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The White House has revealed 49 illegal migrants who committed crimes like murder, rape and assault who received Medicaid as the Senate remains in gridlock over the government shutdown. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and most Democrats push for a reinstatement of Medicaid policy that was altered under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to…
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Russia has launched an attack on one of Naftogaz Group’s thermal power plants, according to CEO Oleksiy Koretsky. The strike occurred overnight on October 15, marking a significant escalation in the conflict.
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Cheryl Harris Gates, 43, faces attempted murder charges after allegedly lacing her husband’s Celsius energy drink with prescription medications in North Carolina. Police allege she researched incapacitating drug combinations on ChatGPT before purchasing materials to carry out the poisoning plan.
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Rep. Thomas Massie raised $768,000 in his best fundraising quarter, with over $2 million in cash on hand, amid threats from a Trump-linked super PAC. The Kentucky Republican faces pressure after opposing Trump on major issues, but his financial strength provides a buffer against challenges.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized Trump’s troop pay move as a temporary fix, warning troops could miss Oct. 31 paychecks if Congress doesn’t reopen. Johnson accused Democrats of using military personnel as hostages.
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A tense confrontation between Rep. Nanette Barragán and a Capitol Police officer outside Speaker Mike Johnson’s office has sparked conflicting accounts. Union leaders condemn Barragán’s behavior, while the lawmaker accuses the officer of forcibly grabbing her, highlighting deeper tensions during the government shutdown.
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Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will debate on C-SPAN’s ‘Ceasefire’ program, hosted by Dasha Burns. The debate, set for the government shutdown, marks a significant step in resolving the impasse between the two leaders.
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Candace Owens, a conservative influencer, has been denied entry into Australia after its High Court ruled that her potential speech could ‘incite discord’ among communities. The court’s decision emphasized that the implied freedom of political communication is not a personal right and is subject to the Migration Act’s provisions protecting the Australian community from divisive…
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Fox News contributors Greg Palkot and Benjamin Hall examine the release of Israeli hostages under Trump’s peace deal and its potential precedents. The segment emphasizes the diplomatic significance of the agreement.
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Formula 1 is set to return to the United States for the 19th race of the 2025 season in Austin, Texas. The event will mark its return to the nation’s motorsport calendar, offering fans a chance to experience the high-speed action.
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Oscar Piastri’s combination of talent and emotional control has made him a title contender in Formula One. His ability to remain composed under pressure is being closely watched by analysts.
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Loza evaluates the current performances and future potential of NFL players like Dak Prescott and Travis Etienne Jr., providing insights for fans and analysts.
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Analysts have ranked all 88 national teams that could theoretically win the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, with only three international breaks remaining before the tournament. The assessment considers various factors influencing each team’s chances, including player quality, team cohesion, and recent performance.
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Rory McIlroy has expressed his desire to captain the European Ryder Cup team in the mid-2030s. The Northern Irish golfer, currently a key member of the European squad, has not ruled out the possibility of leading the team in the future.
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Jamier Brown, the top wide receiver in the class of 2027, is at the center of an NIL lawsuit against the Ohio High School Athletic Association. The case challenges restrictive policies that prevent athletes from profiting from their athletic success.
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Blackhawks captain Nick Foligno is taking a leave of absence due to his daughter’s heart surgery. The decision highlights the personal challenges athletes face in balancing family and career.
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Nine-time NBA All-Star Russell Westbrook has agreed on a deal to sign with the Sacramento Kings, agent Jeff Schwartz of Excel Sports Management told ESPN. The decision comes after years of speculation about his future in the league.
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U.S. expert Tom Karako suggests that providing Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles could shift the balance in the war against Russia. The potential for these advanced weapons to affect Putin’s strategic calculations is being evaluated by defense analysts.
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The UK has imposed its strongest sanctions to date on Russia, targeting two major oil companies as part of efforts to cut off the country’s fossil fuel revenues, which are critical for funding its war against Ukraine.
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Ukraine’s language ombudsman calls for Russian to be stripped from protected minority languages due to a mistranslation. The updated list would include 10 other languages, raising concerns over the implications for Russian-speaking communities.
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Germany has committed to providing over $2.3 billion in new military aid to Ukraine, including advanced air defense systems such as the Patriot and IRIS, alongside precision-guided weapons and ammunition. This decision reflects growing international pressure to support Ukraine’s defense efforts.
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This article highlights the best dehumidifier deals for combating moisture, mold, and mildew in homes. It provides a range of options tailored for different rooms and needs, including smart technology features and energy-efficient models.
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Los Angeles County officials are exploring the use of taxpayer funds to support illegal migrants and their families, sparking debate over the ethical and legal implications of such a policy. Assistant DHS Secretary Tricia McLaughlin weighs in on the issue during an appearance on ‘America’s Newsroom.’
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Acting Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications Tetyana Berezh, the development of Ukrainian content beyond counter-propaganda is key to cultural policy. This shift in focus aims to strengthen national identity and promote Ukrainian creativity on global platforms.
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Members of the Federalist Society at the University of North Dakota School of Law argue for open dialogue and free speech, advocating for controversial speakers on campuses despite opposing views. A counterpetition at Rutgers University seeks to disband the Turning Point USA chapter due to its promotion of ‘hate speech.’
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Actress Alex Kingston revealed her battle with uterine cancer after ignoring symptoms for years, leading to a dramatic onstage hemorrhage in 2024. Experts warn that dismissing these symptoms as age-related can have serious consequences.
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Vice President JD Vance and President Donald Trump have criticized Democrats for their continued support of Virginia Attorney General candidate Jay Jones amid violent texts alleging political violence. The situation has also drawn attention to a separate group chat involving young GOP activists that used racist language and praised Hitler.
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A 31-year-old theatre teacher, Erica Anderson, was fatally shot by her roommate in Indiana after the roommate mistook her for an intruder. The incident occurred around midnight on Monday, leaving the community in shock and raising questions about home safety and the potential dangers of miscommunication in close living situations.
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Daniel Cameron, former Attorney General of Kentucky and CEO of the 179,2 Exchange, criticizes Netflix for offsetting tax revenue by purchasing a former military site in New Jersey as a production studio. The move is seen as having a negative impact on state finances.
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A massive cybersecurity breach has exposed hundreds of passwords and raised fears about threats to national security, with nine attempts to sell classified UK military documents detected on the dark net. Cybersecurity analysts warn that the leaks could jeopardize public safety, critical infrastructure, and sensitive government systems, prompting calls for urgent action to close cybersecurity…
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Erica Anderson, a Columbus State University theater professor and mother of three, was shot and killed by her roommate in Georgia. The roommate, who police believe mistakenly thought she was an intruder, fired multiple shots while returning from a visit to her family in Indiana. The shooting remains under investigation, and the Coroner ruled it…
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Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated into renewed fighting along their shared border. The conflict has resulted in multiple civilian casualties, raising concerns over the safety of local populations.
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Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, a New York City mayoral candidate, has reiterated his pledge to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if the latter visits the city. Mamdani’s stance aligns with international criminal law, though U.S. authorities do not recognize the International Criminal Court (ICC) that issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu in 2024.
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Deputy Head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office Ihor Zhovkva has met with France’s Foreign Affairs Secretary General Anne-marie Decot to coordinate positions ahead of the European Council meeting. The discussions focus on security, energy, and Ukraine’s integration into European institutions.
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US President Donald Trump has warned that Hamas must disarm within a ‘reasonable period of time,’ or face being disarmed by force. This statement follows a major prisoner swap under a ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel, brokered by the US, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey.
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McPherson College in Kansas has launched a bachelor’s degree program in auto restoration, offering students a specialized pathway into the field of vehicle preservation and repair. This initiative reflects growing interest in niche mechanical disciplines and caters to individuals seeking hands-on experience in restoring classic and vintage automobiles.
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Nataliia Aliushyna, head of Ukraine’s National Agency for Civil Service, has announced a target to achieve 40% female representation in top civil service positions by 2030. This initiative aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals and aims to enhance gender equality and public administration.
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The U.S.-based investment fund SEAF plans to invest up to $30 million in the development of small and medium-sized businesses in Ukraine, with Lv, 2023. The initiative was announced by Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovy.
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NATO defense ministers are set to convene to discuss increasing defense spending, expanding the military-industrial complex, and enhancing support for Ukraine. The meeting marks a pivotal moment in the alliance’s response to the ongoing conflict.
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President Donald Trump denounced left-wing violence, calling it the ‘Devil’s ideology,’ during a ceremony honoring Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Freedom. The event coincided with Kirk’s 32nd birthday, following his recent assassination, highlighting the nation’s response to his legacy.
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has dismissed President Trump’s threat to move World Cup games from the city, reaffirming Boston’s commitment to hosting the event. Trump’s remarks followed a violent street incident that damaged a police cruiser, prompting a call for increased action against offenders.
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A groundbreaking initiative is set to revolutionize the art market by offering shares in Rembrandt paintings on a public stock exchange. This development marks a significant shift in how art is perceived and valued as an investment class.
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Federal agents arrested Ashley Tellis, an expert in South Asian affairs within the State Department, after uncovering hundreds of pages of classified government documents at his Virginia home. The Federal Bureau of Investigation confirmed the discovery of sensitive records, leading to an ongoing investigation into potential breaches of national security protocols.
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The parents of two American citizens, Itay Chen and Capt. Omer Neutra, are demanding the return of their sons’ bodies from Hamas after the terror group failed to meet the terms of a hostage exchange agreement. Families, who have endured a two-year emotional ordeal, met with President Trump during his visit to Israel, urging stronger…
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko confirmed that the U.S.-Ukraine Investment Fund has begun operations, marking a significant development in the bilateral economic partnership between the two nations. The fund is expected to channel billions of dollars in investments to address critical infrastructure gaps, enhance energy security, and stimulate technological innovation in Ukraine.
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House Republican leaders are holding a press conference to address the ongoing government shutdown, which has now entered its 15th day. The Senate is set to vote for the 9th time on funding legislation to reopen the government.
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Austrian real estate developer Rene Benko has been sentenced to two years in prison for bankruptcy fraud, having been found guilty of attempting to hide cash from investors he defrauded. This marks the first conviction in a series of 14 pending cases against the disgraced developer.
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Austrian real estate developer Rene Benko is on trial for defrauding investors. A court in Innsbr,uck is looking at a first case in which Benko reportedly protected cash by ‘gifting’ it to his mother.
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Solar energy is undergoing a transformative phase as it expands into unconventional and previously unexplored territories. These developments are part of a broader trend aimed at maximizing the efficiency of solar technology, which is expected to play a pivotal role in the future of clean energy production.
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The Supreme Court is examining a pivotal case that could determine the future of the Voting Rights Act, as it considers Louisiana’s congressional map. The case has significant implications for voting rights nationwide.
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Dr. Marc Siegel discusses the physical and mental health challenges faced by freed Israeli hostages, emphasizing the need for comprehensive support as they begin their recovery process.
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Hamas has returned seven bodies of hostages, leaving 21 still missing. Former Hamas hostage Eli Sharabi shared his experience on Fox & Friends, discussing his brother’s death and the growing anger over the missing bodies.
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David Bell, a 24-year-old Cleveland Browns wide receiver, has retired from the NFL after an off-field injury that medical experts say risks his life and limb. The injury cut short his career, leading to his decision to step away from the sport.
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Republican Sen. Joni Ernst has introduced a bill requiring federal agencies to submit detailed reports on the costs of government shutdowns, aiming to expose the financial toll on taxpayers. The legislation, known as the Non-Essential Workers Transparency Act, would mandate 30-day reports detailing employee numbers, salaries, and back pay for furloughed workers.
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko and European Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis have finalized the implementation of a new reparations loan mechanism during their meeting in Washington, securing continued financial support for Ukraine. This agreement is expected to provide substantial financial resources to Ukraine, aiding in the reconstruction of war-torn regions and the revitalization of critical infrastructure.
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President Donald Trump denounced left-wing violence as a dangerous ideology during his speech at the Medal of Freedom ceremony for Charlie Kirk, highlighting tensions in political discourse.
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The General Staff reported 182 combat clashes over the past 24 hours. The Armed Forces are monitoring the situation and have not yet issued official statements on casualties or locations.
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The Republican Party is intensifying its criticism of the Affordable Care Act, labeling it ‘Unaffordable Care, while the government shutdown enters its 15th day. Political tensions on Capitol Hill are rising over funding disputes for the healthcare law.
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During the holiday season, retirees are becoming prime targets for fraudsters who exploit their generous nature and the availability of personal data. Scammers create fake charities with similar names and use untraceable payment methods to siphon millions from donors, often diverting funds to criminal activities. Experts warn that removing personal data from data brokers can…
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British Defense Secretary John Healey has announced that London will deliver over 100,000 drones to Ukraine this year, marking a significant escalation in military support for the country. The announcement comes as part of a broader strategy to support Ukraine’s defense capabilities against Russian aggression.