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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has summoned U.S. military brass from around the globe for an unusual directive, following the firing of several top officers and a reduction in four-star officers. The move is part of an ongoing restructuring of the defense department.
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Ukraine’s State Property Fund (SPF) announced the sale of 99.5667% of JSC Odesa Port-Side Plant for UAH 4.5 billion via ProZorro.Sale on November 25, 2025. This auction is part of Ukraine’s broader privatization efforts.
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College Republicans are re-examining how Gen Z defines success, emphasizing family values over career ambitions, influenced by late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s messages. Kirk’s emphasis on traditional values and personal responsibility continues to resonate with young conservatives, shaping current discussions on success and purpose.
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Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces struck three gas distribution stations in the Luhansk region, aiming to disrupt energy infrastructure. Commander Robert ‘Magyar’ Brovdi confirmed the attack, highlighting the ongoing conflict and technological advancements in modern warfare.
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Prime Minister Yulia Svyryden, the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has directed relevant agencies to create action plans to ensure a stable heating season, taking into account the unique challenges faced by each frontline region. This directive comes as Ukraine navigates the complexities of managing energy supply amidst ongoing economic and geopolitical challenges.
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Gambians have expressed gratitude after the U.S. denied visa applications for some local officials to attend the United Nations General Assembly, viewing the official attendance as taxpayer-funded vacations. President Adama Barrow, who previously addressed the U.N. General Assembly last year, is among the leaders whose attendance was reportedly denied.
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Ukrainian officials and experts are reacting to Trump’s claim, assessing its potential impact on the ongoing conflict and the broader geopolitical landscape.
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A brazen jewelry store heist in San Ramon, California, was captured on camera as armed suspects stole approximately $1 million in merchandise. The robbery, which resulted in at least one suspect firing a shot through the store’s entrance, highlights the escalating issue of organized retail crime in the state.
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Blue Star Families is launching its annual ‘Welcome Week’ to assist military members and their families in adjusting to new communities. The initiative aims to support the 60,000 service members who relocate annually due to new deployments.
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Russia is advancing legislation to strengthen its ‘foreign agent’ law, which could enable law enforcement to more easily charge individuals or organizations classified as foreign agents. The proposed bill aims to enhance the government’s ability to monitor and regulate entities deemed to have foreign influence.
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The news item highlights Trump’s close collaboration with ICE during his presidency and the controversies that followed.
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Greta Thunberg’s Flotilla Targets Gaza Amid Alleged Israeli Interference and Musical Jamming: Report
The Global Sumud Flotilla, led by Greta Thunberg, alleges Israeli interference with their radios, jamming them with Abba music, while claiming Israeli drones targeted several ships. The flotilla, delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza, faces challenges as its mission continues undeterred.
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Ukrainian MP Petro Poroshenko claims Russia is using transit fees from the Druzhba oil pipeline to manufacture 1,000 Shahed drones daily, totaling 350,000 annually. This accusation highlights alleged financial exploitation of Ukrainian territory for military production.
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President Donald Trump unveils a 21-point initiative to end the Gaza conflict and achieve a ceasefire, during the United Nations General Assembly. Arab leaders express support for the proposal, emphasizing Trump’s unique position as a potential mediator.
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Bill Maher argues that the Democratic Party needs outsiders like Stephen A. Smith to rejuvenate its structure and reconnect with the public. Maher’s comments highlight a call for fresh perspectives and a move away from the party’s traditional base.
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Former NFL MVP Shaun Alexander announced on live TV that his wife is expecting their 14th child, adding to their family of 10 girls and three boys. The revelation came during an interview on the ‘Up & Adams’ show after co-host Kay Adams mentioned his large family.
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Former FBI Director James Comey faces charges of false statement and obstruction of justice related to his handling of the Trump-Russia probe. Prosecutors allege he concealed interactions with a federal judge and withheld communication with the former President.
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Ajax Systems has opened its fifth design and robotics laboratory at KPI as part of its Ajax Next educational initiative, offering the first Mechanical Engineering program starting in November. The collaboration aims to advance STEM education in Ukraine through hands-on robotics and design training.
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Russia’s deputy UN envoy warned that the rapid development of AI without safeguards could threaten humanity’s existence, echoing concerns from UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres about its potential for weaponization. The surge in AI investment, particularly by tech giants, has raised alarms about possible financial bubbles and existential risks.
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Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on two counts of alleged false statements and obstruction of justice. The charges stem from his testimony before Congress regarding his handling of the 2016 Trump-Russia probe, known as ‘Crossfire Hurricane.’
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The U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has presented Argentina’s President Javier Milei with an award, coinciding with an announcement that the United States is prepared to extend a $20 billion loan to the nation. This move comes with economic and political risks, as the loan could impact both countries’ relations and financial stability.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell downplays concerns that Tom Brady’s dual role as a Raiders minority owner and FOX analyst poses a conflict. Team owners are not required to disclose internal information to former players-turned-broadcasters, Goodell said.
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A Texas shooting suspect has been accused of referring to ICE agents as ‘people showing up to collect a dirty paycheck.’ The suspect is alleged to have plotted an attack on an ICE facility, raising concerns about potential white supremacist or anti-government motives.
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Former President Donald Trump has advised Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to cease purchasing Russian oil in order to potentially facilitate a deal for Turkey to acquire US fighter jets. This suggestion comes amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, where Trump has been vocal about the impact of Russian oil sales.
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Bryson DeChambeau has earned a spot on the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup team after being excluded from the 2023 squad due to his move to LIV Golf. The golfer expressed frustration over missing the previous event, which he described as a personal setback.
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President Donald Trump indicated during a press conference in the Oval Office that the United States is ‘pretty close’ to reaching a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. The comments come amid ongoing conflict in the region and increased international pressure for a resolution.
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President Donald Trump held a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to propose a deal in exchange for Turkey’s assistance in ending the Russia-Ukraine War. The discussion centered on potential military and economic cooperation between the two countries.
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Mark Wahlberg revealed that being away from his family is the ‘biggest sacrifice’ of his Hollywood career. The actor admitted that his children were at the premiere of his latest film, but he humorously noted that their interest in his work has diminished as they have grown older.
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Andrzej Bargiel, a Polish mountaineer, has completed the first oxygen-free ski descent of Mount Everest, spending 16 hours in the ‘death zone’ above 8,000 meters. This landmark achievement in extreme endurance sports marks a significant milestone in the world of high-altitude exploration.
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A planned and targeted attack on an ICE facility in Dallas resulted in one detainee’s death and two injuries. The suspect, Joshua Jahn, was identified by the FBI as having planned the attack with anti-ICE messaging on the bullets used.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by three Minnesota girls high school softball players who challenged the state’s policy allowing transgender athletes in girls’ sports. The decision is seen as a setback for those advocating for gender equity in athletics.
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The Institute of Mass Information (IMI) has documented 847 crimes committed by the Russian Federation against journalists and media outlets in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began. The report also notes that 11, media workers have died in the conflict.
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Hollywood stars and industry veterans have denounced the recent boycott of Israeli film institutions, arguing it recalls dark eras of history and blocks dialogue for peace. Over 5,000 industry professionals have signed a pledge to boycott Israeli institutions, while 1,200 others condemned the effort in an open letter.
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Russian officials have reported limited participation from foreign investors in newly established government-backed accounts designed to shield their assets from potential confiscation.
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The 2025 Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is positioned as an advanced smartwatch tailored for active lifestyles, emphasizing health and safety features. Experts highlight its ability to surprise users with more than basic functionality like step tracking and notifications.
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President Donald Trump criticized Rep. Jasmine Crockett as ‘low IQ’ during an Oval Office signing ceremony, comparing her to the mythical Davy Crockett and suggesting Somalia should ‘take back’ Ilhan Omar. The remarks, which drew laughter, reflect Trump’s ongoing attacks on Democrats, particularly those from his so-called ‘Squad.’
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Mel Owens revealed during the premiere of ‘The Golden Bachelor’ that his ex-wife, Fabiana Pimentel, filed for divorce in 2020 after falling in love with someone else. He described the breakup as the toughest thing he’s ever gone through, focusing on his children and moving forward with his life.
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Microsoft has suspended cloud services for Israel’s Defense Ministry over allegations of using its technology for mass Palestinian surveillance. The decision follows a review citing violations of terms of service.
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The European Commission has agreed to extend the visa-free freight transportation agreement with Ukraine for an additional 5.5 years, until March 2027. This extension was confirmed by Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba.
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Brooks Nader, 28, left her conservative Louisiana upbringing to pursue modeling against her parents’ wishes, becoming a ‘Sports Illustrated’ cover model. She transitioned from a strict, religious household to fashion stardom through determination and perseverance.
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A new Android app called Zosima, designed to connect parishion,rs with local churches and clergy, has launched without formal endorsement from the Russian Orthodox Church. The app’s development initially aimed to facilitate communication between religious communities and their spiritual leaders.
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A 15-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to the beating of an ex-DOGE staffer, an incident that triggered President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to restore order in Washington, D.C. The assault, which occurred in August, led to public outrage and intensified political discourse over youth violence and the city’s crime rate.
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The Five co-hosts, including Gutfeld, have warned liberal leaders about the risks of escalating tensions amid recent events at an I.C.E. facility in Dallas.
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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued a stark warning to Russia’s leadership, threatening retaliation with drones and missiles if the war is not brought to an end. The statement underscores the escalating tensions between the two nations amid the ongoing conflict.
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President Donald Trump criticized Rep. Jasmine Crockett and Rep. Ilhan Omar during the signing of executive orders in the Oval Office, using derogatory remarks that sparked controversy. The incident highlights tensions within the political landscape as Trump’s comments were seen as disrespectful toward members of the opposing party.
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Energoatom accuses Russia of deliberately blocking the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant from connecting to the national power grid, forcing it to operate on diesel generators for two days. The plant, under Russian occupation, faces technical challenges in reconnecting to the power grid.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a stark warning about the future of drone warfare during his address at the UN General Assembly. He emphasized the growing role of unmanned systems in modern conflicts and called for international cooperation to address the challenges and ethical concerns surrounding their use.
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has ordered hundreds of top officials to a base near Washington, D.C., for a meeting with no disclosed agenda. President Trump has criticized the gathering, calling it a ‘friendly meet, and suggesting it may be an attempt to challenge his administration’s approach to national defense.
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could create new recommendations without a vote from the panel, giving the health secretary broad authority over the childhood vaccine schedule. This move represents a significant shift in public health governance.
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West Virginia and Boise State have emerged as the top contenders for the best uniforms in college football Week 5, with the Mountaineers sporting a retro design from 1965 and the Broncos showcasing meticulously hand-painted helmets.
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Keegan Bradley’s journey from a challenging start in New England to becoming a Ryder Cup captain highlights his relentless determination and skill in the sport of golf. His story is one of perseverance and success against the odds, culminating in his current role as a leader in international golf competition.
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Kyle Hamilton has defended Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr, asserting that the team’s struggles are not solely attributable to Orr’s coaching. Hamilton emphasized that the season is still in its early stages and that the team has not yet reached its full potential.
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Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani tied his career high with his 54th home run in a game against the Diamondbacks, making history by hitting the ball into the swimming pool at Chase Field. The unusual event, which occurred during a crucial moment in the game, drew immediate attention from fans and media.
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Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer confirmed the successful completion of hand surgery on Thursday, sharing the update on social media. His recovery is a key focus as the team prepares for the new season.
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During a recent workout session, Philadelphia 76ers guard Jared McCain suffered a UCL tear in his right thumb, an injury that could jeopardize his participation in the start of the basketball season. The team confirmed the injury on Thursday, leaving the timeline for McCain’s return uncertain.
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Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa addressed recent criticism, emphasizing that while talking about playing quarterback is easy, actual performance on the field is far more challenging. His comments have sparked discussions among sports analysts and fans about the pressures faced by NFL players.
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Dak Prescott downplays the ‘Dak vs. Micah’ rivalry, focusing on team dynamics. The Week 4 game won’t resolve Ezekiel Elliott’s exit.
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Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Thomas will lead the U.S. team in the first match of foursomes at the Ryder Cup on Friday at Bethpage Black. The captains for both teams have announced the morning groups for the event, which kicks off the competition.
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European diplomats have warned Russian officials that NATO is prepared to respond to airspace violations with force, including by shooting down Russian planes. This follows recent incidents of Russian military aircraft entering NATO airspace.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called on the EU to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine defense loan. The proposal aims to ensure Ukraine’s military resilience for several years.