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Joe Concha, a Fox News contributor, has expressed concerns about the potential ‘coup’ within the Democratic Party following the NYC mayoral debate. He highlights the growing influence of far-left candidates who are challenging the party’s traditional leadership and reshaping political discourse.
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Ukrenergo CEO Vitaliy Zaichenko revealed during a national telethon that over 50% of the company’s transformers are now safeguarded against Shahed drone attacks. The upgrade strengthens the energy grid’s resilience in the face of ongoing threats.
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Laura Ingraham commended President Trump for recent diplomatic achievements, including a Middle East peace agreement and talks with Putin. Ingraham highlighted Trump’s efforts to restore America’s global leadership through direct diplomacy.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has warned California over its handling of non-domiciled CDLs and English proficiency requirements for truckers. The warning comes as part of potential federal funding cuts if the state fails to meet federal regulatory standards.
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KAN Development has invested $120 million in educational institutions during the war, aiming to strengthen Ukraine’s education sector. The initiative reflects the company’s dedication to supporting educational infrastructure amid conflict.
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Cloud computing firm Salesforce is facing a class-action lawsuit from two authors over the use of their copyrighted books to train its xGen AI models. The authors claim the company violated copyright laws by incorporating their works without permission.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived at the White House and met with former President Donald Trump. The meeting took place as part of ongoing efforts to address the situation in Ukraine.
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Ukraine’s President Zelensky has voiced his opposition to a Russia-proposed tunnel project linking Alaska to Russia via the Bering Strait, which was floated by Russian presidential aide Kirill Dmitriev as a ‘Putin-Trump unity tunnel.’ The project, estimated to cost over $65 billion, involves a 70-mile rail and cargo link.
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The federal judiciary has run out of funding due to the ongoing government shutdown, jeopardizing the ability to operate at full capacity. Courts across the country are now facing potential delays and disruptions in legal proceedings.
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U.S. and Ukrainian military experts speculate that the United States may supply older Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, which are vulnerable to Russian air defense systems. This potential arms transfer is expected to be discussed during the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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Ohio GOP gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has expressed support for peaceful ‘No Kings’ protests, while raising concerns about potential political violence from the far-Left. He addressed these concerns during an appearance on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’
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A Warsaw court has refused to extradite a Ukrainian suspect in the Nord Stream sabotage case, citing the alleged actions as “rational and just” in the context of war. The court ruled Germany lacks jurisdiction over the explosions, which occurred in international waters.
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Stephen A. Smith defended his past criticism of LeBron James’ son, Bronny James, referencing a March confrontation where James allegedly approached him as a parent. LeBron James responded by emphasizing the importance of professional criticism and his role as a father and player.
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Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo criticized Democrats for lacking a clear message amid the ‘No Kings’ protests, calling their strategy a ‘grievance party.’ The discussion took place on ‘The Ingraham Angle,’ where Arroyo highlighted the disarray within Democratic leadership and the chaotic chants that have become emblematic of the movement.
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Vermont state Senator Sam Douglass resigns after being implicated in a racist Young Republican group chat. The chat, containing hate-filled messages, led to calls for his resignation, with Governor Phil Scott condemning the content. Douglass stated he will follow his governor’s request and will resign effective Monday.
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Graham Platner, a candidate for the Maine Senate, has issued a video apology for his past contentious social media posts, which included statements endorsing political violence, downplaying rape in the military, and criticizing police. The candidate for Maine Senate pegged the ‘offensive language’ used in his past social media posts to his military service.
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Fox News host Jesse Watters analyzes the Democratic Party’s strategies to identify and counter political opposition. Watters discusses the party’s efforts to consolidate power and respond to criticisms from various factions.
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Cade Klubnik, Clemson’s quarterback, is questionable for the Tigers’ game against SMU, putting his 34-game starting streak at risk. The team is preparing to face the Mustangs without their star QB.
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George Springer was hit by a pitch during Game 5 of the ALCS, leading to his ejection from the game. Manager John Schneider criticized the fans’ boos directed at the player.
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Alex Ovechkin scored for the first time this season, notching his 89,8th career goal in Washington’s 5-1 win over Minnesota. The Capitals extended their winning streak to four games.
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Joel Embiid made his first appearance in nearly eight months during the 76ers’ preseason finale, starting the game against the Bucks. The 76ers secured a victory with a score of 118-106.
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Eugenio Suárez’s grand slam in the fifth inning propelled the Seattle Mariners to a 6-3 victory against the Toronto Blue Jays, giving them a 3-2 series lead. The win was secured after Cal Raleigh tied the game with a home run in the eighth inning.
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The Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers are set to face off in NLCS Game 4, continuing their intense playoff battle. Fans and analysts are eagerly anticipating the outcome as both teams vie for a spot in the World Series.
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Russian saboteurs have been infiltrating Pokrovsk, targeting civilians, but Ukrainian forces have successfully neutralized over 600 enemy combatants since early October.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has condemned Indonesia for refusing to grant visas to Israeli gymnasts competing in the World Championships in Jakarta. Indonesia’s denial of visas, citing the war in Gaza, has drawn criticism from the IOC, which emphasized that host countries must ensure equal participation in international sporting events.
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Three teenagers have been arrested for the killing of Marine veteran Quoc ‘Jake’ Nguyen, who was shot while driving for Uber. The suspects have been charged with capital murder and tampering with evidence.
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Atari has teamed up with Plaion to release the Intellivision Sprint, blending ’80s console aesthetics with modern gaming conveniences. The $150 console features wireless controllers and HDMI connectivity, marking a significant step in Atari’s retro gaming revival.
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Virginia Attorney General candidate Jason Miyares criticized his Democratic opponent’s ‘totally disqualifying’ texts and positions during a heated debate on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ The exchange underscores the growing ideological divide in the race for Virginia’s top legal office.
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Bret Baier gives a sneak peek into the upcoming Monday, Oct. 20 edition of ‘Special Report.’ The preview offers an overview of the episode’s focus, which is expected to cover significant news developments.
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The U.S. has deployed 10,000 troops and military assets to the Caribbean, intensifying pressure on Venezuela. This strategic move reflects growing tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela in the region.
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The Kiel Institute for the World Economy reported a 43% decline in military aid to Ukraine during July and August compared to the first half of the year. The data indicates a significant reduction in support provided to the Ukrainian military.
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Ukraine and Poland are exploring potential collaboration on Small Modular Reactor (SMR) projects, according to Ihor Dyr, CEO of the Ukrainian Nuclear Forum association. The initiative could leverage existing thermal power plant infrastructure to advance nuclear energy development.
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On Friday, October 17, The Will Cain Show featured discussions on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s meetings, a Christian revival movement, and Savannah Chrisley’s lifestyle.
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Laura Ingraham, host of ‘The Ingraham Angle,’ contrasts President Donald Trump’s strategy of ending wars with the Democratic Party’s focus on protests. The discussion highlights contrasting approaches to national security and civil activism.
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Leaked footage from Bill Belichick’s TV show “Coach” shows the North Carolina football coach and his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, criticizing the graphics team during a behind-the-scenes meeting. Belichick expressed frustration with the team’s work, sparking discussions about his management style and media interactions.
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Metinvest reported a reversal in staff outflow for September 2025, with hiring surpassing resignations. However, many young workers left after gaining permission to travel abroad, according to HR Director Tetiana Petruk.
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Consumers in 12 states are facing significantly higher costs for their 2,026 ACA health coverage as Congress debates extending subsidies. The rising premiums are becoming evident as individuals preview their coverage options.
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Denise Richards’ estranged husband, Aaron Phypers, was arrested in court on spousal abuse charges as the actress fights for a permanent restraining order. Phypers was handcuffed in the courtroom and argued with officers before being taken into custody on Friday.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said it would be difficult for the U.S. to send Ukraine Tomahawk cruise missiles, as the country needs them for its own national defense. Trump acknowledged that such a move could lead to escalation and ‘a lot of bad things can happen.’
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Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno praised President Donald Trump’s global leadership amid anticipation of the ‘No Kings’ protest. The protest aims to challenge Trump’s policies and legacy in international affairs.
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Fox News and the Austin Police Department, alongside over 150 law enforcement agencies, executed a coordinated operation known as ‘Operation Coast to Coast’ targeting Chinese organized crime networks involved in human trafficking. The operation led to the rescue of more than 60 victims, including over 30 children, and the arrest of more than 30 individuals.
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Members of the National Guard intervened in a violent street brawl near Nationals Park in D.C., after a woman allegedly stabbed a man with a 12-inch kitchen knife. The incident, which resulted in one man being injured, highlights the ongoing tensions and crime issues in the city.
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Mark Penn, a former advisor to Donald Trump, asserts that the President is effectively utilizing the ‘Tomahawk card’ as a strategic move to strengthen his political position. The discussion centers around Trump’s recent interactions with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, George Santos’ prison sentence reduction, and trade relations with China.
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Finland’s Defense Ministry confirmed the delivery of its 30th defense aid package to Ukraine, valued at nearly EUR 52 million. This latest contribution underscores Finland’s continued commitment to supporting Ukraine’s defense capabilities amidst ongoing conflicts.
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The UK’s media regulator, Ofcom, found the BBC in a serious breach of rules after featuring the son of a Hamas official as a narrator in its Gaza documentary. The broadcaster has accepted the findings and vowed to address the issue with new guidelines and processes.
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Federal prosecutors are pursuing terrorism charges against 10 individuals suspected of attacking an I.C.E. facility in Texas. The defendants’ legal team has publicly rejected these allegations, arguing that the charges are politically motivated and lack sufficient evidence.
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President Donald Trump has confirmed that CIA operatives are currently active in Venezuela, continuing a long-standing pattern of U.S. intervention in Latin American affairs. This move has sparked debate on whether it signals a fresh escalation in American involvement in the region.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia has asserted that his country is open to cultivating good relations with all nations who are willing to engage in diplomatic interactions, including both Ukraine and Russia. This statement underscores Slovakia’s approach of maintaining a balanced and cooperative foreign policy.
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Prince Andrew, the brother of King Charles III, has announced he will relinquish his titles and honors, including the Duke of York, in response to growing scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Buckingham Palace stated the decision is intended to end distractions.
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President Zelenskyy addressed the nation recently, outlining Ukraine’s strategy in the face of ongoing Russian aggression. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, increased pressure on Hamas has been observed due to recent military operations by Israel and other regional actors.
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Representative Ronny Jackson suggested that President Trump might adopt a more assertive stance toward Maduro, indicating potential future policy shifts. The comments highlighted the importance of strong leadership in foreign policy.
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Young Americans are showing renewed interest in religion, according to Fox News religion correspondent Lauren Green. The trend is notable among millennials and Gen Z, driven by social and political uncertainty and a search for moral guidance.
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The UN has called for more access to Gaza to scale up food deliveries, with German Foreign Minister Wadephul meeting his Turkish counterpart to discuss the humanitarian situation.
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President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence of former New York GOP Rep. George Santos, reducing his 87-month sentence. Trump defended Santos’ actions, emphasizing his loyalty to the Republican Party while criticizing former Senator Richard Blumenthal for a separate legal issue.
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The Trump administration is challenging the deployment of Illinois National Guard units at an immigration facility in Broadview, Illinois, arguing that the move violates constitutional rights. The case has reached the Supreme Court, highlighting tensions between federal and state authorities in immigration enforcement.
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Alfred Kammer, head of the IMF’s European Department, emphasized the importance of a comprehensive legal structure for any financial measures involving frozen Russian assets. The IMF is urging caution to ensure compliance with international law before utilizing these assets for reparations.
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Law enforcement in Austin, Texas, has intensified efforts to dismantle illegal massage parlors, part of a broader crackdown on the illicit massage industry. Fox News correspondent Brooke Taylor reported on the developments during her segment on *Special Report*.
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The US Department of War has accused Netflix of spreading ‘woke garbage’ through its new gay military series, accusing the streaming service of promoting ideological content that conflicts with military values. This follows growing tensions over diversity initiatives in the military, which some policymakers argue are undermining operational readiness and recruitment efforts.
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Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SOF) conducted a drone strike on an oil depot in Crimea, targeting Russian military infrastructure. The attack occurred on the night of October 17, marking a significant escalation in the conflict.
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The U.S. military has detained two survivors from the latest military strike in the Caribbean, creating significant legal and policy challenges for the Trump administration. This development adds to the ongoing controversies surrounding the administration’s military actions in the region.