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Trump threatens jail over 20,000 disputed California ballots
Donald John Trump
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Trump vowed California officials "will all go to jail for a long period of time!!!" after the DOJ sued over about 20,000 flagged LA County ballots.
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Sam Okafor
California needs better checks on voter citizenship, but blocking ballots without clear evidence could still suppress valid votes.
Epoch Times Essay Argues American Dream Was Never a Solo Project
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Rachel Meyers
The dream still comes down to one person's willingness to work harder and take risks, even when others lend a hand along the way.
No, Kids Probably Don't Need Extra Time on Tests
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Tom Gallagher
I remember taking timed tests in school and the pressure helped me focus instead of dragging things out.
Most Seniors Spend Little Time Researching Medicare Before Picking Plan
Daily Caller News Foundation
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A majority of older adults in America, spend very little time researching Medicare policies before choosing their annual health coverage, a new poll finds.
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Army Bets $464,800,000 On Drone-Killing Lasers That Cost Under $10 A Shot
Simon August · 5 min · 1h
‘Funflation’ Being Buzzkill For Those Looking To Have Good Time
Daily Caller News Foundation
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Americans are spending more on hobbies and recreational activities without making nearly as many additional purchases as rising living costs make leisure time harder to afford.
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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Kentucky Basketball Great Cliff Hagan Dies at 94
Cliff Hagan
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Cliff Hagan, a University of Kentucky basketball legend and Hall of Famer, has died at 94. A two-time All-American who helped lead Kentucky to the 1951 national championship, he later became a five-time NBA All-Star and served as the university’s athletics director from 1974 to 1989.
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Study Finds Climate Change Made Hurricane Polo Conditions 23 Times More Likely
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Climate change made Hurricane Polo conditions 23 times more likely and added about 6 mph to winds, more than El Nino, a World Weather Attribution and Climate Central study found.
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Rachel Meyers
The extra 6 mph from climate change could mean the difference between minor flooding and major damage in coastal towns.
EVERY. SINGLE. TIME!!!🤭😂😂😂
Independent Journal Review
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Meme Wars: trending on the Right today.
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'They didn't care': NYPD cop stabbed 10 times by illegal immigrants despite identifying himself as officer
New York City Police Department
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Maya Lindstrom
Ten stab wounds after identifying himself shows these criminals had zero respect for authority or consequences.
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Former Kentucky Cheerleader Sentenced to 10 Years for Infant’s Death
Laken Snelling, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, was sentenced to 10 years in prison Friday after pleading guilty to first-degree manslaughter in connection with the de… — by Andrew Powell
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DOJ reaches settlement with Lexington over police civil rights violations
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DOJ settled with Lexington, Miss., on Oct. 16, 2026, forcing police reforms after a report found 650-plus fine warrants—about half the town—and arrests over 10 times the state rate.
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Sam Okafor
This settlement should finally curb the excessive force and bias against Black residents in Lexington's policing.
US clocks set to fall back, reform stalled
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Daylight saving time is scheduled to end Nov. 1, 2026, and efforts to make it permanent remain stalled in Congress. The U.S. tried year-round daylight saving time in the 1970s but reversed course amid concerns about dark winter mornings and children’s safety, while the energy benefits were uncertain.
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Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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A few designed peaks outweigh years of ordinary time
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People judge whole stretches of life by one emotional peak and the ending, so most minutes can vanish without loss.
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‘When Times Get Tough, America Shows Up’: US Ambassador to Panama Details Earthquake Recovery Efforts
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Jared Kim
Panama deserves this kind of support, and I hope it leads to stronger local infrastructure.
Baltimore Gunman Gets 25 Years in Teen’s Killing
Bryan Johnson
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Bryan Johnson, 16 at the time, got 25 years for killing Deanta Dorsey, 16, and wounding four teens outside a Baltimore shopping center in January 2023.
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White House Taps FTC To Be The Bulldog For AI Enforcement
Sean Moran · 4 min · 3h
Regional job fairs connect seekers with employers
Business
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Job fairs in Columbia, Walnut Ridge and Savannah are connecting local job seekers with employers. The events include application support and interview-preparation workshops, with Savannah’s fair offering full-time, part-time, apprenticeship and second-chance opportunities.
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Madonna vs Lady Gaga
Yourlist
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The Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.
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How John Fetterman spends his time comes under more scrutiny as he weighs future in the Senate
John Fetterman
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“I have been driven many times upon my knees by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere else to go.” — Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States
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Nicole Hardy
This shows Lincoln's humility, something missing from too many leaders today who act like they have all the answers.
Write the next small bird, not the whole book
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A boy frozen by a bird report due tomorrow heard the line that still unsticks novelists: do it one bird at a time.
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World Bank targets fivefold minerals financing by 2030
The World Bank
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World Bank sets $19 billion critical minerals financing target for fiscal 2026-2030—five times the prior period—and flags 20 partner countries, Banga says.
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Derek Foss
Nineteen billion spread over five years and twenty nations feels thin if the goal is actual local factories and steady jobs.
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Army Bets $464,800,000 On Drone-Killing Lasers That Cost Under $10 A Shot
The Army is moving to field a new drone-killing laser — and one company is already showing how it could be powered in the field.
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Zacharia Sets White House Press Secretary Record
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Karoline Leavitt left the White House press secretary role to spend more time with her young children and has said she will work as a Fox News contributor. Her successor, Katie Zacharia, opened her first briefing with a strong expression of loyalty to President Trump, who praised her performance.
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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations
United States Food and Drug Administration
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Lawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.
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Trump says military leakers should be shot
Donald John Trump
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On Oct. 14, 2026 in Bullhead City, Arizona, Trump told a midterm rally "leakers should be shot," blamed timing leaks for delaying 2025 Iran strikes, and called them "scum of the earth."
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Nicole Hardy
Without any proof the reports changed the timing, this just looks like blaming the press to avoid accountability.
Tolle claims awareness of thought ends most psychological suffering
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Tolle argues that identifying with compulsive thought and living in psychological time is the root of suffering, and that present-moment awareness is available to anyone right now.
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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations
United States Food and Drug Administration
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Lawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.
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Trump Throws Lifeline To Russian Energy Buyers Days Before Lindsey Graham-Backed Sanctions Take Effect
Spencer Lombardo · 3 min · 4h
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