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The upcoming weekend is set to feature high-intensity college football games, including Ole Miss vs. Georgia, Alabama vs. Tennessee, LSU vs. Vanderbilt, and USC vs. Notre Dame. These matchups are expected to draw large crowds and intense competition.
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The MLB playoffs are entering a crucial phase as the American League Championship Series (ALCS) Game 5 and National League Championship Series (NL, Game 4 are set for Friday. These games represent a significant turning point in the post-season, with both series poised for a potential sweep by their respective leading teams.
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Apple TV has signed an exclusive deal to broadcast Formula 1 races in the United States beginning in 2026. The announcement marks a significant shift in the motorsport’s U.S. media strategy.
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Max Scherzer led the Toronto Blue Jays to a crucial win in the ALCS, evening the series against the Seattle Mariners. His stellar performance set the stage for a pivotal Game 5.
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Federal authorities and the NCAA are investigating allegations of point-shaving in college basketball. The documents reveal new details about an alleged gambling syndicate and the games targeted by suspected members.
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Bob Myers, former general manager of the Golden State Warriors, has left ESPN to become president of sports for Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment. His move marks a significant shift in Myers’ career, transitioning from sports broadcasting to the management of a major sports enterprise.
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Joe Flacco called leading the Bengals to a comeback win ‘pretty special’ after being benched in Cleveland and traded to Cincinnati. The quarterback’s performance highlighted his resilience as he adapts to a new franchise.
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The article provides detailed previews and predictions for every Week 7 NFL game, focusing on key matchups like the Buccaneers-Lions showdown and the rookie vs. veteran quarterback clash between Jayden Daniels and Dak Prescott.
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U.S. envoy Kurt Volker has indicated that both Russia and Ukraine are not prepared for a peace deal. He highlighted a significant gap in expectations, with Russia believing they are gaining on the battlefield when they are not.
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A senior Belarusian diplomat has indicated to a European official that Belarus may participate in the Russia-Ukraine peace efforts and contribute to European security discussions, according to Reuters. The statement underscores Belarus’s potential shift in its foreign policy as it seeks to engage with EU countries amid ongoing international isolation.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has initiated a direct phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, setting the stage for a high-profile summit in Budapest between Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump. This gathering is intended to foster dialogue on resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict, marking a significant diplomatic step in the ongoing conflict.
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Ukraine lawmakers and experts warn Trump to be cautious about Russia’s delaying tactics. The Kremlin’s strategy, used several times this year, aims to undermine Trump’s potential actions against Ukraine.
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During the Alaska summit, Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly delivered a detailed lecture on Kyivan Rus, including figures such as Rurik, Yaroslav the Wise, and Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, surprising U.S. President Donald Trump. The Financial Times reported this unusual exchange, underscoring the intricate nature of current U.S.-Russia relations.
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European officials and diplomats are skeptical of U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to host Ukraine peace talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Hungary, questioning the meeting’s significance and potential outcomes. The European Union remains cautious, as it seeks to balance its diplomatic relations with both the United States and Russia while addressing the complex…
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Poland’s Supreme Court has denied a request to extradite a Ukrainian national accused in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage inquiry to Germany. The decision mirrors a similar ruling by Italy’s Supreme Court, which overturned the extradition of another Ukrainian suspect earlier this month.
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A recent poll indicates that approximately 90% of Ukrainians believe the government should face criticism even during the ongoing war. Of those respondents, 58% emphasized the need for balanced and constructive criticism to avoid destabilizing the country.
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The editorial warns President Trump against succumbing to Russian pressure amid ongoing tensions with Ukraine, citing past instances where Trump’s actions risked escalating the conflict. The piece highlights the potential consequences of Trump’s decision-making in this critical moment.
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Yurii Tarnawsky, a co-founder of the New York Group—a collective of Ukrainian emigre writers—has passed away at the age of 91. His innovative contributions to narrative structure and linguistic experimentation significantly shaped contemporary Ukrainian literature.
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A Russian conscript has opened fire at a military base in Naro-Fom, Moscow Oblast, killing a fellow soldier and then taking his own life, according to Russian state media. The incident occurred on October 17.
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Russian forces have confirmed the downing of a Su-30SM fighter jet during a Ukrainian drone strike on Crimea. Meanwhile, a drone attack targeted an ammunition depot in Donetsk, causing significant damage and casualties.
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President Trump has shown renewed enthusiasm following the successful peace deal between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky continues his efforts to secure additional military support from the United States.
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Conservation biologists are urging a reevaluation of conservation efforts to include the protection of Earth’s microbial diversity. The call for microbial conservation is exemplified by the vibrant microbial mats in Yellowstone National Park, which showcase the resilience and complexity of these life forms.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has publicly defended Attorney General Letitia James as she faces a federal indictment on charges of bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution. Hochul, a Democrat, has called the indictment a politically motivated act, emphasizing that ‘no one is above the law.’ The indictment follows a criminal…
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John Bolton, former White House National Security Advisor, surrendered to federal authorities after being indicted on 18 counts related to the improper handling of classified materials. The indictment alleges that Bolton shared information about potential threats to national security with unauthorized individuals and retained classified documents in his home.
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Experts recommend a 20% tip or $1-2 per drink for bartenders, while noting a generational gap causing financial strain. Industry professionals and software company Toast provide guidance on appropriate tipping practices for different scenarios.
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Former CNN anchor Don Lemon advised Black and Brown communities to legally arm themselves in the event of an ICE raid, citing the Second Amendment and the need for self-defense. His comments sparked controversy, with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem calling his remarks ‘unhinged’ and warning of the potential consequences of such rhetoric.
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Lia Thomas, a transgender swimmer, spoke publicly for the first time since the University of Pennsylvania stripped her records, addressing concerns about trans athletes in women’s sports. Thomas emphasized that Hormone Replacement Therapy reduces competitive advantages, countering claims of unfair advantages for trans athletes.
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The New York City mayoral debate was marked by sharp exchanges, with socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani facing criticism from former governor Andrew Cuomo over his lack of experience. Mamdani defended his policies on police reform and refugee support, while all candidates expressed opposition to National Guard troop deployments.
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Microsoft has raised alarms about cybercriminals exploiting Microsoft Teams for phishing, ransomware, and data breaches, emphasizing the platform’s increasing vulnerability to attacks. The company highlights the risks posed by fake profiles, impersonation, and malicious links, stressing the need for stronger cybersecurity measures among users.
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Denise Richards, a former Bond Girl and Hollywood star, faced a tumultuous marriage with Charlie Sheen, marked by abuse allegations and financial disputes. She recently filed for divorce from Aaron Phypers, alleging abuse and seeking protection from leaked nude photos that impacted her family’s life.
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House Republicans in battleground districts are showing solidarity in their stance against negotiating the government shutdown, with Speaker Mike Johnson leading the effort to maintain a clean continuing resolution (CR) to fund federal operations. The standoff has reached another week, with the fiscal deadlock showing no signs of slowing.
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Organized crime rings are using minors to steal high-end vehicles for dangerous street stunts, according to experts. These operations, coordinated through social media platforms, have led to widespread chaos across the U.S. with law enforcement struggling to contain the threats.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico accused former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson of profiting from the Ukraine conflict, citing a £1 million donation from arms manufacturer shareholder Christopher Harborne. Fico linked this to Johnson’s alleged role in blocking a peace deal negotiated in Turkey.
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Portland’s City Council has codified the city’s sanctuary status, requiring local police to distance from ICE. The decision aligns with Oregon’s sanctuary state law and creates a legal framework to resist federal immigration raids.
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Jason Miyares, Virginia’s Attorney General, highlights his record of reducing murder rates and securing $1 billion from pharmaceutical companies to address the fentanyl crisis as he faces a contentious re-election campaign. The scandal surrounding Democratic challenger Jay Jones, who sent violent texts about a former GOP leader, has intensified the race, with Miyares calling for…
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Kai Trump, 18, described playing golf with her grandfather, President Donald Trump, as a regular family activity. She shared details about a recent round at Trump National Golf Club, which was also streamed on her YouTube channel, highlighting her relationship with the president and her endorsement deal with Accelerator Active Energy.
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Colonel Michael Randrianirina has been sworn in as Madagascar’s new president after a military coup. The coup, triggered by youth-led protests, has sparked concern over the nation’s political stability.
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New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani faced sharp criticism from Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo for his stance on Palestinian and Israeli issues during a heated debate. Sliwa and Cuomo accused Mamdani of not addressing anti-Semitic concerns, citing his past refusal to denounce the phrase ‘globalize the intifada’, associated…
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John Bolton has been indicted for the improper handling of classified materials. The charges stem from allegations that he failed to correctly safeguard sensitive information. This marks a significant event in the ongoing developments within the U.S. political landscape. Other headlines include Mamdani’s flip-flop on Hamas, a Virginia Democratic candidate’s backlash over comments involving a…
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U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik accused NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani of being a ‘jihadist’ and ‘raging antisemite,’ citing his alleged support for Hamas. Mamdani, however, has stated he believes Hamas should lay down arms.
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Seniors in America are facing a dramatic increase in fentanyl overdose deaths mixed with stimulants like cocaine and methamphetamines, matching dangerous trends seen in younger adults. The study, presented at the ANESTHESIOLOGY 2025 annual meeting, reveals that fentanyl-stimulant deaths among adults 65 and older rose 9,000% in eight years, surpassing rates in younger demographics.
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The debate between Virginia’s Republican Attorney General candidate Jason Miyares and Democratic nominee Jay Jones took a sharp turn as Miyares capitalized on Jones’ controversial past and his repeated references to former President Trump, leading to strong social media support for Miyares. Jones’ focus on Trump, with estimates suggesting he mentioned the former president nearly…
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune accused Senate Democrats of enabling ‘far-left’ lawmakers to push their agenda, blaming the party’s dysfunction for blocking the defense bill. The stalled legislation aims to fund the Pentagon and pay military service members, but Democrats demanded additional provisions, leading to its defeat.
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Peru has declared a state of emergency following weeks of youth-led protests that have turned violent. The unrest has intensified calls for interim President Jose Jeri to resign, with incidents of violence escalating across the country.
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State Senator Scott Wiener is expected to challenge Rep. Nancy Pelosi in a primary race, signaling a potential push for generational change within the Democratic Party. Pelosi, who is 8, has not yet confirmed her candidacy, adding uncertainty to the political landscape.
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Public Citizen, a progressive group, defends its ‘No Kings’ protests as peaceful efforts to advocate for democracy despite incidents of violence leading to arrests in multiple states. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy expressed concerns about potential infiltration by extremists, while organizers emphasize the importance of free speech and nonviolent protest.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy seeks American Tomahawk missiles in meeting with President Donald Trump following his call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The meeting, announced earlier this week, comes just one day after Trump held a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries defended Virginia Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones despite violent text messages about killing his GOP rival in 2022. Despite the controversy, Jeffries suggested Jones has done the right thing by apologizing.
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Egyptian officials are hunting for a 2,300 B.C. limestone painting stolen from a ‘cursed’ tomb, part of a rising tide of cultural thefts. The theft joins other recent high-profile crimes, including a pharaoh’s bracelet stolen and melted in Cairo.
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Venezuela’s UN ambassador has called for a Security Council investigation into what he described as ‘extrajudicial executions’ following US operations in the Caribbean. The US has defended its actions as targeting drug trafficking vessels.
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The article highlights the worsening crisis in U.S. agriculture due to trade wars and government shutdowns, with farmers facing bankruptcy, falling prices, and lost markets. Representative Shont0l Brown argues that President Trump’s policies are directly responsible, citing China’s boycott of U.S. soybeans and Argentina’s potential market shift.
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A ceasefire in Gaza has led to an unexpected quiet among Free Palestine supporters, as they grapple with the tension between their activist identity and the prospect of celebrating incremental progress. This silence reflects deeper psychological and ideological challenges, as activists navigate the dissonance between their moral stance and the reality of a temporary pause…
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The article argues that control of compute, the fuel of the future, is the key to shaping the next century. America must maintain its technological edge in AI to remain a leader, as state-backed rivals work to build their own AI stacks.
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US President Donald Trump has warned against depleting the country’s Tomahawk missile arsenal to supply Ukraine, emphasizing the need to maintain these weapons for America’s defense. Trump stated that Ukraine has requested the advanced cruise missiles, but the US must retain enough for its own security before considering any deliveries.
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UK authorities have banned Israeli away fans from attending the Europa League fixture between Aston Villa and Maccabi Tel Aviv due to safety concerns. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says it’s the ‘wrong decision.’
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised against Trump-style tariffs, warning that they can lead to higher inflation and disrupt economic ties. The IMF’s Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, emphasized that such measures are detrimental unless a country has a large, closed economy.
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Three labor unions sued the Trump administration, arguing that it violated the First Amendment rights of visa holders by searching their social media for specific viewpoints. The lawsuit targets the State Department and immigration agencies, accusing them of using a program to monitor social media and revoke visas based on political speech.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and former US President Donald Trump engaged in a phone call focused on the Ukraine conflict, potential Tomahawk missile deliveries, and plans for an upcoming summit. Trump called the discussion “very productive” and announced intentions for an in-person meeting in Budapest, while Putin emphasized the need for a peaceful resolution and…
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Paul Daniel ‘Ace’ Frehley, the iconic KISS guitarist and stage persona ‘The Spaceman,’ has passed away at the age of 74. Tributes have been pouring in from the global rock community.
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The Cincinnati Bengals stunned the Pittsburgh Steelers with a 33-3, capturing the attention of NFL viewers with their high-scoring performance. Flacco’s connection with Ja’Marr Chase was pivotal in securing the win for Cincinnati.