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Two Belarusian journalists, currently detained for their work, are illustrating the ongoing political repression under President Aleksandr Lukashenko. Despite the country’s warming relations with the U’ S., the regime’s repressive apparatus continues to target dissenters.

At the University of Mississippi, progressive and conservative events unfolded simultaneously, with Democratic Rep. Gloria Johnson criticizing Turning Point USA’s speaker, Erika Kirk, for allegedly ‘manipulating’ students and spreading ‘false information.’ Johnson argued that the organization’s rhetoric is fascist, blaming the Trump administration for ignoring the Constitution and promoting censorship. Meanwhile, TPUSA’s event drew massive…

A recent poll shows California voters overwhelmingly support Proposition 50, which funds school construction and modernization. Governor Gavin Newsom’s anti-Trump messaging is shaping voter attitudes ahead of the special election.

Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares acknowledged injustice during Mexico’s colonization, though Madrid has not issued a formal apology. The admission marks a rare stance from a Spanish official, emphasizing the suffering of Indigenous peoples and the shared history of both nations.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s finance minister, Chrystia Freeland, has clarified that Prime Minister Mark Carney apologized to U.S. President Donald Trump for a campaign ad that revived Ronald Reagan’s critique of tariffs.

North Carolina Democratic state lawmaker Cecil Brockman resigned from his position after being charged with felony allegations of sexual conduct with a minor, including statutory rape and indecent liberties. The move followed bipartisan calls for his resignation and a potential committee investigation into his alleged misconduct, with House Speaker Destin Hall affirming the decision as…

Critics accuse Democratic leaders, including Kamala Harris, of using fear tactics to sway voters, raising concerns about the impact on democratic discourse. Political analysts warn that such strategies could polarize the electorate further.

Recent political developments have brought renewed attention to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer following allegations that he has been labeled a ‘narcoterrorist.’ These accusations, which have been widely criticized as politically motivated, have intensified scrutiny of the Democratic leadership and raised questions about the integrity of the legislative process.

The United States has deployed a significant number of warships to the Caribbean, raising questions about the true purpose of the deployment beyond combating drug trafficking. Venezuela has expressed particular concern over the U.S. military presence in the region.

UK lawmakers are considering legislation to permanently remove ex-Prince Andrew from the royal line of succession following his recent stripping of titles and privileges. The move comes amid allegations of sexual misconduct tied to his association with Jeffrey Epstein, with calls for legal action to eliminate his claim to the throne.

Ukrainian officials reported on November 1 that at least four civilians were killed and 48 injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine over the past day. The attacks have continued to strain Ukraine’s already overburdened infrastructure and humanitarian resources.

Chancellor Kent Syverud of Syracuse University claims that anti-Israel protests were encouraged by Iran, while chancellors from other universities agree they show coordination by organized networks. The chancellors highlighted shared protest tactics and concerns over student accountability masked by face coverings.

Broadcast networks ABC, CBS, and NBC have been accused of bias by omission, selectively reporting news that favors Democrats while neglecting stories about Pam Bondi’s death threats, Jack Smith’s subpoenas against Republicans, and the Biden White House’s cover-up of mental decline.

A conservative Wisconsin mom has won a major free speech case after being sued for criticizing her school district’s DEI initiatives as ‘woke’ and ‘White savior’. The court ruled her comments were protected opinion, not defamation, affirming her right to speak critically about educational policies.

Israeli officials have confirmed that the remains of three individuals handed over by Hamas do not match any of the 11 deceased hostages still missing from the October 7, 2023, attacks. The ICRC clarified it does not participate in locating remains, emphasizing the responsibility of the parties involved in the conflict.

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been officially declared the winner of a highly contested election, a decision that has ignited widespread violent demonstrations across the country. International observers, including election monitors and members of the European Parliament, have raised serious concerns about the election’s integrity, citing reports of electoral irregularities and allegations of fraud.

Seattle activist Katie Wilson is leading incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell in new polling, signaling a potential shift toward socialist leadership, mirroring New York’s movement under Zohran Mamdani. This trend reflects growing ideological realignment, with younger activists pushing for government intervention in economic and social issues.

Political observers are questioning Senator Chuck Schumer’s leadership as concerns over a potential terror plot linked to the 2028 Democratic presidential primary resurface. The panel discusses the implications of such threats on electoral security and party unity.

The episode of *Fox News @ Night* on Friday, October 31, covered several critical events impacting the United States. A terror attack was discussed, highlighting concerns over national security.

A jury acquitted Peter Stinson of soliciting violence after he made assassination threats against President Trump, raising questions about the boundaries of free speech under the First Amendment. The verdict highlights the ongoing legal and political discourse over when speech crosses into incriminating territory.

Republican senators have criticized U.S. District Judge James Boasberg for signing subpoenas and gag orders in Jack Smith’s probe into former President Trump’s actions, accusing him of judicial overreach and calling for his impeachment. Sen. Ted Cruz and others argued the investigation was ‘worse than Watergate,’ despite compliance with local court rules.

Ukraine’s Home Defense Forces (HUR) are reported to have launched a special forces raid in the war-torn city of Pokrovsk, according to media outlets. While the location and date of the footage have not been independently, the operation is said to have caused significant disruption to Russian forces in the area.

Bipartisan senators demand Pentagon chief Pete Hegset, to release military orders for Caribbean boat strikes targeting narco-terrorists. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have urged the Trump administration to release information related to the strikes.

Venezuela has sought military aid from Russia, China and Iran to strengthen its defenses in response to escalating tensions with the United States. According to US government documents obtained by The Washington Post, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro requested radar systems and assistance in repairing Su-30MK2 fighter jets.

Democrats have avoided answering whether their stance on Obamacare subsidies is worth the cost of keeping federal workers unpaid during the shutdown, instead blaming Republicans for inaction. Senate leaders like Elizabeth Warren and Tim Kaine accuse GOP leaders of stalling negotiations.

The White House has restricted journalist access to senior communications offices in the West Wing, citing national security concerns. Critics argue that the move undermines transparency and accountability.

A federal judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump’s attempt to require voters to provide proof of citizenship for registration was an overreach of executive authority, violating the separation of powers. The court found that such authority belongs to Congress and the states, not the executive branch.

The White House has imposed new restrictions on reporters’ access to the press secretary’s office, a significant departure from long-standing practices. This decision follows the Trump administration’s trend of limiting media interactions, raising concerns about transparency and press freedom.