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Minneapolis Councilman Faces Mockery For Claiming Self Driving Cars Kill Cats

Erica Carlin October 3, 2026

Politics Blue state councilman mocked after claiming self-driving cars are ‘murdering’ pets: ‘Hide your cats’ Mayor Jacob Frey plans to veto the ordinance requiring a human operator in autonomous vehicles, calling it a ‘backdoor ban’

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Three Alabama Students Face Federal Charges Over Trump Threats

David Gregoire October 3, 2026

Three University of South Alabama students were arrested after federal investigators say social media posts crossed the line into threats aimed at President Donald Trump ahead of his rally in Mobile. The case landed just

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Juan Williams Reflects On Joining Fox News, A Bold Gamble

Darnell Thompkins October 3, 2026

Thirty years after Fox News launched, the story still has the same spark: a gamble that looked risky, noisy, and maybe even a little reckless at the time. What started as a scrappy cable newcomer

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How A Family's Leap Of Faith Helped Lead Hank Brown To Iowa

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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Kalen DeBoer Is Unreal vs. Top-25 Teams On The Road — But Ryan Day Isn't Far Behind

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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Virginia Neighbors Confront The Reality Of The AI Boom

Kevin Parker October 2, 2026

America’s AI boom is no longer some distant headline. It is showing up in quiet neighborhoods, federal policy, company boardrooms, and even in the uneasy questions people are asking about safety, jobs, and power. The

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Android Malware RatHat Uses AI To Steal PINs, Logins

Kevin Parker October 2, 2026

Android phones carry the stuff criminals crave most: bank apps, passwords, login codes, and the kind of personal details that can open the door to everything else. A new threat called RatHat goes after all

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Daily Creatine May Help Preserve Muscle And Memory

Ella Ford October 2, 2026

Daily creatine use is getting fresh attention because it may do more than support workouts. A new 12-week study suggests it can help middle-aged and older adults hold onto lean muscle, improve strength, and even

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Buccaneers And Todd Bowles' Fates Hinge On Undrafted Rookie QB. Meet Jalon Daniels.

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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MLB Postseason: Why Each Team Will Win The World Series, And Why They Won't

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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10 Biggest Risers, Fallers In 2027 NFL Draft: Is QB Drew Mestemaker A First-Rounder?

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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MLB Hitters Share What It's Like To Face Jacob Misiorowski: 'Swing And Pray'

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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6 Android Auto Features To Prep Before Your Road Trip

Dan Veld October 2, 2026

Long road trips get a lot easier when Android Auto is doing more than just showing a map and playing music. A little setup before departure can keep the drive calmer, cut down on phone

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Harbor Freight October Deals Cut Prices On 5 Tools

Doug Goldsmith October 2, 2026

Harbor Freight is leaning hard into October deals, and the real draw is how far the markdowns stretch on useful, everyday gear. The lineup mixes automotive helpers, electrical testers, and a few problem-solving hand tools

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Tesla Beats Delivery Estimates As Europe Rebounds Strongly

Dan Veld October 2, 2026

Tesla delivered a quarter that caught Wall Street off guard, with stronger sales in Europe helping cover for softer demand in the U.S. and China. The result gave the stock a lift and offered a

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Cartels Use Data And Cameras To Track Border Agents

Dan Veld October 2, 2026

Cartels and other hostile actors no longer need boots on the ground to track federal law enforcement. With phone records, commercial data, and camera networks, they can piece together where agents live, who they meet,

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Anaheim Mayor Faces Claims Of Drunken Conduct And Harassment

Karen Givens October 2, 2026

A fresh claim out of Anaheim has thrown city hall into a mess, with Mayor Ashleigh Aitken facing accusations that range from drunken public behavior to racial slurs, harassment, and retaliation. The filing comes from

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DHS Blasts Fairfax After ICE Arrests Child Predator Released on Bond

Ella Ford October 2, 2026

Federal immigration officials are blasting Fairfax County after a Honduran man accused of brutal child sex crimes was released despite an ICE detainer, turning the case into another flashpoint over sanctuary-style policies in Virginia. The

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DOJ Seeks To Remove Seven Judges Over Immigration Remarks

Karen Givens October 2, 2026

The Justice Department is going after seven Minnesota federal judges, arguing that public comments they made about immigration enforcement crossed a bright ethical line while cases were still active. The move has kicked up a

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Trump Campaign Strategy Targets Red States In Midterm Blitz

Karen Givens October 2, 2026

Trump’s pre-midterms rally blitz is getting a lot more attention than its critics think it deserves. A veteran campaign strategist says the stops in Texas, Oklahoma, and Alabama are not random detours, but part of

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Congress Lacks Fiduciary Duty As Debt Tops $40 Trillion

Kevin Parker October 2, 2026

Congress has no problem reaching into the public pocket, but it doesn’t behave like it owes the public anything beyond a vote every few years. That disconnect sits at the heart of the mess, because

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Hasan Piker Sparks Backlash, Pressures Talarico To Govern Leftist

Doug Goldsmith October 2, 2026

Hasan Piker Socialist streamer Hasan Piker faces fury after pressuring Talarico to enact far-left policy if elected Twitch streamer Hasan Piker’s remarks at UT Austin gave Republicans ammunition ahead of the Texas Senate race Published

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Obama Judge Blocks Trump Firing Bid, Sparks Separation Fight

Erica Carlin October 2, 2026

An Obama-appointed federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump’s attempt to fire court-appointed U.S. Attorney Roger Rogoff, turning a personnel fight into a bigger clash over executive power. The order requires the Justice Department to

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DOGE Insider Says Media Got Elon And DOGE Wrong

Erica Carlin October 2, 2026

DOGE has become one of those names that triggers instant reactions, and not many of them are gentle. The version sold in headlines often sounds chaotic, careless, and half-baked, but that picture leaves out the

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Alito Recuses From Energy Case, Urges Blind Trust Reform

Erica Carlin October 2, 2026

Justice Samuel Alito’s decision to step aside from a major climate-linked energy case has put a familiar problem back in the spotlight: how Supreme Court justices handle financial interests that can overlap with their work.

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Winning The AI Race Means Setting The Global Standard

Ella Ford October 2, 2026

The AI contest with China is not just about who builds the smartest model. It is also about who ships the cheapest useful product, who earns trust, and whose systems end up baked into the

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US China Must Curb AI Arms Race Before It Escalates

Erica Carlin October 2, 2026

• U.S.-China AI tension and the need for restraint• The danger of losing human control over advanced systems• A push for a binding, verifiable AI treaty• Five guardrails for preventing catastrophic misuse• Verification, inspections, and

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Trump Admin Seeks IRS Citizenship Disclosure On Tax Forms

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026

The Trump administration is pushing a new tax-form requirement that would make filers state their citizenship and work authorization status to the IRS. Backers say it could help block ineligible access to federal benefits and

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Real Or Fake: Are 3-0 Starts For Bills, Chiefs, 49ers, Vikes & Raiders Legit Or Mirage?

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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Find Compromised Passwords On IPhone And Android Quickly

Kevin Parker October 2, 2026

You do not need a tech degree to catch a bad password before it turns into a real headache. Modern iPhones and Android phones can spot weak, reused, or exposed logins and flag them fast,

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Men’s Eating Disorders Rise As Stallone Reveals Bulimia Struggle

Ella Ford October 2, 2026

Men’s eating disorders often stay invisible until the damage starts showing up in the body, the mirror, or both. Pressure to look lean, muscular, and in control is pushing some guys into harmful habits that

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Atlanta Moves On: 3 Takeaways From Braves' Wild Card Win Over Phillies

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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Are The Browns For Real? 3 Takeaways From Browns' Dramatic Win vs. Steelers

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026
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Sony Rations PS5 Pro Sales In Japan With Lottery System

Darnell Thompkins October 2, 2026

Entertainment Gaming Sony Is Rationing PS5s, And There’s A Test Before You Can Buy Skrypnykov Dmytro/Shutterstock Add SlashGear on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover Normally, a console like the PlayStation 5 Pro would be relatively

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PS3 Games Now Run On PC, But Blu-Ray Drive Matters

Kevin Parker October 2, 2026

PS3 fans finally have a new way to revisit the old library on a PC, but the setup comes with a few very specific strings attached. The RPCS3 team has opened the door to playing

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Fox News Poll Shows Turek Edges Hinson In Tight Iowa Race

Dan Veld October 2, 2026

Iowa’s Senate race is turning into a knife-edge contest, with money, party loyalty, and plain old economic stress all pulling the numbers in different directions. Josh Turek holds a slight lead over Ashley Hinson among

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Kansas Senate Race Tightens, Puts GOP On Edge Ahead Of Midterms

Kevin Parker October 2, 2026

Kansas has long been a safe place for Republicans in Senate races, but this year’s contest is drawing far more attention than expected. The matchup between Sen. Roger Marshall and Rev. Adam Hamilton has tightened

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Mamdani Unveils Antisemitism Plan Amid Rising Hate Crimes

Dan Veld October 2, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s new antisemitism plan is drawing heavy scrutiny because it promises big money and bigger coordination while sidestepping the central fight over what antisemitism actually means. The proposal calls for a major funding boost,

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AOC Faces Backlash Over Cornell Assault Claims, Complaint Details Differ

Kevin Parker October 2, 2026

At the center of the Cornell case is a sharp clash between public rhetoric, legal filings, and what the university says it actually did. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez described the allegations in sweeping, graphic terms during a

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Gregg Jarrett Credits His Mother For His Fox News Career

Erica Carlin October 1, 2026

Years ago, a single piece of advice from a mother helped redirect a life that could have stayed safely on one track. The choice was simple enough on paper, but it carried real risk: stay

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iPhone, Pixel And Galaxy Add Smarter Call Screening For Unknown Numbers

Kevin Parker October 1, 2026

Unknown numbers do not have to be a guessing game anymore. Modern phones can intercept suspicious calls, ask the caller to identify themselves, and show a transcript before the line ever reaches you. That extra

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Chinese AI Model Probed After Bioweapons Instruction Claims

Kevin Parker October 1, 2026

Moonshot AI is under scrutiny after a researcher said one of its models could be steered into giving dangerous instructions tied to bioweapons, assassinations, terrorism, malware, and even aircraft sabotage. The company has opened an

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Pentobarbital Explained After Tennessee Execution Survives Two Doses

Ella Ford October 1, 2026

Medical questions are now tangled up with a grim courtroom saga after a Tennessee death row inmate survived two doses of pentobarbital during a botched execution attempt. The episode put a rare drug back in

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Kratom Industry Warns Synthetic Opioids Are Not Leaf Products

Ella Ford October 1, 2026

The kratom debate just got sharper after two Ole Miss student deaths drew national attention to products found near the scene. Industry advocates are pushing hard to separate the natural leaf from synthetic drugs that

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Georgia Goes Back-To-Back? Oregon Returns? Klatt's Conference Championship Picks

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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College Football Week 5 Expert Picks, Predictions For Ohio State-Iowa And More

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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NFL Fact Or Fiction: Raiders For Real? MVP Brock Purdy? Ruling On Your Week 3 Hot Takes

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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NFL Backup Quarterback Rankings: Which Teams Have The Most Reliable QB2s?

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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Scouts Unsure How To Fix Drake Maye: 'He Looks Like A Rookie, And Not A Particularly Good One'

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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Hyundai Redesigns 2027 Tucson, Pushes Compact SUV Design Further

Brittany Mays October 1, 2026

Hyundai’s redesigned 2027 Tucson arrives with real attitude, sharper design, a more polished cabin, and enough practical upgrades to keep it near the top of the compact crossover pack. It leans hard into futuristic styling,

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FBI Warns ShinyHunters After Arrest Linked To Data Breach

Doug Goldsmith October 1, 2026

Authorities are pressing harder after the FBI recruitment portal breach, and the message is unmistakable: the net is tightening around the people behind it. A recent arrest in the Netherlands has put fresh pressure on

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How Did Tom Brady Learn To Say 'Meatball Sub,' And How Many Such Passes Did He Throw?

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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October Earnings Could Lift Stocks, Alphabet Amazon Microsoft Ahead

Dan Veld October 1, 2026

October has a real shot at turning into a powerful month for stocks, with a few big forces lining up at once. Investors are coming out of September, earnings season is about to kick into

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Maine Senate Nominee Jackson Apologizes After Genocide Remark Backlash

Ella Ford October 1, 2026

• Maine’s Senate race is tightening fast• Troy Jackson’s apology lands after backlash over his Gaza remarks• The dispute puts Israel, antisemitism, and political language under a microscope• Jackson’s progressive platform keeps drawing attention• Susan

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Iran Negotiators Expelled As Trump Hints At More Strikes

David Gregoire October 1, 2026

Checklist: Iranian negotiators were pushed out after stalled talks. Marco Rubio signaled a hard line from Washington. Trump raised the prospect of more strikes after the midterms. The Strait of Hormuz stayed at the center

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Trump Admin Wins Deported Mosque Leader Case On National Security Grounds

Kevin Parker October 1, 2026

An immigration fight over a Wisconsin mosque leader has turned into a major test of national security, foreign policy, and how far federal officials can go when they believe someone’s presence in the country crosses

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Trump Sends $500 Obamacare Refund Checks To 1 Million Americans

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026

Millions of Americans in 30 states are getting a surprise break as the Trump administration sends out $500 Obamacare refund checks tied to what it says were excess user fees collected under the Biden-era system.

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Ringo Starr Rocks DC, Showing The Beatles Still Captivate Fans

David Gregoire October 1, 2026

Ringo Starr’s Washington show had the kind of spark that makes a room feel younger than it is. At 86, he still moved with easy charm, swapped jokes with the crowd, and backed it all

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Trump’s AI Government Hub Hides Strange Easter Eggs Online

Brittany Mays October 1, 2026

President Donald Trump’s new AI-powered America.gov is making headlines for more than its government search features. Users quickly found a batch of playful surprises hidden inside the site, from a weirdly poetic “Minecraft” response to

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Republicans Target 10 Democratic House Seats In Final Sprint

Karen Givens October 1, 2026

Republicans are staring at a crowded battlefield, and a handful of Democratic-held House seats could make the difference between keeping the majority and watching it slip away. The map is still fluid, the margins are

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Immigrant Warns America, Socialism’s Promises Can Turn Deadly

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026

America keeps flirting with an old trap, and that is what makes this warning hit so hard. The pull of socialism sounds tidy when people are frustrated, but history keeps showing where that road ends:

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Trump Uses New Deportation Strategy to Expand Enforcement

Erica Carlin October 1, 2026

Checklist: immigration enforcement, third-country deportations, legal constraints, court fights, international agreements, Trump administration strategy. What happens when a criminal illegal alien cannot be sent back home? The answer, under President Donald Trump, has been to

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AI Apocalypse Hype, Media Revives A Familiar Fear Cycle

Doug Goldsmith October 1, 2026

The media keeps reaching for the same panic button, and artificial intelligence is the newest label on an old habit. From climate scares to apocalyptic headlines about machines, the pattern is familiar, loud, and built

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How Northwestern's New $900 Million Stadium Offers A 'Magical' European Soccer Vibe

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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Protect Family Photos And Files From Ransomware Fast

Kevin Parker October 1, 2026

Ransomware can turn a normal day into a mess fast, especially when the targets are the things people value most, like family photos, tax records, medical paperwork and scanned IDs. The good news is that

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Infections Linked To 1 In 8 Cancer Cases Worldwide, Study Finds

Ella Ford October 1, 2026

New global data is putting a sharper spotlight on a group of infections that can quietly feed into cancer risk, with researchers tying about one in eight new cases worldwide to infectious causes. The biggest

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West Coast Read: Can Dream Team Rams Really Miss The Playoffs? Why The Case Is Building

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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NFL Awards Ballot: In Bijan Robinson We Trust; Brock Purdy MVP Frontrunner?

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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How Dylan Raiola Prepared For A Moment He Didn’t Know Was Coming

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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5 Smartphones That Outlast The Google Pixel 11 Pro

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026

The Google Pixel 11 Pro may still land in the solid-battery category, but it is far from the best option for anyone who hates scrambling for a charger. Independent tests put several other phones ahead

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WWII M3 Lee Became The First Tank With Gyro Stabilization

Kevin Parker October 1, 2026

In the middle of World War II, the U.S. was scrambling to build armored vehicles fast, and that urgency pushed tank design in a new direction. The M3 Lee ended up becoming the first production

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What October 2026 Will Reveal About MLB, The NFL And College Football

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026
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Andrew Bailey Rejects FBI Exit Rumors, Says He’s Returning Home

Darnell Thompkins October 1, 2026

Andrew Bailey is heading back to Missouri after a short run at the FBI, and he is making one thing crystal clear: the move has nothing to do with scandal, drama, or some quiet shove

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Pentagon Data Breach Exposes Military, Civilian Records of 2.76M

Ella Ford October 1, 2026

Pentagon personnel data breach Social Security numbers and personal records exposed Unauthorized access to unencrypted files DMDC discovery and response Notifications and identity protection support No confirmed misuse so far A Pentagon personnel database breach

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Michigan Senate Race Tightens As Voters Weigh El-Sayed, Rogers

Kevin Parker October 1, 2026

Michigan’s Senate contest is coming down to a razor-thin margin, with both sides carrying baggage and neither candidate breaking away for good. Abdul El-Sayed holds a tiny lead over Mike Rogers in the latest polling,

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DHS Audit Finds 40% Vetting Failures In Afghan Asylum Cases

Doug Goldsmith October 1, 2026

The federal review of Afghan asylum files tied to Operation Allies Welcome has sparked fresh concern after inspectors found serious gaps in documentation and vetting. The audit points to missing aliases, incomplete security checks, and

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Mamdani Aides Plan Influencer Push Against NYC CEOs

Brittany Mays October 1, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s City Hall is facing fresh scrutiny over whether its social media machine has crossed the line from promotion into pressure. The latest controversy centers on reports that senior aides discussed using a large

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DeSantis Pitches Florida Model In Hard-Hitting Midterm Rally

Dan Veld September 30, 2026

Ron DeSantis used a Florida rally to push a simple, sharp message: bold conservative action beats cautious politics every time. Speaking to Republicans in Osceola County, he framed Florida as proof that hard fights on

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ICE Re-Arrests Illegal Immigrant Accused of Child Sex Crimes After Release

Ella Ford September 30, 2026

• ICE custody and a Fairfax County release• Child sex crime allegations tied to Oscar Evaristo Nunez• Dispute over immigration detainers and local cooperation• DHS criticism of sanctuary-style policies in Virginia• State and county politics

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American Samoa Gun Ban Challenges Second Amendment Rights

Karen Givens September 30, 2026

American Samoa rarely makes headlines, but a quiet ruling there has serious consequences for gun rights. The territory’s highest court said the Second Amendment does not apply, opening the door to a sweeping gun ban

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Michele Tafoya Gains Ground as Flanagan Faces Fraud Backlash

Kevin Parker September 30, 2026

Minnesota’s Senate race has sharpened into a tense fight over public trust, progressive politics, and who can credibly claim the center. Peggy Flanagan’s record on DEI, the state’s fraud mess, and her reluctance to step

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Set Up Find My, Pixel And Galaxy Protections Now

Kevin Parker September 30, 2026

Phone loss has a nasty way of turning a normal day into pure chaos, but the real trick is getting ahead of it before the panic starts. iPhone, Pixel, and Samsung Galaxy devices all have

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FBI Hack Claim Sparks Fears Over Sensitive Job Data

Kevin Parker September 30, 2026

The alleged FBIJobs.gov breach has turned into a nasty reminder that a single leak can spill far more than a name and email address. ShinyHunters says it got deeply personal records tied to FBI employees,

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Heavy Drinking Rises Among Americans Aged 50 To 64

Ella Ford September 30, 2026

New research points to a split screen in American drinking habits. Overall alcohol use has eased a bit since the pandemic, but adults in their 50s and early 60s are moving in the opposite direction,

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Expert Warns Rapid GLP-1 Weight Loss May Starve Brain

Ella Ford September 30, 2026

Rapid weight loss can feel like a victory lap, but there’s a catch when appetite drops too hard and too fast. Experts say GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy can help some people shed

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Another Test, Another Win: 4 Takeaways From USA's Victory Over Chile

Darnell Thompkins September 30, 2026
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Roll The Tape: How The Packers' Offense, Rams' Defense And Drake Maye Can Rebound

Darnell Thompkins September 30, 2026
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8 New Android Phones And IPhone Models Arriving Soon

Doug Goldsmith September 30, 2026

The next wave of phone releases is shaping up to be loud, fast, and packed with oversized batteries, sharper cameras, and plenty of premium hardware. Some of the biggest names in Android and Apple are

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New AI Camera Detects Ghost Plates, Curbing ANPR Evasion

Kevin Parker September 30, 2026

• Ghost plates and why they matter• How ANPR systems are being challenged• New camera tech using AI and infrared analysis• What makes ghost plates hard to spot by eye• The role of plate sellers

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Florida In, Ole Miss Out? Joel Klatt's College Football Playoff Projections

Darnell Thompkins September 30, 2026
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What's Wrong With Drake Maye? And How Do The Patriots Fix Their QB?

Darnell Thompkins September 30, 2026
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Democrats Split On AOC As Battleground Candidates Distance Themselves

Dan Veld September 30, 2026

AOC is back in the middle of Democratic politics, and not everyone in her party is thrilled about it. Some candidates in competitive races are keeping their distance from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, while others are treating

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Brad Keselowski-RFK Split Leaves Both Sides With Futures In Limbo

Darnell Thompkins September 30, 2026
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Tom Brady's NFL Power Rankings: 49ers, Bills Or Chiefs At No. 1? Raiders Top 5?

Darnell Thompkins September 30, 2026
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US Ends Iraq Mission Amid Rising Iran Threat

Brittany Mays September 30, 2026

Iraq is heading into a tense new phase as the U.S.-led military mission winds down, with American troops set to leave after more than two decades of war, counterterrorism, and stop-and-start pressure on Tehran-backed militias.

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Seattle Set To Adopt Nation’s Highest Minimum Wage In 2027

Kevin Parker September 30, 2026

Seattle is heading toward another sharp wage jump, and the timing is landing right in the middle of a shaky business climate. The move has stirred fresh debate because the city is already dealing with

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Virginia Homeowners Face Constant Noise From Nearby AI Data Centers

Darnell Thompkins September 30, 2026

Residents on a quiet Loudoun County street are living with the blunt side of America’s AI push, where huge data centers have replaced open space, brought nonstop mechanical noise, and stirred up a fight over

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Osborn Family Payouts Top $500K as Senate Bid Draws Scrutiny

Ella Ford September 30, 2026

Independent Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn has been trying to sell a hard-times message, but his campaign spending tells a much different story. Federal records show his operation paid more than half a million dollars

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Rand Paul Pushes Six Penny Plan To Cut Deficit Now

Erica Carlin September 30, 2026

The federal debt has climbed into dangerous territory, and the pressure it puts on families is getting harder to ignore. Interest costs are chewing up more of the budget, inflation has already taken a bite

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Republicans Race To Win MAHA Moms With Health Agenda

Kevin Parker September 30, 2026

Republicans are facing a real opening with MAHA moms, a voting bloc that cares less about party slogans and more about what ends up in the pantry, the tap, and the air. They are drawn

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