in 49 seconds, the Bears rallied to win with a last-second touchdown by Caleb Williams.
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The Washington Commanders and Seattle Seahawks face off in a crucial NFL match on ‘Sunday Night Football’. Both teams are in playoff contention, making the game a key test for their postseason hopes.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stated on November 2 that there are no immediate plans to transfer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. The move comes amid rising tensions in Eastern Europe.
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A knife attack on a train near Cambridge, England, has left one victim in critical condition and ten initially hospitalized. The suspect, a 32-year-old black British national, was tased and arrested after demanding police ‘kill’ him, sparking public concern and raising questions about security on public transportation.
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President Donald Trump claims the Supreme Court’s upcoming tariffs case is the most important decision in U.S. history, linking trade policy to national security. He argues tariffs are vital for economic leverage and protecting U.S. interests against adversaries.
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India claimed their first Women’s World Cup title with a 52-run victory over South Africa in Mumbai. Shafali Verma’s 87 runs and two wickets, alongside Deepti Sharma’s five-wicket haul, were key to the win.
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President Trump criticized Zohran Mamdani, calling him a ‘communist,’ and warned of reduced federal funding to NYC if he wins. Mamdani, leading in polls, has vowed to fight back against Trump’s accusations.
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Douglas Murray, a New York Post columnist, discusses why people migrate to countries like the United States and the challenges of assimilation. In an interview on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin,’ Murray explores the reasons behind immigration patterns and the difficulties migrants face in integrating into host cultures.
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The Buffalo Bills’ defensive effort limited Patrick Mahomes to his first touchdown pass-free game in over a year, while Josh Allen dominated with three touchdowns in a 28-21 win over the Chiefs.
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Mark Levin, a well-known conservative commentator and Fox News host, recently discussed the enduring influence of capitalism on American society during an episode of his show ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’ The segment focused on how the economic system has historically contributed to the country’s development, emphasizing its role in promoting innovation, wealth creation, and personal…
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Declan Walsh’s reporting highlights the deepening humanitarian crisis in Darfur, Sudan, where a mass tragedy is unfolding as the international community’s attention appears to be diminishing. The plight of local residents, including a woman who fled El, illustrates the growing severity of the crisis and the lack of global engagement.
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Former President Donald Trump expressed concerns about New York City’s federal funding if Zohran Mamdani were elected mayor, sparking discussions on potential financial implications.