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Obama Foundation Pay Gap Widens, Jarrett Earns $771K, Workers Seek Union

Darnell Thompkins October 17, 2026

The Obama Foundation is under a fresh spotlight for a glaring gap between the people at the top and the workers trying to organize below. Valerie Jarrett’s pay has climbed to $771,000, roughly half the

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Ilhan Omar Faces Two Federal Probes, Immigration And Finances

David Gregoire October 17, 2026

Ilhan Omar found herself at the center of two separate federal scrutiny tracks in the same week, with a home raid in Washington, D.C., and a fresh look at her financial disclosures. The overlap turned

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GOP Bill Seeks To Restrict Flock Camera Tracking

Brittany Mays October 17, 2026

Privacy worries around license plate reader networks are pushing a new fight in Washington, where lawmakers are starting to draw a harder line around how much vehicle data police can collect and how it can

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Top House Republican Urges JAIL, DEPORT Ilhan Omar If Fraud Proven

Karen Givens October 17, 2026

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer is taking a hard line on the federal investigation swirling around Rep. Ilhan Omar, saying real consequences should follow if the allegations prove true. The dispute centers on claims that

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Joe Strada Champions Trade Schools, Business Mindset In Florida Race

Darnell Thompkins October 17, 2026

Joe Strada’s run for Florida’s 11th Congressional District comes with a story that sounds almost too tidy for politics. He started fixing broken equipment in a bowling alley and ended up building a major HVAC,

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Arizona AG Office Sought Hiring Help From Defund The Police Groups

Dan Veld October 17, 2026

Fox News Investigates ‘Moderate’ AG’s office turned to groups that spent years suing prisons for recruiting help: emails reveal Internal emails show her chief deputy solicited hiring help from organizations that support defunding the police

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Tafoya Presses Flanagan Over Minnesota Fraud Scandals, Walz Blame Shifts

Kevin Parker October 17, 2026

Minnesota’s Senate race has turned into a hard-edged fight over fraud, responsibility, and who can credibly clean up the mess. Michele Tafoya used a debate stage to hammer Peggy Flanagan over the state’s massive fraud

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Obama Endorsement Faces Backlash From Black Voters In Detroit Race

Karen Givens October 17, 2026

Barack Obama’s endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed has stirred debate among Black voters in Detroit, where some undecided residents say the former president’s name still carries weight, but not enough to decide a Senate race for

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Oregon School Shooting Reignites Gun Control Fight After Armed Bystander Stops Killer

Darnell Thompkins October 17, 2026

After the deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, the fight over guns snapped right back into the spotlight. Democrats moved quickly to press for tougher laws, while gun-rights advocates argued that

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Letitia James Vows Fair Cornell Rape Probe Amid Bias Claims

Karen Givens October 16, 2026

Letitia James’ role in the Cornell rape probe Questions over impartiality and alleged bias Trump’s criticism of James Defense attorneys pushing to remove her The underlying campus assault allegations and prior investigations Gov. Hochul’s support

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Texas Democrat Faces Scrutiny Over Cookies, Wine, And Beer Spending

Kevin Parker October 16, 2026

The Texas House race in the 23rd Congressional District has turned into a loud, messy fight over campaign spending, debate fireworks, and a very public clash of personalities. Katy Padilla Stout’s reported expenses for cookies,

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Maine Senate Debate Turns Heated Over Donors, Loyalty, Working Class

Dan Veld October 16, 2026

Sen. Susan Collins and Troy Jackson brought plenty of heat to their latest Maine Senate showdown, trading sharp words over money, loyalty, and who really understands working people. The debate swung from billionaire donors to

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Nevada Traffic Stop Exposes Massive Fentanyl, Meth Bust

David Gregoire October 16, 2026

The traffic stop started like routine highway policing, but it quickly turned into something far bigger and far uglier. Federal prosecutors say a Nevada deputy pulled over a speeding pickup and uncovered a load of

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Former Border Patrol Chief Cites Historic Border Turnaround Under Trump

Darnell Thompkins October 16, 2026

Border security has shifted from crisis mode to a much tighter posture, with federal data showing historic lows in southwest border crossings and no migrant releases into the country during the latest fiscal year. A

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Trump’s Capitol Hill Whisperer Exits After Major Policy Wins

Doug Goldsmith October 16, 2026

James Braid’s exit from the White House puts a spotlight on the behind-the-scenes machinery that keeps a president’s agenda moving when the headlines are loud and the votes are tight. He spent two years working

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Oregon Democrats Renew Gun Control Push After School Shooting

David Gregoire October 16, 2026

Oregon lawmakers and national Democrats quickly leaned into familiar calls for stricter gun laws after a deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend left three children and a teacher dead and two others badly

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Ilhan Omar Sister Skips Book Tour Event Amid Federal Probe

Darnell Thompkins October 16, 2026

Ilhan Omar’s family drama just got louder, and the timing could not be worse. Her older sister, Sahra Noor, missed a scheduled book tour stop in Rochester as a federal probe around Omar’s immigration paperwork

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Army Chief Warns Modern War Could Strike U.S. Soil

Brittany Mays October 15, 2026

The battlefield is changing fast, and the Army is acting like it. Senior leaders are warning that future conflict may not stay far from American shores, especially as drones, cyberattacks, and long-range strikes threaten bases,

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Trump Links El-Sayed To Muslim Brotherhood In Michigan Senate Race

David Gregoire October 15, 2026

Donald Trump turned up the heat on Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, tying him to the Muslim Brotherhood and blasting him with a string of accusations that instantly sharpened the race. The fight centers

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Fort Hood Survivors Back Trump After Hasan Livestream Is Scrapped

Darnell Thompkins October 15, 2026

Survivors of the Fort Hood massacre are backing President Donald Trump’s choice to stop a public livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution, saying justice does not need to turn into a show. Their reaction centers on

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Ilhan Omar Husband Rebukes Rumors She Fled Country After Raid

David Gregoire October 15, 2026

Ilhan Omar’s household is back in the spotlight after a federal raid on the couple’s Washington, D.C., home set off a fresh round of rumors, public questions, and tense exchanges with reporters. Her husband, Tim

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Supreme Court Weighs Terrorism Bar In Asylum Case

Dan Veld October 15, 2026

The Supreme Court is staring down a strange but important immigration fight, one that turns on a blunt question: can cooking for a terrorist group count as support that blocks asylum? The case involves a

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Maine Senate Debate Erupts After Protester Derails Collins Clash

Brittany Mays October 15, 2026

A noisy protest, a sharp comeback, and a high-stakes Senate clash all collided in Bangor as Susan Collins and Troy Jackson wrapped up their final debate in one of the nation’s closest races. The night

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DOJ Threatens Emergency Action Over California Voter Rolls

Doug Goldsmith October 15, 2026

The Justice Department is turning up the heat on California, warning election officials that emergency court action could follow if they do not move quickly on suspected noncitizen voters. The clash lands at a tense

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Trump Announces Montana Super Range For Advanced Weapons Testing

Doug Goldsmith October 15, 2026

President Donald Trump used a Montana rally to unveil a fresh military push, saying the Pentagon plans to build a new “super range” for testing advanced weapons and emerging battlefield technology. The project is aimed

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Talarico Dismisses Faith Remarks, Invokes Charlie Kirk In CNN Town Hall

Darnell Thompkins October 15, 2026

James Talarico spent a CNN town hall trying to tame the fallout from old comments that stirred up a fresh wave of criticism, especially among Christian voters in Texas. The Democratic Senate candidate said his

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Federal Agents Seize Ilhan Omar Phone In Fraud Probe

Dan Veld October 15, 2026

Federal agents have put Rep. Ilhan Omar in the middle of a widening legal storm, with investigators seizing her phone during a raid tied to an immigration fraud probe and digging deeper into paperwork connected

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DOJ Gives California 48 Hours To Review Voter Rolls

Doug Goldsmith October 15, 2026

The Justice Department is turning up the heat on California after saying the state may have mailed ballots to people who are not citizens, and the clock is now ticking on a fast-moving election fight.

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Obama Presidential Center Costs Top $1 Billion In Chicago

Dan Veld October 15, 2026

The Obama Presidential Center has crossed into a new and expensive phase, with its expected construction bill now projected to pass $1 billion, far above the original estimate. The long-delayed Chicago project has also drawn

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GOP Lawmakers Urge Action Against COSCO Over Spy Fears

Erica Carlin October 15, 2026

Three House Republicans are pushing for a hard reset on how a Chinese shipping giant is treated at American ports, arguing that security concerns now outweigh the perks tied to trusted-carrier status. Their demand lands

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Collins Warns Maine Could Lose Funding In Tight Senate Race

Karen Givens October 15, 2026

Republican Sen. Susan Collins is digging in for another bruising Maine Senate fight, arguing that her long tenure and seniority make her the safer bet for federal dollars, police funding, and clout in Washington. Her

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Hochul Deflects Apology Demand Over Illegal Immigrant Victims

David Gregoire October 14, 2026

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul found herself on the defensive in a tense gubernatorial debate after Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman pressed her to apologize to families whose loved ones were killed by illegal immigrants. The

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California Surrogacy Called Wild West After Abuse Arrests

Darnell Thompkins October 14, 2026

Checklist: California surrogacy oversight gaps, alleged abuse case in Arcadia, industry growth without strong safeguards, concerns about foreign demand, and calls for tighter rules. A disturbing California case has put the surrogacy business under a

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Fox News Poll Finds Cost Of Living Weighs On GOP Midterms

Karen Givens October 14, 2026

Just weeks before Election Day, the latest Fox News survey paints a rough picture for Republicans. Voters are still laser-focused on prices, inflation is viewed as out of control by a majority, and President Donald

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Trump Warns Democrats Will Destroy Country At Arizona Rally

Kevin Parker October 14, 2026

President Donald Trump brought a hard-edged message to Arizona, using a rally in Bullhead City to hammer Democrats, back Rep. Andy Biggs, and push Republicans to lock down the ballot from top to bottom. The

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Schumer Warns GOP Money Surge Could Tip Senate Control

Doug Goldsmith October 14, 2026

Senate Democrats are staring at a tough money race, and Chuck Schumer is sounding the alarm over a Republican spending edge that could reshape the fight for Senate control. At the same time, Democrats are

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New Research Finds Trump Tariffs Raised U.S. Consumer Prices

Doug Goldsmith October 14, 2026

Fresh research from the New York Fed is putting a harder edge on the tariff debate: prices are not just climbing on imported goods, they are rising on American-made products too. That means the impact

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Army Leader Says Iran War Is Spurring Indo Pacific Defense Upgrades

Doug Goldsmith October 14, 2026

Gen. Ronald Clark says the latest shakeup in U.S. missile defenses has not weakened America’s position in the Pacific. Instead, he argues the pressure created by the Iran conflict is pushing the Army to sharpen

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Battleground Republicans Break With Trump In Midterm Sprint

Kevin Parker October 14, 2026

Battleground Republicans are heading into the closing stretch of the midterm fight with a familiar but tricky playbook, keeping Trump close enough to fire up the base while creating just enough daylight to appeal to

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Bipartisan Senators Urge Trump To Scrap Russia Diesel Deal

Kevin Parker October 14, 2026

A bipartisan bloc of senators is pressing Donald Trump to abandon a new diesel arrangement with Russia, arguing that any economic win for Moscow only strengthens Vladimir Putin while Ukraine keeps paying the price. Their

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Hochul And Blakeman Clash Over ICE, Trump, Sanctuary Policy

Kevin Parker October 14, 2026

The New York governor’s race got plenty heated as Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman faced off with sharp attacks over immigration, public safety, President Donald Trump, and the pain of rising prices. The debate quickly

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Ilhan Omar Financial Disclosures Under DOJ Review After DC Raid

Brittany Mays October 13, 2026

• Federal scrutiny around Ilhan Omar intensifies after a Washington, D.C. home search• Jeanine Pirro says her office is reviewing Omar’s financial disclosures• Business valuations tied to Tim Mynett draw fresh questions• House Republicans have

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Squad Democrat Introduces Bill To Abolish ICE And Border Patrol

David Gregoire October 13, 2026

• A push to abolish DHS, ICE, and Border Patrol• A new Department of Community Safety proposal• Shifts in TSA, FEMA, Coast Guard, and customs roles• Republican backlash over border security and law enforcement• The

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HSI Raids Ilhan Omar Home Amid Fraud Probe

Darnell Thompkins October 13, 2026

The controversy around Rep. Ilhan Omar took another sharp turn after federal agents searched her Washington, D.C., home and her husband was later seen returning to the residence. The developments landed in the middle of

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Coast Guard Border Firefight Sparks US Mexico Tension

Karen Givens October 13, 2026

The Coast Guard shooting near the Texas-Mexico border has turned into more than a border security incident. It has become a pointed dispute between Washington and Mexico City, with both sides sticking to their own

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Indiana Democrat West Sparks Outrage With Guns Too Remark

Karen Givens October 13, 2026

Midterm Elections Dem candidate’s bizarre anti-MAGA tirade ends with ‘We have guns too’ The Fayette County Council candidate told viewers she would ‘fire all Republicans’ and declared ‘we have guns too’ Published October 13, 2026

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DHS Tracks Alleged Jewelry Theft Spree Across Four States

Kevin Parker October 13, 2026

A suspected jewelry theft ring tied to an illegal immigrant couple has put a spotlight on a fast-moving scam pattern that preyed on older residents across several states. The case, which officials say involved dozens

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Trump Supporter Punches Heckler At Ohio Rally As Tensions Rise

Kevin Parker October 13, 2026

At a Trump rally in Ohio, a protest spiraled into a violent scene after a woman in a “Release the Epstein Files” shirt was struck by a supporter in the crowd. The moment drew fresh

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Iowa Republicans Reject Blue Wave Claims In Key Midterm Battleground

Brittany Mays October 13, 2026

Iowa’s political mood is being read very differently by national media and by the Republicans working the doors in Scott County. In Davenport, local GOP candidates say the chatter about a coming blue wave does

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Booker Stunned As GOP Rival Urges Trump To End Iran War

Doug Goldsmith October 13, 2026

Here’s the tension in the room: a New Jersey Senate debate turned into a sharp clash over Iran, Donald Trump, and how far the United States should go to wrap up a war. Justin Murphy,

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Kimberly Guilfoyle Faces Senate Probe Over $100K Allegation

Darnell Thompkins October 13, 2026

Kimberly Guilfoyle is suddenly at the center of a growing political headache, with fresh allegations, Senate chatter, and internal frustration all piling up at once. What started as a damaging report about a $100,000 debt

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Republicans Rebuke Trump Over Russia Diesel Deal

Erica Carlin October 12, 2026

Foreign Policy Republican lawmakers break with Trump on diesel deal with Russia Rep Don Bacon declared in a post on X that Trump’s ‘policies towards Russia and Ukraine are failures’ Published October 12, 2026 1:44pm

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Judge Reyes Blasts DOJ Over East Potomac Tree Removal in D.C.

Karen Givens October 12, 2026

Donald Trump Biden-appointed judge with history of fiery Trump clashes erupts at DOJ: ‘You’ve lost all credibility!’ The Biden-appointed federal judge accused government attorneys of losing credibility after late Friday tree removal notice Published October

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Fort Hood Survivor Questions Livestreamed Execution Plan

Erica Carlin October 12, 2026

Julia Wilson’s account of the Fort Hood massacre carries the weight of someone who lived through a nightmare and never really left it behind. She wants the shooter held accountable, even saying he should be

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ATF Halts Registration Rules For Certain Firearms Nationwide

David Gregoire October 12, 2026

The ATF has paused federal registration and advance approval rules for a set of firearms and accessories, marking a big shift in how silencers, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and certain other weapons are handled at

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Mamdani Orders NYPD Force Review, Leaves Key Promises Unmet

Brittany Mays October 12, 2026

Zohran Mamdani Mamdani unveils sweeping NYPD use-of-force review, but stops short of fulfilling key campaign promises The mayor pledged to disband the Strategic Response Group and end arrests for minor crimes but has kept both

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DNC Chair Ken Martin Defends Big Tent Strategy, Rejects Socialist Split

Darnell Thompkins October 12, 2026

Ken Martin is doubling down on the idea that the Democratic Party should keep its doors open wide, even as Republicans hammer the party for its ties to democratic socialists. The clash puts a familiar

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Trump, Rubio Weigh Ousting Guilfoyle Amid Misconduct Claims

Karen Givens October 12, 2026

Kimberly Guilfoyle is facing a fast-moving political storm as allegations pile up around her time as U.S. ambassador to Greece. Reports tying her to a possible donor bailout, access-for-favors concerns, and workplace misconduct have put

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Anti-Israel Leaders Push One-State Plan, Erasing Israel

Erica Carlin October 12, 2026

Fox News Investigates Quiet part out loud: Anti-Israel mobs want one state called ‘Palestine,’ erasing Israel Pro-Palestine leaders bluntly tell Fox News Digital the goal of protests is to replace Israel with a new state:

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Supreme Court Climate Case Could Raise Gas Prices Nationwide

Dan Veld October 11, 2026

A Supreme Court fight over climate-change lawsuits is stirring big fears inside the energy world, where executives and legal experts say a ruling for Boulder could unleash a flood of claims against oil companies and

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NYC Councilwoman Blasts Mamdani Over Communist Heritage Month Post

Erica Carlin October 11, 2026

Mamdani’s Italian Heritage Month message sparked a fresh political brawl in New York, with critics pouncing on his praise for Vito Marcantonio and calling it a strange choice for a civic tribute. Queens Councilwoman Vickie

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Minnesota GOP Chair Condemns KKK-Themed Protest During Demuth Speech

Dan Veld October 11, 2026

Minnesota Republicans are drawing a hard line after a campaign dinner was disrupted by protesters carrying a sign that invoked the Ku Klux Klan while Lisa Demuth, the state’s first Black female House speaker, was

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Trump Announces Immediate Energy Ceasefire Between Russia And Ukraine

Brittany Mays October 11, 2026

Trump announced an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine after weeks of punishing strikes on refineries, power plants, and fuel networks. The move puts diesel supply, wartime pressure, and shaky diplomacy right back at

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CDC Monitors Travelers After Russian Plague Fears Rise

Kevin Parker October 11, 2026

CDC Director Dr. Erica Schwartz said federal agencies are watching a reported health scare in Siberia closely, but she also made one thing plain: the danger to Americans is very low. The situation centers on

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FlyDubai Hijacking Attempt Exposes US Counterterror Gaps

Erica Carlin October 11, 2026

The FlyDubai hijacking scare has put a harsh spotlight on how modern terror threats keep evolving while Western security thinking often lags behind. Bryan Stern, a 9/11 first responder and Grey Bull Rescue CEO, says

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Hurricane Isaias Damage Comes Into Focus, Cleanup Begins

Erica Carlin October 11, 2026

Cleanup crews, volunteers and local residents are now staring down the messy reality left by Hurricane Isaias. The storm carved a hard path across the Florida Panhandle and beyond, tearing apart homes, flooding roads and

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Nevada AG Ford Backed Clemency For Dozens Of Violent Killers

Dan Veld October 11, 2026

Nevada politics has a sharp edge right now, and the fight over public safety is at the center of it. Attorney General Aaron Ford, now running for governor, is under fire for backing clemency in

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Trump Blasts Nobel Peace Prize Snub, Cites Long List Of Wins

Ella Ford October 11, 2026

Donald Trump is back in the spotlight after blasting the Nobel Peace Prize decision and insisting his record deserved a very different outcome. The episode mixes trademark Trump bravado, a fresh dose of outrage, and

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Trump Urges Ukraine To Replace Zelenskyy After Diesel Deal Clash

Erica Carlin October 11, 2026

Trump’s latest clash with Ukraine landed with a jolt, pulling together war, energy, and diplomacy in one sharp burst. The dispute centered on a diesel deal with Russia, Ukraine’s attacks on refineries, and Trump’s blunt

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Trump Jokes About Trump Ocean At Tennessee Rally

Doug Goldsmith October 11, 2026

Donald Trump President talks ‘Trump Ocean,’ trades jokes with Tennessee crowd as Kid Rock kicks off sprawling rally Trump promotes manufacturing investments, Memphis crime crackdown and midterm stakes Published October 10, 2026 7:07pm EDT <!–>

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Trump Weighs Livestream Plan For Hasan Execution At Fort Hood

Ella Ford October 11, 2026

The question hanging over Hasan’s execution is not just when it will happen, but whether the public will be allowed to see it. Donald Trump said he has not made a final call on the

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Trump Says He’d Love Fetterman As A Republican

David Gregoire October 11, 2026

Donald Trump’s offhand praise for Sen. John Fetterman has kicked up a fresh round of Capitol Hill chatter, with the former president saying he would be happy to see the Pennsylvania Democrat switch parties. The

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Fort Hood Survivor Warns Americans Not To Treat Execution As Entertainment

Karen Givens October 10, 2026

Alonzo Lunsford has lived with the Fort Hood attack for years, and his reaction to Nidal Hasan’s looming execution is sharp, painful, and deeply human. He wants accountability, but he also wants people to stop

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Diesel Costs Surge, Truckers Warn of Route Cuts and Higher Prices

Darnell Thompkins October 10, 2026

Truckers are sounding the alarm as diesel prices keep climbing, warning that the pressure is no longer just a problem at the pump. Higher fuel bills are squeezing margins, trimming routes, and putting smaller operators

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Fetterman’s Maverick Image Masks A Largely Loyal Voting Record

Brittany Mays October 10, 2026

John Fetterman keeps grabbing headlines by sounding like a political wild card, but the record underneath all the noise tells a steadier story. He has broken with Democrats on a few high-profile fights, yet he

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GOP Warns DSA Candidates Could Reshape Democratic Party

David Gregoire October 10, 2026

Republicans are sounding the alarm over a growing bench of Democratic Socialists of America backed candidates moving into state legislative races, arguing that the real story is not just a few noisy campaigns but a

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US Manufacturing Jobs Surge Under Trump Re Shoring Push

Erica Carlin October 10, 2026

Blue-collar manufacturing is showing real momentum again, with fresh data pointing to a rebound in factory work, stronger wages, and a growing push to bring production back home. A new Council of Economic Advisers report

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Cornell Taps Sally Yates To Review Sexual Assault Response

Karen Givens October 10, 2026

Cornell’s decision to bring in Sally Yates has turned a campus sex-assault review into a high-profile test of accountability, legal judgment, and public trust. The former deputy attorney general brings a long Justice Department résumé,

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Mullin Calls Mamdani’s ICE Rhetoric Dangerous After NYC Shooting

Dan Veld October 10, 2026

ICE and immigration enforcement landed squarely back in the spotlight after a New York City shooting set off a fresh fight over rhetoric, responsibility, and public safety. Markwayne Mullin blasted Zohran Mamdani’s attack on ICE

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Trump Names Truth Social Ally Katie Zacharia As Press Secretary

Doug Goldsmith October 10, 2026

White House Trump names Leavitt successor after weeks of speculation — and she’s no stranger to MAGA It remains unclear if Zacharia has accepted the role. Published October 9, 2026 2:28pm EDT Updated October 9,

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FBI Arrests Another Suspected ShinyHunters Co-Conspirator In Breach Probe

Doug Goldsmith October 10, 2026

• FBI cyber probe and the latest arrest• ShinyHunters and the jobs portal breach• Possible exposure of personal information• What investigators say was not accessed• The wider fight against cybercrime networks FBI Director Kash Patel

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GOP Rival Hits Letitia James With Sharp Debate Zinger

Ella Ford October 10, 2026

New York Letitia James stumped by debate question while GOP rival delivers ‘zinger for the ages’ Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy quipped that James ‘only admires herself’ during Thursday’s debate Published October 9, 2026 4:18pm EDT

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Minnesota Police Probe Somali Gang Violence In Suburbs

Erica Carlin October 10, 2026

Minneapolis suburbs are wrestling with a violent pattern that has turned a local crime problem into a broader debate over assimilation, family breakdown, and the way immigrant communities settle in America. Police say the suspects

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James Talarico Returns After 13-Day Absence, Pushes Back on Critics

David Gregoire October 10, 2026

James Talarico reappeared on the campaign trail Friday after days of questions about where he had gone, putting an end to the kind of noisy speculation that tends to explode during a tight race. His

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Trump Rallies Syracuse Crowd Behind Bruce Blakeman Bid

Karen Givens October 10, 2026

Donald Trump used a Syracuse rally to throw his weight behind Republican Bruce Blakeman, turning the event into a high-energy pitch for New York voters who are fed up with high costs, shaky streets, and

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Pentagon Confirms Fort Hood Terrorist Execution Will Be Livestreamed

Ella Ford October 9, 2026

The Pentagon has confirmed that the planned firing squad execution of convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed, a step that puts one of the military’s most severe punishments in the public

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Trump Questions Talarico’s Absence As Volunteer Concerns Grow

Doug Goldsmith October 9, 2026

Texas Democrats are feeling the pressure as James Talarico stays off the in-person trail, while Republicans are turning his absence into a loud campaign weapon. The situation has sparked fresh questions about timing, transparency, and

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House GOP Report Says Denver, Boulder Ignored ICE Detainers

Ella Ford October 9, 2026

Denver and Boulder are back under a harsh spotlight after a House Judiciary Committee report said local officials ignored federal immigration detainers tied to people accused of violent crimes. The document, pushed by House Republicans,

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Trump Forms Committee To Probe FED Governor Lisa Cook

Doug Goldsmith October 9, 2026

“`html President Donald Trump has moved the fight over Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook into a formal review, setting up a committee to examine mortgage fraud allegations tied to her housing documents. The new process

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Mamdani Dines At NYC Restaurant Tied To Anti-Israel Menu Controversy

David Gregoire October 9, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s dinner at a Palestinian restaurant in New York landed right in the middle of an already tense political moment. The visit drew fresh attention because the chain has been criticized before for menu

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DNC Sues Trump Administration Over $20M Ad Funding Shift

Ella Ford October 9, 2026

The Democratic National Committee has taken the Trump administration to court, arguing that $20 million in federal money was steered into political ads that crossed the line from public messaging into electioneering. At the center

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Obama Foundation Workers Move To Unionize Over Benefits Cuts

Darnell Thompkins October 9, 2026

Employees at the Obama Foundation are pushing to unionize after months of growing frustration over pay, benefits, workloads, and what they describe as thin support from leadership. The move comes just after the Obama Presidential

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Vicente Gonzalez Campaign Spent Big On Disney, Travel Abroad

Ella Ford October 8, 2026

• Campaign cash questions around travel and luxury spending• A public clash over donor money and personal benefits• Disney World charges tied to campaign records• Overseas trips, spouse travel, and mixed-purpose expenses• The political stakes

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Michigan Senate Debate Turns Heated Over Israel, Iran, And Attacks

Brittany Mays October 8, 2026

Michigan’s closely watched Senate race got ugly fast in Grand Rapids, where Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed spent much of the night trading accusations instead of sticking to polite debate. The match-up ran through Israel,

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Federal Grand Jury Weighs Evidence In Cassidy Hutchinson Probe

Erica Carlin October 8, 2026

Federal investigators in Washington are now looking at whether former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson may have made false statements tied to her Jan. 6 testimony, with a grand jury already hearing evidence and more

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Minnesota GOP Presses Walz Over $52M Medicaid Fraud Report

Dan Veld October 8, 2026

Minnesota Republicans are turning up the heat on Gov. Tim Walz and his allies over a Medicaid report they say should have been in lawmakers’ hands long before the election season tightened. At the center

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Dearborn Lawsuit Claims City Favored Islamic Displays Over Others

Darnell Thompkins October 8, 2026

Margot Cleveland’s lawsuit against Dearborn, Michigan puts a sharp spotlight on a fight over public religious displays, city government neutrality, and whether local leaders are playing favorites. The dispute centers on Ramadan decorations, crescent moons,

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House Republican Warns CBDC Could Drive Dystopian Future

Brittany Mays October 8, 2026

Rep. Warren Davidson is putting a central bank digital currency in the political crosshairs, calling it a dangerous step toward government control and warning that Americans could end up with money that works more like

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Trump Slams Hecklers At Texas Rally, Touts Paxton Support

Dan Veld October 8, 2026

• Trump’s Texas rally was repeatedly interrupted by protesters• The crowd response and Trump’s counterpunches shaped the night• Ken Paxton and James Talarico sit at the center of a key Senate fight• Texas remains a

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Hillary Clinton Endorses Peggy Flanagan In Minnesota Senate Race

Karen Givens October 8, 2026

“`html Hillary Clinton has stepped into Minnesota’s 2026 Senate race with a high-profile endorsement of Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, giving the Democrat a burst of attention in a contest that could shape the state’s political

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