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Microsoft is offering voluntary exit packages to about 60,000 employees—roughly a quarter of its workforce—in the United States, Canada, India and the United Kingdom. Eligible staff are at internal level 70 or below in participating teams; some sales, data-center, engineering and corporate roles are excluded. The package is similar to standard severance and includes financial support and career-transition resources, with employees reportedly having until early December to decide and departures planned for year-end. The offer comes as Microsoft increases spending on AI and data centers while seeking to control costs, following an earlier voluntary retirement program and job cuts this…

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As Americans, we have the right to vote. With that right comes the power to choose our leaders and influence the values that guide our government. That right must be protected, but it must also be exercised. There are roughly 250 million Americans eligible to vote. Yet in the 2022 midterm elections, fewer than half participated. Think about that. In a nation where government derives its authority from the consent of the governed, millions chose not to make their voices heard. And Christians are not exempt from this troubling pattern. Even where churchgoers vote at higher rates than the general…

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Maurene Comey’s father, James Comey, was the former FBI head who publicly clashed with Donald Trump during his first presidential term.MANHATTAN (CN) — A federal judge on Monday ruled the Trump administration’s termination of Maurene Comey, a former assistant U.S. attorney and daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, was an unlawful affront to the separation of powers.In a 55-page order, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman granted Maurene Comey’s request for retroactive reinstatement and back pay.Furman, a Barack Obama appointee in the Southern District of New York, criticized the government’s defense of her termination as one that “flies in the…

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A hidden cost of war that will eventually trickle down to your grocery, gas, and heating bills is set to rise sharply in 2027 because of the contested Strait of Hormuz. After 8 months of war, the critical chokepoint for global oil shipping has split into two routes: one side controlled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard and the Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA), and the other corridor kept open by a U.S. naval blockade and forces escorting commercial ships on a route that hugs Oman’s coastline. Despite having a lane for ships that wish to bypass the PGSA, shipping costs…

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A new artificial intelligence model can measure someone’s biological age and predict their chances of surviving cancer just by looking at an image of the person’s face, researchers say. Scientists at Mass General Brigham Hospital in Boston built a new AI model that can provide what they’re calling a “non-invasive window into health,” according to a published study released on Oct. 19 in the medical journal The Lancet Digital Health. By simply scanning a selfie, the AI can determine how a person’s cells, tissues and organ systems are functioning as well as his or her likelihood of surviving cancer. “Facial…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Gambling ads have become practically inescapable — plastered all over subways, billboards, websites, and TV broadcasts, all in an effort to lure in an audience struggling to make ends meet. Experts warn of an gambling addiction epidemic, as an alarming proportion of the country admit to having used a sports betting app at least once or placing bets on the outcome of an event on a prediction platform, like Polymarket or Kalshi. Promotion efforts for the gambling platforms are reaching ridiculous new heights,…

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A stack of voter registration forms is shown on July 31, 2020. Bryan R. Smith/AFP via Getty ImagesForty-eight immigrants have been charged with voting in a federal election or other election-related crimes, the Department of Justice announced on Oct. 26.All but a few of the immigrants are accused of voting in federal elections, violating 18 U.S. Code, Section 611, which says, “It shall be unlawful for any alien to vote in any election held solely or in part for the purpose of electing a candidate for the office of President, Vice President, Presidential elector, Member of the Senate, Member of…

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By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Monday, October 26, 2026Christians in Nigeria worship at a church in this undated file photo. | Open DoorsA Catholic priest kidnapped in Nigeria’s Benue state has been rescued along with seven other captives, and police have arrested two suspects linked to the case.The Rev. John Inalegwu Otache, parish priest of St. Margaret’s Church in Ajegbe-Awume, was seized with seven others and held for five days, according to the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need.Officers of the Benue State Police Command, working with local vigilantes — community security volunteers — freed all eight…

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Elon Musk acknowledged over the weekend that SpaceX deliberately slowed Ukraine’s access to Starlink satellite internet, saying the company acted because Ukrainian forces had used the civilian service to guide offensive drone strikes against Russia. The New York Post reports that in a series of posts on X, Musk said Ukraine’s military had broken the terms of service governing Starlink by using it for attacks meant to kill people. “Using Starlink, a civilian commercial service, for offensive drone strikes to kill people has never been allowed, nor should it be,” he wrote. He described the workaround Ukraine had found as a…

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Dublin, Ireland Anti-Mass Migration Protest via Twitter Like many countries in Europe, the very essence of Irish culture is being destroyed from within as Ireland grapples with the violent consequences of a torrent of migrants flowing into the country without any apparent limit and the financial and social implications that follow. Reports suggest there are at least 322 migrant plantations spread across the country, some in rural parts of the island nation, which are changing the very fabric of the nation. In 2025, MMA Champion Conor McGregor visited the White House for St. Patrick’s Day and delivered a devastating message…

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With my final update last night on Brazil’s presidential run-off between incumbent President Lula da Silva and challenger Flavio Bolsonaro, it was apparent to everyone but the fellow doing a victory dance in the endzone that some serious hanky-panky election malarkey had just been boldly pulled off, even though they knew the whole world was watching. Advertisement To recap: Brazilian polling stations are supposed to close at 5 p.m. sharp. A last-minute extension from a Supreme Court justice – who once happened to be the president’s personal attorney – extended voting for two additional hours. This word arrived too late for…

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Politics18 sources·Updated Oct 26, 2026·1 min readUS District Judge Jesse M. Furman ruled on Oct. 26, 2026, that the Justice Department unlawfully fired Maurene Comey in July 2025 as an assistant US attorney for the Southern District of New York. She had served a decade and prosecuted cases involving Ghislaine Maxwell and Sean Combs. Furman ruled on the pleadings ahead of trial and ordered reinstatement and back pay, rejecting the claim that prosecutors exercise the president’s conclusive and preclusive Article II powers and can be removed without cause. Furman wrote that the Court concludes the Defendants are wrong, that the…

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What are the most common ammunition cartridges worldwide? Ammo.com reviewed some of the most common options, then narrowed them down using sales revenue, search interest, and manufacturers’ footprints to answer that question. Here are a few of the highlights from our latest report: 9mm cartridges account for 30.4% of retail ammunition revenue and scored 81 out of 100 on Google Trends over the past five years, as of October 2026. An estimated 2.5 billion .22 LR rounds are produced annually. The eight most common cartridges worldwide account for roughly 76.5% of internal ammo revenue. Perhaps unsurprisingly, 9mm and 22LR are…

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By Leonardo Blair, Senior Reporter Monday, October 26, 2026Christian YouTuber, Brandon Biggs. | YouTube/Last DaysBrandon Biggs, a YouTuber who claims to have predicted the July 2024 assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, is now sounding the alarm on Super Intelligence, which he describes as a rapid metamorphosis of artificial intelligence over the next three years that will take many people by surprise.“We’re about to see AI metamorphosis in the next year. … I saw cures for cancer, cures for diabetes, cure for Alzheimer’s. And I said, ‘Lord, this is a multi-billion dollar [industry]. You know, the FDA don’t want that.…

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A center-left group representing young Democrats deleted a post criticizing Democratic California Rep. Maxine Waters’ age after receiving pushback from one of its members. Majority Democrats took aim at Waters’ campaign to remain the top Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, according to Politico. The group deleted the post after Democratic New York Rep. Ritchie Torres expressed concerns about it with Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Jake Auchincloss, who chairs Majority Democrats. “We respect everything Maxine Waters has done for her district and for America in her 88 years, but we also think that Democrats shouldn’t be enabling the gerontocracy that…

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A rogue artificial intelligence (AI) model accessed public Georgia voter data without human authorization as regulators remain concerned about AI safety one week ahead of the midterm elections. Anthropic’s Claude accessed voter data while conducting an internal statistics project and pulled data that the state makes available to the public for a fee, although it did not penetrate the state voter register system or obtain voter records, an Anthropic spokesperson told Axios. The AI lab found other instances of its models bypassing databases that require a fee to obtain information and said it is working on fixes to prevent future…

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Legal aid groups say Denmark’s support for international law creates a solid platform for those seeking justice from the ruling military junta in Myanmar. (CN) — A woman from Myanmar who sought refuge in Denmark after a military junta burned 40 houses in her village became the first person to submit a criminal complaint Monday under new Danish legislation on international prosecution.The international law in Denmark went into effect last year, allowing prosecution of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide regardless of where they happened.“With the new Danish law, it no longer matters where the crimes took place or…

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Artificial intelligence tech firm Anthropic filed papers Monday for what could be the biggest initial public stock offering in history.The filing by the San Francisco comes amid a complicated moment for AI – becoming nearly ubiquitous in nearly every aspect of the U.S. economy and everyday American life while at the same time posing the threat of becoming a dangerous, runaway technology.   The Wall Street offering is set to happen next month, potentially eclipsing the SpaceX initial public offering in June that raised a record $86 billion, according to the Associated Press.  The 335-page document filed Monday shows Anthropic’s…

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A 15-year-old boy has been charged in a shooting this past weekend that left 11 people wounded after a homecoming football game at Florida A&M University, police said Monday. According to investigators, a fight broke out before the shooting Saturday night, and none of the victims were intended to be the shooter’s targets, the Associated Press reported.  The teen arrested in connection with the shooting has been charged with attempted second-degree murder and possession of a firearm by a delinquent, according to a statement from Tallahassee police. The shooting occurred outside Bragg Memorial Stadium after Florida A&M lost to Arkansas-Pine Bluff.…

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The commander of NASA’s Artemis II mission briefly feared that he and his crew would never return home from their trip around the moon after overshooting their turn-back point.Commander Reid Wiseman and his three crewmates were supposed to reach 219,667 nautical miles (252,788 standard miles, or 406,823 kilometers) — farther than any humans have ever traveled from their home planet — before turning back toward Earth on the sixth day of their 10-day mission to the moon.But the odometer on the Integrity spacecraft continued to tick upward as they shot past their intended point of return, leading the astronaut to…

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On Monday morning, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC each dedicated a news brief on their lead morning shows to the results of the Brazilian presidential election, with far-left incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeating Senator Flávio Bolsonaro by a razor-thin margin. The networks, though, framed it as Lulu “soundly defeating” Bolsonaro in a “clear” victory. In reality, though, there was a litany of issues with the election, including a ruling by a justice on the Supreme Court — who also happens to be a former lawyer for Lula — that demanded polls reopen for two hours…

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Actor Sacha Baron Cohen is doing a bit of an about face on Donald Trump, giving the president praise as a man of “brilliance” while noting that the left too quickly dismissed Trump as a “nincompoop.” On the eve of the opening of his latest movie based on his satirical rapper character, Ali G, Cohen sat down with Josh Horowitz of the Happy Sad Confused podcast on Wednesday and delivered some uncharacteristically complimentary words about Trump. Cohen recalls having interviewed Trump for 40 minutes more than two decades ago when he was producing his Da Ali G Show TV series.…

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A family near Kalamazoo, Michagan was in for a surprise while cleaning out their grandfather’s basement. Amid the dusty storeroom clutter, the Paw Paw Township residents discovered a vintage, possibly live grenade from World War II apparently forgotten after decades in storage. Unsure what to do with their newfound, potentially deadly device, family members quickly contacted local emergency services. According to the Van Buren County Sheriff’s Office, first responders confirmed the grenade’s authenticity and estimated that it dates back to 1945. However, they couldn’t immediately determine if the weapon remained functional after more than 80 years tucked away in the…

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Townhall Video 10:56 AM · October 26, 2026 Larry O’Connor sits down with Paging Hezbollah director Justin Folk — the filmmaker behind What Is a Woman? and Am I Racist? — to break down how Israel built a fake tech company, marketed booby-trapped pagers to Hezbollah’s top fighters, and why Mossad deliberately chose to maim rather than kill. Folk also explains how he landed a rare on-camera interview with the Mossad director who ran the operation. In theaters October 30.

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American workers are paying hundreds of dollars more for employer-sponsored health insurance in 2026, with data released Thursday showing the cost of family coverage rising faster than wages and inflation. Workers now contribute an average of $7,471 annually toward family health insurance premiums, a 9% increase from $6,850 in 2025, according to a survey published by health policy research organization KFF. The additional $621 amounts to roughly $52 more per month in insurance costs deducted from workers’ paychecks, reducing take-home pay before families spend anything on doctor visits, prescriptions or other medical expenses. The average annual premium for employer-sponsored family…

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(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) President Trump on Sunday night put out his second statement endorsing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the upcoming elections in Israel, saying that the US and Israel must “finish the job” against Iran. “To the people of Israel, to those who haven’t seen it, I am attaching the Endorsement I gave one week ago to your Prime Minister, Bibi Netanyahu. As everyone is aware, including the enemy, Bibi and I have had a great relationship in winning together,” Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social that quoted the original endorsement post. “When you go to the…

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(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) SpaceX owner Elon Musk wrote in a post on X on Saturday that Ukraine had violated Starlink’s terms of service by using the satellite internet service for offensive drone attacks and said that the “loophole” allowing those attacks had been closed.“Ukraine military violated Starlink terms of service and used it for offensive drone strikes to kill people. That loophole was closed last week,” Musk said, acknowledging he was behind the recent throttling of Ukraine’s Starlink service. Musk said that the US military’s version of Starlink, known as Starshield, was controlled by the US and that “what they decide…

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Moussa Diawara. Credit: 60 Minutes screenshot Despite undergoing new management, CBS got caught once again spreading another massive lie on its signature Sunday evening program this week. On Sunday, “60 Minutes” aired a story about a 57-year-old illegal alien named Moussa Diawara, who was deported from the United States back in July. Diawara, originally from Mali, had lived in the Houston area for more than 25 years and worked as an Uber driver. During his time in America, Diawara also married a U.S. citizen and raised two children. 6o Minutes reported that ICE detained Diawara on July 11 and put…

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The mission at Creative Destruction Media is to be the catalyst for the “process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one.”cre·a·tive/krēˈādiv/adjectivede·struc·tion/dəˈstrəkSH(ə)n/noun

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Quelle surprise. On Saturday night, a mass shooting broke out at the Florida A&M homecoming game. Eleven people suffered gunshot wounds, with a twelfth injuring an ankle in the rush to flee the scene. Half of the victims are minors, with one just 11 years old.  Advertisement Police arrested one alleged perp late yesterday and announced it this morning. They took a 15-year-old suspect into custody and charged him with attempted murder, but police say more arrests will come. The shooting started as a fight between two individuals: ]]>A 15-year-old male has been arrested in connection with a shooting close to…

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(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Two FBI agents say they saw an unidentified flying object, or UFO, at an undisclosed date and location earlier this year, according to newly released records from the Pentagon.According to a 2026 FBI memo co-signed by the two agents, it was about 9:23 p.m. when another person told them over the radio that they saw something over a nearby ridge line. The agents looked where they were directed, and immediately saw what they described the object as a dark black triangular craft resembling a delta wing drone. The object had a wingspan of nine to fifteen…

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Police clash with rioters in Rome. Left-leaning media have portrayed the rioters’ grievances as justified, while right-leaning media have called for their arrest. Photo: Screenshot from a video posted on X by Fonsi Loaiza. On October 18, the day after rioters looted central Milan, the communist daily Il Manifesto ran its front-page story under “La bella stagione” (The Beautiful Season), with the headline “The city’s excluded take the streets.” In the right-wing La Verità, editor Maurizio Belpietro titled his editorial “Them in jail, us in the streets” and wrote that the destroyers “should not be understood, but punished.” Those contrasting…

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By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Monday, October 26, 2026Abdul El-Sayed, candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan, speaks before U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., takes the stage at Mumford High School on May 3, 2026, in Detroit. | Getty Images/Sarah RiceMore than 220 rabbis from 34 states and Washington, D.C., urged Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, to promote the inclusion of Jews, including Zionist Jews, in the Democratic Party, as former President Barack Obama did.The rabbis issued their open letter Friday, a day before Obama joined El-Sayed at a get-out-the-vote rally in Detroit. It was Obama’s…

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By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Monday, October 26, 2026iStock/whitemayAn Indiana church is mourning its longtime pastor, Leon Hatchett, 88, who died four days after a small plane struck the car he was in near Boonville Airport.Leaders at Wayside Chapel Church in Warrick County said they were heartbroken by the loss of Hatchett, who had been with the congregation for more than 40 years and had served the community for just as long, according to WFIE.Associate Pastor Jacob Conner said members were still in shock.“We were stunned like anybody else was. We were stunned and we were heartbroken,” Conner was…

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(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Russia is demonstrating that gold’s role as money has not diminished. It remains a critical monetary reserve asset that can be utilized when conventional revenue and financing are restricted.Russia drew down its gold holdings by another 6.2 tonnes in September. That dropped the country’s gold reserves to 2,264 tonnes, the lowest level since 2019. Since December 2025, Russia’s reported gold holdings have declined by 2 million ounces (approximately 62 tonnes). In the face of economic sanctions and wartime expenses, the Russian government has used the yellow metal to support its economy. Russia has reported…

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#image_titlePresident Trump Admits There May Be One Million Noncitizen Votes in LA AloneJoe Hoft is a former International Audit and Finance Executive who performed hundreds of audits around the world, oversaw the financial reporting of multi-million and billion-dollar entities, and attended board audit and risk meetings and executive meetings around the world.On Saturday, after voting in Florida, President Trump confirmed that there may be up to one million noncitizen votes in LA alone.🚨 JUST IN: President Trump confirms there could be up to ONE MILLION NONCITIZEN VOTES that must be sequestered“In Los Angeles, they have 20,000 votes, and it could…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Over the weekend, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk issued a stark warning: investing in AI cloud computing companies is ill-advised and could result in “guppy-level death and consolidation.” Analysts have been raising concerns that leading hyperscaler CoreWeave could soon collapse under its own weight, pointing out that it’s taken on over $50 billion in debt, while burning through cash at an alarming rate. It’s a familiar line of thinking as fears of the AI bubble bursting continue to haunt investors, a potentially doomsday-level economic…

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The mission at Creative Destruction Media is to be the catalyst for the “process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one.”cre·a·tive/krēˈādiv/adjectivede·struc·tion/dəˈstrəkSH(ə)n/noun

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Canada legally kills more citizens per year than die by gun violence in the United States, according to a new report. According to the Post Millennial, 16,499 people were killed in 2024 through Canada’s medical assistance in dying program compared with 15,364 gun homicides in the United States that year. Since the population of the United States is more than eight times larger than the population of Canada, far more Canadian assisted suicide deaths occur on a per-capita basis than American gun deaths. That year, state-sanctioned deaths accounted for about 5 percent of all deaths in Canada, which prides itself…

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Sports21 sources·Updated Oct 26, 2026·1 min readThe NBA named Kalshi and Polymarket its preferred prediction-market exchanges, formalizing partnerships that allow them to use official league data and branding. The agreements give the league influence over which markets are offered and establish safeguards, including information-sharing on suspicious trading, cooperation in investigations, and restrictions on league and team personnel trading on NBA events. The NBA also signed a memorandum of understanding with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to coordinate on market and game integrity, expanded its DraftKings partnership to include prediction markets, and plans to extend offerings through some other existing sportsbook…

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House Democrats’ top super PAC poured over $2.2 million into deep red seats Monday that they hope to flip. The House Majority PAC spent $2.2 million on television advertisements against Republican Rep. Brad Finstad in Minnesota’s first district and $380,000 against Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz in Indiana’s fifth district, Punchbowl first reported. President Donald Trump won Spartz’s district by 17 points and Finstad’s district by 12 points. A KAAL-TV/Survey USA poll found Democratic Minnesota congressional candidate Jake Johnson leading Finstad by two points. Spartz is leading Democratic Indiana state Sen. J.D. Ford, although Cook Political Report shifted the race from…

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During an appearance on FNC’s “Fox News Sunday,” House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) doubled down on an earlier claim that polls showing Democrats with an edge in next week’s midterm elections were wrong. Johnson said those surveys used “faulty analysis.” “OK, so let’s talk through a couple of our new Fox News power rankings,” host Shannon Bream said. “When it comes to the House, 219 seats solidly Democrat, 198 Republican. That puts 18 as toss-ups. Also in our power rankings, this is a forecast for election night. If things go really well for Democrats, they end up with 237 seats.…

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Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was reelected Sunday with 51.8% of the vote. Lula’s challenger, conservative Flávio Bolsonaro, refused to concede and asked for the results to be annulled. Polling locations were chaotic after a last-minute decision by a Supreme Court justice to extend voting by two hours, CBS News reported.  The decision may trigger legal action from Bolsonaro.  Lula’s success in the election bucks a trend toward right-of-center candidates aligned with President Donald Trump have seen increasing success. 

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President Donald Trump on Sunday evening posted a lengthy tirade against liberal pundit Bill Maher, with whom he dined at the White House just weeks ago.Maher has, at times, been a favorite pundit of the right, given his willingness to break with the left in viral segments of his program. Seemingly prompting Trump’s rant was former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt’s appearance on Maher’s show, which Trump said saw him ask biased questions. The lengthy Truth Social rant saw Trump not only attack Maher for his handling of the Leavitt interview, but asserted that the pundit had repeatedly begged…

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A since-deleted tweet in 2013 on Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar’s social media account appeared to refer to her father by a different name. “Happy Father’s Day to my aabo Nur Said, I am forever grateful to Allah for giving me the best father …,” Omar stated in the June 2013 post, which was deleted in 2019, Fox News reported.  A memorial post in 2020, as well as several other records, refer to Omar’s father as “Nur Omar Mohamed.”  The deleted post on what was then called Twitter — now called X — refers to Omar’s father as “Nur Said,” which…

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