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Late Polls: Tight Races in N.J., Va., N.Y. as Election Nears
As voters prepare to head to the polls on Tuesday, new surveys released over the weekend suggest that key races in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City remain highly competitive, with Democrats holding narrow advantages in some contests and tightening margins in...
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ICE Blamed for Drop in Chicago Holiday Festivities
There was a noticeable decline in Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations over the weekend in and around Chicago due to heightened immigration enforcement actions, NPR reported. At least one Halloween parade was canceled.
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Trump: I 'Won't Be Extorted' by Democrats
President Donald Trump says he "won't be extorted" by Democrats to reopen the government, making clear that he has no plans to negotiate as the government shutdown will soon enter its sixth week.
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Trump Will Help 'Dilbert' Creator Obtain Cancer Treatment
President Donald Trump said on Sunday he would help the creator of the "Dilbert" comic strip get treated for his metastatic prostate cancer, after the cartoonist directly appealed to him on social media.
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Rep. Carter: N.Y. Risks 'Shared Poverty' if Mamdani Wins
Democrat New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is leading the country toward socialism, Rep. Buddy Carter told CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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Outrage as Heritage's Roberts Backs Tucker, Fuentes in Anti-Israel Attacks
A firestorm erupted in the conservative movement after Tucker Carlson interviewed white nationalist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes , and Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts publicly defended the decision.
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Mississippi Woman Kills Escaped Monkey Fearing for Her Children's Safety
One of the monkeys that escaped last week after a truck overturned on a Mississippi roadway was shot and killed early Sunday by a homeowner who says she feared for the safety of her children.
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Trump's Testing Plans for Nuclear Weapons Won't Include Explosions
New tests of the U.S. nuclear weapons system ordered up by President Donald Trump will not include nuclear explosions, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday. It was the first clarity from the Trump administration...
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Director of FDA Drug Evaluation Unit Placed on Leave
The director of the U.S. Food & Drug Administration's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research was placed on administrative leave on Friday, The New York Times reported on Sunday. George Tidmarsh told the newspaper...
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Rep. Crenshaw: 'Moral Clarity' a Must Against Carlson, Fuentes
Rep. Dan Crenshaw said Sunday he agrees with Sen. Ted Cruz's recent criticism of Tucker Carlson for giving airtime to far-right figure and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, saying he's "glad everyone else is also waking up now to how bad of a person he is."
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Vance Defends Remarks on Hoping Wife Converts
Vice President JD Vance defended his comments about hoping his Hindu wife, Usha Vance, converts to Christianity, calling criticism of his remarks "anti-Christian bigotry.
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Michigan Lawyer Says Halloween Terror Plot FBI Director Patel Described Never Existed
A Michigan defense lawyer is disputing FBI allegations that his 20-year-old client and four other young suspects were planning to carry out a terror attack on Halloween weekend.
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Child-Care Providers Sound Alarm as Pandemic-Era Aid Expires
Pandemic-era federal aid for America's child-care system has expired, leaving states and families scrambling to cover rising costs and prevent closures.
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Chipotle CEO: Millennials, Gen Z Customers Choosing Groceries Over Burritos
Chipotle CEO Scott Boatwright says customers aged 25-35 are cutting back on dining out because of financial debt, sluggish wage growth and unemployment.
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Furloughed Workers Struggle for Unemployment Aid
For more than two weeks now during the government shutdown, Imelda Avila-Thomas has been trying in vain to get approved for unemployment compensation to help cover essentials such as food and mortgage payments for her family while she's on unpaid furlough.
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FBI Targets Idaho Racetrack in Immigration Crackdown
The first sign something was amiss was the thwack of helicopter rotors overhead, followed by screams.
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Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Still Resonates 50 Years Later
Spend enough time along the shores of Lake Superior and it won't be long before there's some reminder of what happened "when the gales of November came early."This year marks the 50th anniversary of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, the largest and most famous of the...
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US Retailers Left Short-Changed as Penny Production Ends
Now that the United States no longer makes pennies, there is a scramble among gas stations, fast-food chains and big-box stores to adjust prices and round cash transactions, and it could potentially eat into their profits.
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Correspondents Association Opposes New WH Press Policy
The White House Correspondents' Association says it is "unequivocally opposed" to a new White House policy limiting what rooms reporters can access.
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Wisconsin Joins 35 States in Banning Devices in Classroom
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed into law a bipartisan measure on Friday that will require public school boards across the state to generally prohibit student cellphone use during instructional time, marking a significant shift in statewide education policy at a time when ...
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Trinidad and Tobago Military on Alert Amid US-Venezuela Tensions
Trinidad and Tobago put its military on alert Friday and recalled all personnel to their bases amid a deepening row between the United States and Venezuela and a deadly U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean.
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FAA: Staffing Shortages Might Snarl Weekend Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday issued an operations advisory warning of staffing shortages - or "staffing triggers" - at multiple major air-traffic-control facilities because of the ongoing government shutdown, raising concerns of flight delays.
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Trump Makes First 60 Minutes Appearance Since Settling Lawsuit
President Donald Trump is returning to "60 Minutes" this weekend, his first appearance on the show since he settled a lawsuit this summer with CBS News over the newsmagazine's interview with Kamala Harris.
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Rubio Mocks Miami Herald on 'Fake' Strike Sources
Secretary of State Marco Rubio slammed the Miami Herald on social media Friday, accusing the newspaper of publishing a "fake story" about a supposed impending U.S. military strike on Venezuela.
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Ken Paxton to Newsmax: Acetaminophen Risky for Pregnant Women
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appeared on Newsmax on Friday to discuss his recent lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue over the risk Tylenol poses to pregnant women.