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(Headline USA) The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating whether the decision of the White House television press pool to halt coverage of President Donald Trump last month violated antitrust law, an agency spokesperson said Saturday. Emily Covington, a spokesperson for the department, said group boycotts among business competitors might violate U.S. law. “The Antitrust Division is simply investigating to determine whether these news organizations have violated the antitrust laws,” she said. The announcement came after the television pool of five broadcasters last month ceased presidential coverage after the administration barred CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House. CNN,…

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(Headline USA) Four victims and the shooter have died following a potential murder-suicide in a rural Georgia home late Friday night. Officials say those involved were adult family members of the shooter, who died by suicide. They were found in the family’s home on the outskirts of Douglas, a small city roughly 200 miles southeast of Atlanta. “Investigators believe this was an apparent murder-suicide involving immediate family members who reside in the home,” said Douglas Police Chief Brannen Pruette during a news conference on Saturday. Officers responded to an emergency call made by one of the victims shortly after 11 p.m.…

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Sophie Cunningham tells critics to “suck it” on the No Hesitation podcast with Drew Hanlen. Sophie Cunningham, the second most popular athlete in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) responded to the latest derelict attacks by racist Sydney Colson. Recently, Colson told Cunningham to “shut the f*ck up” after Cunningham said biological men should not be allowed to compete in women’s sports, a view that is popular with nearly 80% of Americans. But the crazies in the “Womens” National Basketball Association, including Colson, disagree. They want to compete with dudes. WNBA player tells Sophie Cunningham to “shut the f**k up”…

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A New York judge on Friday ordered Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James to respond to a legal challenge seeking to disqualify James as special prosecutor in the Cornell sex scandal probe.Acting Supreme Court Justice James R. Farrell issued the order in response to a lawsuit filed by Gillio Lopes, one of seven current and former Cornell students accused of sexual assault in a high-profile civil lawsuit. Legal commentators and attorneys on social media said the order was a major development in favor of Lopes and the accused individuals because it suggests that Farrell sees…

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Women smile and cheer as Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signs a law to allow the murder of babies AFTER they are born alive! Never Forget… Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz signed the REPEAL of “Born Alive Infants Protection Act” back in 2023. This move by the governor repealed the “Born Alive Infants Protection Act.” This is murder in my opinion. Look at the women smiling and cheering with delight at this event. They KNOW the governor just gave Minnesota doctors the right to kill born alive babies that were not wanted by their mothers. NEW BORN INFANTS CAN BE TERMINATED…

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Eric Hafner, 35, is running to strip Alaska’s lone House seat away from Republican incumbent Rep. Nicholas Begich. But can he win? After all, Hafner is the only Democrat on the ticket, and midterms historically punish the president’s party. There’s just one problem: Eric Hafner is nearly 3,000 miles away from Juneau, serving out a 20-year prison sentence in Otisville, New York. According to U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger, Hafner repeatedly threatened elected representatives, judges, law enforcement officers, and private citizens. “He further victimized these public officials, private citizens, and the public generally by calling in numerous false bomb threats to…

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Thursday’s PBS News Hour continued to use space tech entrepreneur, “X” owner, and Donald Trump fan Elon Musk into a convenient punching bag, continuing to spread smears of Musk (“increasingly unhinged” in 2023, drug use in 2025) that date back to his emergence within the second Trump Administration, especially with the attempt to slice the federal budget through the Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE).Reporter William Brangham hosted liberal documentary director Alex Gibney, who just came out with a four-hour long hit piece titled “Musk.” Gibney unloaded more slime over Musk’s head while giving him the barest of petulant credit for…

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President Donald Trump is encouraging Democratic Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., to become a Republican ahead of the midterm elections where control of Congress is at stake.“I’d love to see him as a Republican,” Trump said at Joint Base Andrews on Saturday after attending a rally in Tennessee. “He does better as a Republican than he does as a Democrat.” Polling has shown he’s more popular in Pennsylvania among Republicans than Democrats.Fetterman has said he doesn’t plan to change parties. “I’m not going to be a Republican. Why can’t you guys just wait till the midterms? And if I turn a Republican, then…

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Pope Leo XIV announced Sunday that he will undergo surgery in the coming days to remove a small nodule that was found on his lung during a recent medical examination.The 71-year-old pontiff said the lung nodule was caught at an early stage and doctors recommended surgery to remove it.  “The doctors believe it is advisable to intervene, so, following their advice, I have decided to undergo surgery to remove it,” Leo told pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican.   

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Even female AI agents appear to get paid less than their male counterparts. Researchers from the University of Limerick in Ireland found that gender bias in the workplace still persists in how people interact with AI models, leading to female presenting chatbots to receive less pay, they report in a study published in the journal Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction which will be presented at an upcoming conference. In experiments, the researchers had 189 participants work in a virtual reality office…

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Hakeem Jeffries spikes the football at a news conference following the Virginia redistricting referendum. Credit: Fox news screenshot One of the most underreported aspects of the 2026 midterms is that the Democrat Party is virtually broke, while Republicans are flush with cash. The media doesn’t want people to know this because they don’t want to do anything that might hurt the Democrats’ chances of winning. If you believe the media and the pollsters, you probably think the Democrats are on their way to a blue wave election, but the truth is that they are now begging their donors for cash…

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Anyone who’s seen the 1986 musical comedy, Little Shop of Horrors, is familiar with Audrey II. Audrey II looks like a towering, blood-eating Venus flytrap plant, even mimicking the jaw-like, snapping pod of real carnivorous plants. But while Venus flytraps consume insects, Audrey II feeds on humans.  Thankfully, people-eating plants are fictional, says Kenny Coogan, the owner of Carnivorous Plants by Kenny Coogan, a well-known nursery in North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad area.  On the other hand, plants that trap and digest bugs and, on occasion, small rodents are not only real, but actually quite diverse. Popular Science turned to Coogan…

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By Nelly Roach, Op-ed contributor Sunday, October 11, 2026Getty Images A preborn child’s right to live should never depend on whether that child is wanted in the moment. That conviction is why the pro-life movement exists and why our disagreements over how to protect that life matter so deeply. But when those disagreements become accusations that our own allies do not care about children or want to punish women, we risk weakening the very movement those children need.The pro-life movement is having an important and increasingly public debate about how the law should treat women who have abortions.On one side…

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Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to undergo surgery in coming days to remove an early-stage nodule on his lung, he announced Sunday. “Recently, during some medical tests, doctors discovered a localized nodule in my lung,” the American pontiff, 71, announced during his weekly noon prayer at St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican, NBC News reports. “It was detected at a very early stage and is well localized,” Leo said in Italian from the window of the Apostolic Palace to the pilgrims gathered below, the outlet noted. “The doctors believe it is best to intervene, so, following their advice, I have…

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Stanford University is known for many things, but churning out converts to Catholicism isn’t one of them. Wealthy railroad titan Amasa Leland Stanford founded the school in 1885 as a memorial to his son, Leland Stanford Jr., who died of typhoid at age 15. In 1891, Stanford officially opened its doors as a non-denominational institution and ultimately made its name as a top-notch research school. It is not known for a religious studies program, nor does it attract students who feel called to go into ministry. In a nutshell, Stanford carries a level of prestige but has no particular religious…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech At this point, the suits at Tesla probably figure their public image can’t get much worse. According to new reporting by SFGate, the Tesla’s factory in Freemont, California is planning a thirteenfold increase of heavy metal particles into the surrounding area. Besides the massive residential population nearby, there’s another glaring problem with the company’s plans: an elementary school right next door. As parents of children attending the Lila Bringhurst Elementary School told SFGate, the Bay Area Air District — the local government agency…

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A total of 14,916 immigration detainers issued by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were not honored by New York City due to its sanctuary policies, according to the Department of Homeland Security.There were 47,750 criminal charges and convictions linked to these detainers that New York City ignored between Jan. 20, 2025, and Sept. 14, 2026, Homeland Security said in an Oct. 9 statement.An immigration detainer is a request from ICE asking local, state, or federal law enforcement agencies to notify the agency before releasing a removable immigrant or to hold the individual for up to 48 hours beyond the scheduled…

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Please Follow us on Truth Social, X , Youtube , Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram European capitals and legacy media launched a combined arms approach overnight to counter U.S. President Donald Trump’s push for peace in Ukraine and for the war-torn nation to hold elections. The globalist empire has struck back. It’s so obvious, it’s comical. These developments occur against the backdrop of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and recent U.S. diplomatic activity. President Donald Trump has described Russian President Vladimir Putin as strongly desiring a settlement after a phone call, while criticizing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for not making a deal…

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Are the days of the filibuster numbered? There has been some talk among both major parties over recent years of ending the century-old Senate rule. Now, senators from each side have proposed a bill to reform the filibuster and streamline the legislative process. Can it pass? And, perhaps more importantly, would such a bill prevent the otherwise seemingly inevitable end of an era?An Age of Bipartisanship? Early Thursday morning, October 8, The Washington Post published an exclusive op-ed by two US senators — Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Steve Daines (R-MT) — announcing their proposal to reform the Senate rules for…

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NFL Hall of Famer and Super Bowl champion Tony Dungy recently came out and stated that part of the reason he was fired by NBC is because of his outspokenness about the Christian faith that he holds near and dear to his heart. In a preview for an interview with sports journalist and former ESPN anchor Sage Steele, Dungy explained that he “kinda knew” the network wouldn’t bring him back for another season as an analyst on “Sunday Night Football” due in part to his Christian values. “There were things that they didn’t want me to talk about,” Dungy went…

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Former broadcaster for both Fox Sports and ESPN, Julie Stewart-Binks, has revealed a cancer diagnosis as the reason she took a two-week absence from television. Stewart-Binks, 39, shared the update about her health on social media platform X, going on to explain that she underwent surgery after doctors found squamous cell carcinoma on her nose. “Personal note: I haven’t been on TV or working the past two weeks because I had Moh’s surgery to remove squamous cell carcinoma from my nose,” her post started. She then said that the warning sign of the cancer looked harmless at first. “I thought…

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Sean Hannity is preparing to walk down the aisle after proposing to fellow Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt. The longtime host of “Hannity” popped the question over Christmas at the couple’s home church, where their shared Christian faith has played a central role in their relationship. Earhardt accepted, and the couple announced that their children had given them their blessing. The two television personalities said they were “overjoyed” by the development. Fox News announced the engagement on Thursday, December 26, 2024. The announcement confirmed that Hannity and Earhardt had taken the next step after dating privately for several years. Hannity…

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Television producer Chuck Lorre used one of his own CBS programs to strike back after the Trump White House leveled a brutal response to his profanity-laced attack on the president. The 73-year-old sitcom creator turned the closing credits of “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” into a vehicle for his latest political message. His sarcastic statement followed an awards-show speech in which he insulted President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and members of the administration. The White House answered by suggesting Lorre seek psychiatric help for “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” The dispute began at Project Angel Food’s Angel Awards in Los…

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South Carolina Democratic state Rep. Michael Rivers was arrested Friday after allegedly pulling a gun on his primary challenger’s uncle outside a polling place during the election that ended his reelection bid. Investigators accused Rivers of retrieving the weapon from his vehicle and pointing it at the man following a campaign argument. The confrontation allegedly happened while voters were casting ballots in June. Rivers has denied wrongdoing and was released from jail on a personal recognizance bond. The alleged encounter took place June 9th at the Green Pond Community Center in Colleton County, where Rivers and fellow Democrat Shannon DeLoach…

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Country singer Maren Morris unloaded on President Donald Trump and the Americans who elected him, calling the president a “dementia-ridden, diaper-clad, cornball” while declaring that his voters would receive no forgiveness from her. The singer also attacked religious arguments surrounding the war in Iran. Her remarks extended to Fox News and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Critics subsequently mocked her music and called for a boycott. Her comments appeared in an Instagram Stories video earlier this year, according to the Syracuse report, which cited Whiskey Riff’s coverage. Whiskey Riff published its account on March 6th, 2026. Morris, now 36, began by…

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Former commander-in-chief Barack Obama’s massive presidential center is now facing another fresh round of turmoil just a few months after first opening its doors, as workers allege high turnover, heavier workloads, and cuts to benefits as they make moves to create a union. Those who work for the Obama Foundation and Obama Presidential Center announced that they are now unionizing under the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees Council 31. A total of 68 workers signed an open letter that accused foundation leadership of responding to workplace concerns with “vague responses.” The workers then explained that the organization…

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In a shocking announcement that will no doubt make steam blow out of liberal ears across Michigan, state Rep. Noah Arbit said he will not be throwing his support behind Abdul El-Sayed, the current Democratic Party nominee for a U.S. Senate race in the Great Lakes State. Arbit, 31, confirmed that he would not be endorsing El-Sayed during an interview with a publication called “Jewish Insider” that was published on September 30, 2026. When asked why he wouldn’t back the nominee, Arbit cited El-Sayed’s consistent promotion of antisemitic conspiracy theories and affiliations with individuals who belong to the far left…

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Many of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s supporters are highly displeased with him for attending an Israelis for Peace vigil marking the third anniversary of the October 7, 2023 Hamas terrorist attacks that left over a thousand in Israel dead. Pro-Palestinian protesters displayed their displeasure by calling him a “traitor.” Over a hundred demonstrators conducted a march from City Hall to Union Square, where the vigil was being held to mourn those who lost their lives in the heinous attack and inhumane bloodshed that followed it. Mamdani attended the event and held a candle as protesters showed up and…

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Everyday life in your typical major American blue city appears to be only getting worse, despite an orchestrated dominant media narrative declaring otherwise. An ongoing crime wave that can be directly attributed to massive unchecked immigration and deliberate “progressive” efforts to reduce police staffing and reduce prison sentences in the name of “criminal justice reform” is still very much a daily feature of life in Democrat-controlled urban locales.“More than half of residents feel unsafe in downtown Boston and are asking for the city to deploy more police to the area on a regular basis to counteract crime, according to a…

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A total of 469,719 bankruptcy filings, both individual and commercial, have been filed in the first nine months of 2026.The total number of filings is up 11 percent from the same period last year, the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) said in an Oct. 8 statement.Individuals made 444,252 filings in the January to September period, while businesses made 25,467 filings, up 7 percent.“The continued increase in bankruptcy filings reflects the strain of higher borrowing costs, rising household expenses, growing consumer delinquencies, and a softer job market,” Michael Hunter, vice president of bankruptcy data provider Epiq AACER, said in the statement.Regarding consumer…

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Corey is a recovering bartender, and a freelance editor. He specializes in memoirs and novels but has a smorgasbord of experience in non-fiction works. In a former life, he ghostwrote several romance novels, which he denies. A cabin far away from sirens and motorcycles would be his ideal home. Instead, he lives near a construction site in New Hampshire.

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At least 109 migrants, including 15 children, died and about 116 remain missing after a boat carrying roughly 350 people from Djibouti to Yemen capsized near Obock overnight October 8–9, according to the International Organization for Migration. More than 80 people survived, all Ethiopian nationals, and search and rescue efforts and emergency assistance are underway with local authorities. The agency said poverty, insecurity and climate impacts drive migrants onto the dangerous route toward Yemen and Gulf countries.Where do you stand?

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SAN DIEGO—The steady rumble of semitrailer engines is broken only by the screeching and hissing of air brakes along the northbound lane approaching the Otay Mesa Port of Entry, as U.S. Border Patrol agents descend by ladder 18 feet into the narrow shaft of a narco-tunnel once used to smuggle drugs from Tijuana to San Diego.The commotion on the surface fades to silence as a couple of agents guide two Epoch Times reporters down into the tomb-like darkness.Michael Sablan, a Border Patrol agent for two decades and a member of the San Diego Tunnel Task Force, known as the “Tunnel…

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The Justice Department is investigating five major television news networks over possible violations of federal antitrust laws after they collectively suspended coverage of President Donald Trump in protest of his decision to bar certain news organizations from the White House. ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News are under scrutiny after participating in a temporary boycott of the White House television press pool, according to six people familiar with the investigation who spoke to The New York Times. Justice Department officials contacted the networks Friday, requesting communications and documents concerning the coordinated suspension of coverage. The White House television pool…

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Iran-backed Houthi terrorists killed at least 12 people, including an American citizen, and wounded 309 others Saturday in a missile attack on Saudi Arabia’s busiest airport, prompting President Donald Trump to consider joining Saudi-led military strikes against the terrorist group. The missile struck King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, hitting a complex housing two passenger terminals and sending travelers fleeing as emergency crews rushed to evacuate the wounded. Saudi aviation authorities confirmed the fatalities included four Saudis, two Bangladeshis and citizens of seven other countries, including the United States. Several victims remained in critical condition. Asked whether American forces would…

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Sports21 sources·Updated Oct 11, 2026·1 min readTiffany Stratton won the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match at WWE Money in the Bank on October 10, 2026, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. She defeated Jacy Jayne, Lola Vice, Lash Legend, Roxanne Perez and Sol Ruca for a second briefcase and a title shot within 12 months. Match accounts note Stratton’s early Swanton ending in a hard landing, Sol Ruca briefly holding the briefcase before a fall, and Stratton fighting off Lash Legend atop the ladder to claim it. Penta won the men’s ladder match against Trick Williams,…

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We are at war. I do not mean the usual bickering over real estate in the Middle East or the by-now predictable battle over oil and the Strait of Hormuz. That war is easy enough to spot. No, this war is insidious and malignant, and it touches on every one of us. It is quite simply, us versus them. If we want to unite the disparate forces of humanity, to end the gender wars, to have Christians, Jews, and Muslims put down their arms, and to have the Hindus and Pakistanis join in tearful embrace, we must first acknowledge the…

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It would have been hard to improve the backdrop for Marco Rubio’s foreign policy address on October 7 in Athens, Greece. Standing on the Pnyx with the ruins of the Parthenon rising up behind him, the Secretary of State delivered a speech that won almost universal plaudits. Let me toss my vote in with the overwhelming majority and affirm that Rubio’s speech was simply splendid: robust, heartfelt, honest, masculine, and true. Is it still permissible to praise such a public performance for being “masculine”? It was part of Rubio’s accomplishment to render that question moot. His speech was statesmanlike but…

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The American left always congratulates itself as “First Amendment advocates,” even as they campaign to shut conservatives up. The foundation of Harper’s magazine announced they are giving their 2026 “First Amendment Award” to NPR CEO Katherine Maher. She runs a network that won’t give conservatives a right to speak on their formerly taxpayer-funded airwaves. The invitation to their October 26 ceremony – ticket price “$85-$25,000” – describes the award this way: Named for James C. Goodale, the former New York Times general counsel who helped secure the Pentagon Papers victory before the Supreme Court, the award recognizes visible and consequential…

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A Delhi executive magistrate ordered the release of Cockroach Janata Party leaders Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka after police detained them at the airport ahead of a protest. Their release was conditioned on maintaining peace for one year. The protest called for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged irregularities in the revision of voter rolls, amid a major security deployment and restrictions in the capital.Where do you stand?

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Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL. For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen † . Posted in Uncategorized

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LifestyleMid-Atlantic Destinations Span Mountain Towns, Maryland Tech HubTravel features highlight small-town escapes across Virginia and West Virginia, from Monterey’s Allegheny Mountain scenery and Middleburg’s historic horse-country charm to Blacksburg and Christiansburg’s blend of outdoor attractions, history and dining. In Wardensville, local entrepreneurs have helped revive the downtown with shops and community-focused businesses.11 sources

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ABC News quietly restored a stripped-down report on Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump’s business dealings after deleting the original without explanation, drawing sharp ethics criticism.Fox News Digital reported that ABC News published a story Wednesday afternoon scrutinizing investments tied to President Donald Trump’s oldest sons, then pulled it in less than 24 hours. The revised version reappeared Friday evening with an editor’s note, factual corrections, a new headline, and a byline switched simply to “ABC News.” The original remains viewable through the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. The episode left a clear record of error, silence, and a late cleanup…

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Texas Democrat James Talarico returned to public view at a music festival after nearly two weeks away from the campaign trail, blaming a severe flu while Donald Trump and Ken Paxton questioned the long silence.Video captured the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee walking through crowds and greeting supporters Friday at the Austin City Limits Music Festival. Fox News reported the reappearance ended a stretch that had left him unseen at in-person campaign events since late September. His campaign attributed the gap to a severe case of the flu. Opponents treated the missing stretch as a political problem and kept asking where…

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President Trump said the United States should have received the Nobel Peace Prize for ending wars under his watch, calling the award to a little-known U.N. figure a lasting stain that discredits the prize.After a Friday rally in Syracuse, N.Y., President Trump took to Truth Social late that evening and argued that America, represented by him, deserved the Nobel Peace Prize over this year’s choice, former International Criminal Court judge Navi Pillay. The Hill reported that Trump framed the decision as proof the prize has been captured by radical ideologues and said the outcome leaves a permanent mark on Norway.…

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