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A powerful Democrat Virginia state senator has been indicted on federal charges including marijuana trafficking, money laundering, and racketeering. Sen. L. Louise Lucas, who has been in office for more than three decades, surrendered to federal authorities on Thursday after she was charged in a public corruption case that comes less than two weeks before the midterm elections. The 82-year old Democrat and a half dozen other people, including her daughters, stand accused of conspiring to distribute more than 200 pounds of pot and launder the profits in an investigation that began during the Biden administration but picked up steam…

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Two unidentified gunmen opened fire inside Hamoud Church in Jordan’s southern Karak governorate on Friday, with reports saying the shooting occurred during a funeral. Local media reported at least seven people killed and about 10 wounded, some critically, though authorities had not yet confirmed a final toll. Security forces were pursuing the attackers, whose identities and motive were not known; officials urged the public to rely on verified information as investigations continued.In this story:Tag

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The Ilhan Omar plot has thickened as it now appears that the Somalia-born congresswoman may not only have committed fraud to obtain her U.S.  citizenship but may also have been using a false name. Fox News Digital has learned that the Minnesota Democrat’s “real name” is not Ilhan Omar, but actually Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, two sources familiar with the federal investigation into the “Squad” member told the conservative news outlet, one of them a member of law enforcement. If it were to be proven in court that the leftist lawmaker has been living her “entire life under an alias,”…

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Saban, a new ESPN series examining the career of the longtime football coach and current ESPN analyst, takes a contrarian view toward the sense of entitlement plaguing our culture and today’s college campuses. Modern society focuses on instant gratification achieved after little effort. (Take, for example, recent grade inflation in the Ivy League stemming from both students’ sense of entitlement and a belief that education is but a means to an end.) On the other hand, the film, and the coach at the heart of it, connect success with prioritizing execution more than outcomes.  The end result: A film about…

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Rep. Ilhan Oman, D-Minn., said that she and her family will be moving out of their Washington home after federal agents raided the residence last week as part of an investigation into her immigration to the U.S. “Obviously, I can’t continue to live there. So we have to figure out where to move to because our address has been public, and with the death threats that I deal with, it’s no longer going to be feasible to be in that house and have my kids visiting off and on, having people track them,” Omar told MS NOW.  The federal investigation is…

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the occupied West Bank to go into “full lockdown” on Friday following reports from the Israeli military that it had killed two Palestinians accused of firing upon people near Hebron. The shooting attack injured five people near the city, NBC News reported.  Netanyahu’s office said it directed the Israel Defense Forces to “impose a closure” on Hebron and prepare to fully lock down the entire West Bank starting Friday. No further details were provided on the ordered closure.  Netanyahu blamed Hamas for the shooting and said the group was “planning a major attack” aimed at…

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As the midterms loom less than two weeks away, PBS News Hour co-host Geoff Bennett set the table Tuesday night with discussion about yet another “surprisingly close race” in a Red state, the moderate Republican stronghold of Kansas. Reporter William Brangham discussed the Senate race with Jared Cerullo of affiliate station PBS Kansas. The hot topic: Trump using the term “Shylock,” for the Jewish money-lender character in Shakespeare’s play The Merchant of Venice.  William Brangham: Last night in Wichita, the president sought to rally Republicans in Kansas to get out and vote. But his comments were often laced with ugly…

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Once President Donald Trump took office and started actually enforcing immigration laws — coupled with the dismantling of USAID, which served as a de facto Democratic slush fund — the hundreds of thousands of migrants flooding across the border monthly under the Biden administration dwindled to a trickle almost overnight. Yet, with another election looming, suddenly there are reports of a migrant caravan heading to America. There are a reported 400-600 people in the caravan, which is named ‘Fe y Esperanza’ or ‘Faith and Hope,’ coming mainly from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador. “A migrant caravan with hundreds of people,…

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The Department of Justice announced Wednesday that Ohio State’s medical school was found to have discriminated against white and Asian applicants in violation of federal law. The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division cited admissions practices for the 2023, 2024, and 2025 incoming classes, saying that the school violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination based on color or race, according to a news release. The Justice Department also mentioned the 2023 Supreme Court decision of Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, which effectively banned affirmative action. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said, “Despite SFFA, OSU Med allows some…

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One of the great things about X, and before that Twitter, is that every so often you find a gem that sums things up in just a few words. It’s Norm MacDonald’s famous tweet. Or David Burge’s bon mots. Or, in this case, Rob Henderson’s summing up of the liberal response to anything that you object to: Advertisement Step 1: It’s not really happening Step 2: Yeah, it’s happening, but it’s not a big deal Step 3: It’s a good thing, actually Step 4: People freaking out about it are the real problem— Rob Henderson (@robkhenderson) June 14, 2021This applies to…

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When France sneezes, it used to be said, all Europe catches cold. One need only consider the French Revolution, 1848’s “Springtime of the Peoples,” or even the student protests of May 1968 to see the point: There is something about France that allows her to act as both catalyst for and barometer of profound shifts in European order.One wonders whether the riots currently convulsing the Hexagon will prove the latest illustration of this phenomenon. For the past few weeks, malcontents in their tens of thousands have taken to the streets of cities across the country, demanding—something. The demonstrations started with…

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During an interview with Mid-Michigan Now on Thursday, Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed discussed his foreign policy vision and said that “we’ve got to remember that our job is to be the principal upholder of international law.” Sinclair Statewide Political Reporter Remington Hernandez asked, “Let’s talk foreign policy with the war and much broader. First, on the war, what would you do about it? And give me your broader foreign policy vision.” El-Sayed answered, “Well, immediately, we need a war powers resolution that is going to strip this administration from continuing to force us into the folly of…

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On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Big Money in the Morning,” Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) stated that “while Iran’s economy is decimated, it’s going to take a while.” And “we’re going to have to keep working at this to make sure there’s a regime change, eventually.” He also predicted we will need “a lot more bombing and destroying of the Iranian military force.” Scott began by saying, “I just got back from the Middle East. I was in Israel, Cyprus, and Greece. And Iran is clearly — their economy is decimated, but these people are crazy. They want…

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President Trump rallied voters in Sioux City, Iowa on Thursday, where he announced his administration’s use of the Defense Production Act to boost refining capacity, aiming to lower fuel prices. The president also stumping for Republican candidates, including Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, the GOP nominee for Senate, and criticizing the record of her Democrat opponent, state Representative Josh Turek. President Trump has ordered new measures aimed at lowering the cost of buying a home, which directs the Federal Housing Finance Agency to automatically cancel private mortgage insurance for qualifying homeowners once they build up enough equity. President Trump is also directing…

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A group of cartel gunmen fired into a passing bus loaded with students in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, spreading terror among the local community. The driver sustained shrapnel injuries. The students were unharmed. The attack took place on Thursday morning, when a green public transportation bus was transporting students in the town of Escuinapa, Sinaloa. According to information released by the Sinaloa government, the attack targeted the bus driver. The vehicle was full of students from a local junior high on their way to school. The gunmen walked up to the bus and began firing; however, the driver was…

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Editor’s note: This commentary includes adult innuendo. The news is brutal — for Democrats and the fraudsters they enable. But while fraud spreads in blue states under Democrat single-party rule, David French concludes that voters want to punish Republicans for it. In Virginia, the powerful Democrat state Sen. Louise Lucas has been indicted on racketeering and money laundering charges, with wiretap evidence that prosecutors say captured her talking about grabbing her chance to build “generational wealth.” In Democrat-run Minnesota, federal prosecutors are stacking bodies over the Feeding Our Future “nonprofit” scheme that defrauded the Federal Child Nutrition Program by utilizing…

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Over on X, DataRepublican’s reporting on documents and recordings from the Democratic Socialists of America and allied networks lays out a calculated strategy for the run-up to the 2028 elections. The goal is sustained mass violence and street clashes designed to push President Donald Trump into invoking the Insurrection Act. Once invoked, Democratic governors and progressive organizations would treat the order itself as evidence of “fascism” and a reason to undermine federal authority. Groups including the United Democracy Alliance, invoking Erica Chenoweth’s 3.5 percent rule, appear ready to coordinate the street actions, legal support, and media framing. Neville Roy Singham,…

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Democrat Senate hopeful James Talarico doesn’t want you to change his mind. He wants you to change yours, and he’s betting Texas Republicans are gullible enough to fall for the packaging. Conservative commentator Steven Crowder has filed a lawsuit against CNN and Jubilee over their use of “Change My Mind,” the slogan Crowder made famous through his political debate videos.  According to Newsweek, Crowder says his trademark brand and format are being used to help Talarico ingratiate himself with conservative voters. Crowder initially threatened legal action against Talarico, CNN, and Jubilee, but the reported lawsuit names the two media companies…

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Did you know evangelical stateswoman Elisabeth Elliot was a closeted bisexual? That’s precisely what the once-great and editorially troubled Christianity Today (CT) wants you to believe, even as they offer no real evidence for their claim in their tabloid-adjacent piece published last Friday. In fact, the historic evangelical publication, founded by evangelist Billy Graham in 1956, shamelessly insinuates the deceased woman’s bisexuality on nothing more than the word of a young gay activist currently promoting his new book, Born Again Queer: A History of Evangelical Gay Activism and the Making of Antigay Christianity. This author, William Stell, shares a wholly…

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For years, America’s leading medical and psychological organizations have insisted that so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors is medically necessary, evidence-based, and even lifesaving. Questioning these claims could get you labeled a bigot, accused of harming children, or professionally ostracized. Now, they are being pressed to put their money where their mouth is. On Oct. 14, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., issued formal demands to six influential medical organizations: the American Academy of Pediatrics, American Psychological Association, American Psychiatric Association, American Medical Association (AMA), Endocrine Society and World Professional Association for Transgender…

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“Although you live here, I want you to know as mayor, you are not welcome here.” Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud said that to a Christian pastor at a city council meeting last year. The pastor’s offense was objecting to the renaming of a street in Dearborn for Osama Siblani, a local publisher with a long public record of support for Hezbollah and Hamas. The mayor added that the day the pastor moved out, he would “launch a parade.” That was not a mayor losing his temper. It was a mayor revealing a worldview. Now a Dearborn resident has taken that…

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A few days ago, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued a report confirming that the nine largest banks in the country engaged in debanking thousands of people based on their political or religious beliefs. This is at best outrageous, and at worst, illegal — and clearly it needs to be addressed quickly and firmly. For about a five-year period, these large banks engaged in debanking (closing customers’ account and preventing them from access to bank services) for “other than business reasons.” These individuals and entities just so happened to be Christian, conservative, or both. The debanking created…

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Mississippi State Capitol in Jackson, Miss., on June 28, 2020. Rory Doyle/AFP via Getty ImagesMississippi can enforce a law prohibiting some diversity practices in schools, a federal appeals court ruled on Oct. 22 in a decision that also removed the judge overseeing the case over the use of artificial intelligence.The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruling overturned a 2025 decision from U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate that blocked the state from enforcing a law restricting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices.The law, H.B. 1193, bars schools and colleges from promoting DEI through classes and administrators from punishing…

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Excerpt: Burning fossil fuels may have stopped the Earth from entering another ice age, a new study suggests. The research, published Thursday in the journal Science, uses samples of ancient vegetation and rock records to analyze the growth—and sudden retreat—of an ice cap that is the last vestige of an ice sheet that once covered much of North America.“A question that’s in the popular consciousness is, have we caused enough global warming to stop the next ice age from happening?” says Andrew Wickert, an associate professor of environmental science at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, who was not involved…

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By Joan Swirsky Whether it’s on college campuses across America or on the streets of cities throughout the world or out of the mouths of major world leaders or the peace-loving anti-Semites at that cesspool on 1st Avenue in NY City––the United Nations–– or the Nobel Committee that just awarded the Peace Prize  to a longtime anti-Semitic judge who called Israel’s response to being savagely attacked a “genocide” of its opponents, or many of the Democrat elected leaders in the United States, the “Israel is committing genocide” meme––and canard––is all the rage. It’s as ubiquitous as the now-disproven “Israel is…

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A Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient-turned-illegal-alien was reportedly caught red-handed vandalizing a World War II Iowa Jima monument in Quantico, Virginia – causing hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage – federal sources and local police confirm. “Multiple federal sources confirm to @FoxNews that the suspect arrested for using a sledgehammer to behead a WW2 Iwo Jima monument in Quantico, VA on Tuesday is a Mexican illegal alien & former DACA recipient whose legal status expired this year,” Fox News Correspondent Bill Mellugin reported Thursday: “Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano has now been charged with felony destruction of property…

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The Treasury Department on Thursday excluded Venezuela from proposed restrictions on certain U.S. investments abroad, saying the government of former President Nicolás Maduro no longer exists following his capture in January.The Treasury said Venezuela’s current government, led by Maduro’s former deputy, Delcy Rodríguez, did not meet the statutory definition of a country of concern under the proposed rules.The proposed rules could still apply to certain investments in Venezuelan entities.The department issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Thursday to update its Outbound Investment Security Program under the Comprehensive Outbound Investment Security (COINS) Act.The COINS Act directs the Treasury secretary to…

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President Donald Trump issued a presidential proclamation Thursday that could curb the importation of wind turbines and turbine parts into the United States.The Department of Commerce conducted an investigation that became the basis of the presidential proclamation.Trump wrote that, at the conclusion of the investigation, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick “found and advised me of his opinion that wind turbines and their components and subcomponents are being imported into the United States under such circumstances as to threaten to impair the national security of the United States.”Congress gave some powers over to the executive branch in the Trade Expansion Act of…

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Rep. Ilhan Omar offered a much more qualified answer than she has previously when asked whether she was related to her former husband, telling MS NOW host Chris Hayes, “Not to my knowledge.” The response differed sharply from the categorical denunciations that she gave before. During the same exchange, Omar continued to call accounts supporting the allegation “insane.” But when Hayes pressed her directly about a possible family connection, she hedged her answer. The exchange aired Wednesday, October 21st, on “All In with Chris Hayes,” during an interview following the federal search of Omar’s Washington, D.C., home. The Minnesota Democrat…

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Actress Natasha Lyonne caused liberals to blow their tops after she appeared to express a preference for President Donald Trump over Vice President JD Vance, along with heaping some praise on billionaire tech guru Elon Musk. The actress, most well-known for her roles in “American Pie” and “Russian Doll” reacted to a video clip showing a protester interrupting the vice president and calling for the release of the Epstein files. Lyonne then slammed Vance while saying she preferred Trump over him. “Sketchy mofo – prefer Trump – this s— is even scarier – don’t really know how we arrived at…

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A Cuban bakery located in Florida is now the center of a conservative boycott campaign after the establishment hosted a visit from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, along with another Democratic congressional candidate. Jeffries and Eliot Rodriguez, who is campaigning for Florida’s 27th District, visited a bakery in Pinecrest, which is a suburb of Miami. The two men met with one of the bakery’s owners in what appeared to be a typical campaign stop. Rodriguez took video footage of the stop and later posted it on social media. The footage featured Rodriguez standing next to CAO Bakery co-owner Yvette Cao.…

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Democratic congressional nominee LaKesha Womack was served with a criminal summons at a campaign rally over allegations that she failed to return a rental car nearly seven years ago. The North Carolina candidate is challenging Republican Rep. Tim Moore and now faces a court appearance one week after Election Day. Womack has questioned the timing of the summons and suggested the case could give her opponent an advantage. Womack said she received the summons while attending an October 11th rally in Polk County, two days after first learning about the pending charge. She’s running in North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District,…

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Brian Kilmeade and Lawrence Jones, co-hosts of the popular morning show “Fox & Friends,” caused quite a stir among supporters of President Donald Trump when they slammed Vice President JD Vance for not endorsing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his re-election bid. During a conversation with veteran reporter Mark Halperin, Vance decided not to endorse Netanyahu’s bid for reelection. This came a day after President Trump chose to back Netanyahu. “The president has the most effective endorsement in American or international political history. I endorse American candidates, and that’s where I’m focused on in the midterms. So I’m not…

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BioWare is closing after more than three decades, following the commercial disappointment of “Dragon Age: The Veilguard,” the fantasy game that drew sharp criticism for its inclusion of gender identity and pronouns. Parent company Electronic Arts is also ending development of the next “Mass Effect.” The shutdown follows an earlier reduction in BioWare’s development team. Approximately 50 positions at the studio are reportedly included in a broader round of roughly 400 EA job cuts. The studio announced the decision Wednesday, October 21st, 2026, bringing an end to a developer whose history stretches back to 1995. BioWare built its reputation with…

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Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed got visibly upset during a heated exchange with Republican opponent Mike Rogers over allegations involving the Muslim Brotherhood. Rogers challenged the Michigan Democrat’s record on police funding before bringing up an appeal to Egypt’s former president. El-Sayed denied belonging to the organization and accused Rogers of questioning his loyalty to the Constitution. Rogers pushed back, invoking his family’s military service and accusing his opponent of trying to portray himself as a victim. The confrontation unfolded during the candidates’ second Michigan Senate debate on Wednesday, October 21st, as a discussion of law enforcement turned into a…

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The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries — both WNBA teams, which is why you might not have heard of them — did not alter their national anthem routine despite a change of cities, which is earning them the wrath of Americans across the country. Both teams were off the court during the anthem just prior to the start of Game 3 of the WNBA Finals at State Farm Arena. This was the third straight absence, despite a provision now contained in the league’s rulebook that calls for all players to stand and line up during the performance of the…

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The Italian and Spanish governments agreed to restore their mutual Schengen open borders area agreement Thursday, ending a months-long impasse in the wake of the mass illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta. In an official press release, Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi detailed that the resumption of the Schengen Agreement with Spain follows a “cordial” telephone conversation between Prime Ministers Giorgia Meloni and Pedro Sánchez on the sidelines of the recent European Council meeting. Per the Ministry, both heads of state agreed to not further extend their respective Schengen suspensions with one another. “The decision, reached after a careful analysis of the…

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On Tuesday afternoon, MS NOW host Alicia Menendez and contributor Jason Johnson marveled over Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el-Sayed’s response to a question about whether he has sympathy for the Muslim Brotherhood. Menendez set up the segment: Abdul el-Sayed is no stranger to confrontation on the campaign trail. As he stumps across Michigan, the Democratic Senate candidate is met almost regularly with critics hoping to catch him off balance for a viral moment. His Saturday town hall in Michigan, just northeast of Flint, was no different until it was because this time el-Sayed turned a heckler into a campaign…

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It has become in most circles almost a foregone conclusion that the Democrats are primed to seize control of the House of Representatives and perhaps the Senate come November 3. Considering longstanding historical trends favoring the out party in midterm elections, President Trump’s sub-40% approval rating, and the stubbornly high cost of living, it is entirely unsurprising to see widespread predictions of a blue wave. The question now is whether the outcome is already baked in, or if the pollsters are in for a surprise. Is there something that might plausibly arise in the less than two weeks remaining before…

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Leftist parties and organizations across Europe are calling upon their sympathizers to draw “inspiration” from the recent violent riots in France and stage similar protests in their respective nations. The French riots, while initially “student” protests demanding better education conditions, were swiftly co-opted by the far-left, leading to the chaos and destruction that shocked the world over the weekend, and with more protest dates planned for the coming weeks. And now, the out-of-control wave of violence, arson, looting, and vandalism that recently engulfed France has already become a rallying cry for European leftists inciting further calls for unrest and protests.…

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Beijing (AFP) – China’s first fully AI-generated feature film opens in cinemas on Friday in what promises to be a tough box-office test for the country’s booming tech industry as advance ticket sales lag. More than 10,000 screenings of the sci-fi thriller “Sanxingdui: Future Past” are scheduled for Friday, according to ticketing platform Maoyan. Public reception, however, has been less than enthusiastic. Presale revenue as of Friday morning stood at 80,000 yuan ($11,980), while total box-office takings were forecast to remain below 150,000 yuan, only a fraction of the reported production cost, according to Maoyan. Ticket prices range from 20…

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COLUMBUS, Miss.—Former Vice President Kamala Harris stumped for Mississippi U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom at his hometown high school on Oct. 22.The Democrat and district attorney for the 16th Judicial District of Mississippi has gained ground on his Republican opponent, incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), in the Magnolia State as the clock ticks closer to Nov. 3.Colom’s rise in the Senate race prompted the Cook Political Report to switch the contest from a “Solid Republican” to a “Likely Republican” win as the Senate Majority PAC funneled $1.2 million on an advertisement to boost his campaign.“I have traveled here because indeed Mississippi…

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Comedy Central’s all-out effort to drag Abdul El-Sayed across the finish line in Michigan’s Senate race continued on Thursday when The Daily Show host Ronny Chieng mocked Republican Mike Rogers for asking El-Sayed about his affinity for terrorist organizations. Chieng introduced a clip of ABC’s Jay O’Brien by declaring, “And with control of the Senate hanging in the balance, the debates are starting to get a little heated.” After a clip of ABC’s Jay O’Brien falsely saying Mike Rogers “without providing evidence” attempted “to link El-Sayed to Islamic extremists,” The Daily Show’s Ronny Chieng mocked Rogers, “It’s a brilliant move.…

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Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) speaks during a campaign rally for Wisconsin Gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong in Milwaukee on Aug. 2, 2026. Joshua Lott/Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump on Oct. 22 urged Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) to resign from her congressional role over allegations that she used a fake name to enter Congress.This followed a motion filed by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro on Oct. 21 that referred to Omar as “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.” The filing was related to a federal search warrant for the congresswoman’s home.“It was just revealed that Ilhan Omar’s name is not Ilhan…

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The polling industry is in the spotlight again after a purported pollster, Wedgewood Polls, released a statement admitting all but one survey it published was fake and that the endeavor was an “experimental project.” If this story sounds familiar, that’s probably because another supposed polling firm, Median Strategies, also confessed to making up polls earlier this year and used similar language to justify its deceptive actions. Wedgewood, however, released several more surveys than Median, many in key battleground races, leading some Democrats to claim one fake poll tanked their hopes of getting their preferred candidate into the general election.Playing Whac-A-Mole…

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President Donald Trump addressed thousands of supporters in northwest Iowa on Thursday, continuing a fast-paced tour of the nation to boost turnout for Republican candidates in midterm elections.Some polls and prediction markets have Democrats favored to capture control of the Senate and House of Representatives on Nov. 3.“If they win the midterms, it’s the start of something very bad, very dark, very horrible for our country,” Trump said during a rally in a hangar on the tarmac at Sioux Gateway Airport in Sioux City.He listed his administration’s achievements, including border security, reduced poverty, low unemployment, and stock market highs, emphasizing…

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