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Marc Morano heads to Turkey for UN Climate Summit COP31: “Just when you think you’re out — the U.S. midterm elections pull us back into the climate agenda. We are now at a crossroads in the climate change debate, which has been formally going on since the UN started its…

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Peter Ticktin and Donald Trump at the New York Military Academy in New York state. Longtime Donald Trump ally, childhood friend from New York Military Academy, and prominent Florida attorney Peter Ticktin sat down with The Gateway Pundit to deliver a stark warning about what Americans can expect the moment…

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s recent attack on online anonymity exposed a widening disagreement between Europe and the United States over what freedom in the West should mean. Earlier this month, a young German researcher asked Merz what a pending digital ID law would mean for whistleblowers and investigative journalists. The Chancellor…

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The number of people filing initial claims for unemployment benefits sank by 6,000 to 189,000 in the final week of October, tying the July 18 reading that was the lowest level of claims since 1969. The four-week average of initial claims, which economists look to for the underlying trend in…

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(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) President Trump has denied that he’s considering firing War Secretary Pete Hegseth after CBS News reported that the president had asked his top aides whether the Pentagon chief should keep his job after the Republican defeat in the midterm elections.The Atlantic also reported before the midterms that Trump…

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Eric Armstrong/Instagram Iowa Democrat Eric Armstrong, who publicly suspended his campaign on September 7 citing personal health problems and said the district “deserves a representative who can give 100 percent of their energy to this race,” won Iowa House District 20 anyway. Armstrong, a former railroad executive from Carter Lake,…

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The so-called “blue tsunami” in Iowa and Texas was powerful enough to sweep at least two Democrats to victory despite both candidates having suspended their campaigns months earlier.In Texas, Democrat Ericka Lomick defeated Republican Alan Blaylock with 51% of the vote in their race for state House…

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Business23 sources·Updated Nov 5, 2026·1 min readWendy’s independent board committee unanimously rejected a $1.4 billion all-cash takeover proposal from an investor group led by Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management, with Flynn Group LP, BlueFive Capital and Sixth Street Partners. The group offered $7.35 per share for shares it does not…

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https://www.newsweek.com/revenge-of-climate-heretics-50-leading-eco-policy-dissenters-12651706 Revenge of the Climate Heretics: The 50 Leading Eco-Policy Dissenters – Newsweek Excerpt: Marc Morano Morano worked for Rush Limbaugh, then ran communications for Senator James Inhofe, a prominent opponent of climate regulation. In 2009, he founded Climate Depot, a website challenging mainstream climate science and policy. In 2016,…

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Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. California Governor-elect Xavier Becerra, during a Democrat primary debate, told an excitable fellow Hispanic opponent, “Calmate.” It means calm down or relax. So, in the spirit of calmate, some advice to Republicans after Tuesday’s midterm drubbing: calm down and…

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