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Screens Blaze, BBC Says Peaceful

As cars burned and police clashed with masked rioters, a BBC segment still called France’s nationwide unrest “mostly peaceful.”Story SnapshotBBC described protests as “mostly...

Judge Slams School: Apologize, Pay Up

A federal judge said Everett Public Schools likely violated the First Amendment, and now the district must apologize, retrain its board, and pay $275,000.Story...

The Midterms Could Reshape Power Beyond Election Night

Democratic control of even one chamber would slam the brakes on President Trump’s legislative agenda and trigger aggressive investigations of his administration’s policies.Story SnapshotCommittee...

FBI Probes Wave Of Mystery Powder

A nationwide wave of suspicious “white powder” letters targeted senators and election offices, prompting federal investigations and safety alerts just weeks before midterms.Story HighlightsFederal...

Are Election Polls Measuring Votes or Moving Them?

President Trump warned that misleading “suppression polls” can keep his voters home by creating a false sense of either defeat or a done deal.Story...

Noncitizen Alarm: California Hits Delete On Data

President Trump’s Justice Department sued California to stop counting mail ballots tied to more than 20,000 suspected noncitizens until their citizenship is verified, putting...

Betting Whispered, Brawl Explodes At Kids’ Game

Deputies are moving to file criminal charges after adults turned an 8-year-olds’ football game into a field-wide brawl, sending children running for safety.Story HighlightsSheriff...

Pre-Earnings Bloodbath Jolts Netflix

Netflix announced cuts affecting about 1,000 employees — roughly 6% of its staff — as the streamer reshuffles priorities ahead of earnings.Story HighlightsNetflix co-CEOs...

Five-Grand Frenzy – Real Or Mirage?

President Trump again promised $5,000 for every adult citizen if Republicans keep both chambers, putting Congress on the clock and critics on defense.Story HighlightsTrump...

Judge Hammers Coach After Chilling Footage

A Mississippi federal judge gave a former gymnastics coach the maximum 90-year sentence for secretly recording girls in a gym bathroom after his guilty...

Alaska Firewall: Why Trump Rushed North

President Trump flew 3,400 miles to Alaska to rally voters behind Sen. Dan Sullivan in a high-stakes fight that could decide Senate control.Story HighlightsTrump...

Corruption Superlative Sparks Media Dogfight

Democratic strategist James Carville told a Newsmax audience that President Trump’s administration is “more corrupt than all other administrations put together,” igniting a sharp,...

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Did Editors Bury Trump’s Follow-Up?

A viral rally quip is being spun as an insult to Trump voters, but the fuller quote points to crowd loyalty and “common sense”...

Pop-Up Tow Hits: $562 Vanish Fee

Concertgoers say a pop-up tow-and-pay scheme drained $562 per car and left at least one vehicle badly damaged in Sacramento.Story HighlightsDrivers reported cars vanished...

ABC’s Big Oops: Billion-Dollar Claim Crumbles

ABC News published a high-profile story on President Trump’s sons, then scrubbed it and later admitted key errors about investments and Pentagon contracts.Story HighlightsABC...

A Stranger’s Morning Ride Ends in Violence

A stranger slashed a 27-year-old commuter in the face on a Bronx subway train during Friday’s morning rush, police said.Story SnapshotPolice say a man...

Licenses, Contracts, Conscience – Who Loses?

Justice Samuel Alito says the Supreme Court’s 2015 same-sex marriage ruling marked a decisive turn against religious liberty, putting people of faith on the...

Two Candidates Clash Over Crime and Accountability

A former federal prosecutor stood on a debate stage and used hard numbers, not slogans, to accuse New York's sitting attorney general of going...

Labor Unions Join a Growing Education Standoff

France’s student unrest has morphed into a nationwide push backed by major labor unions, turning school blockades into a broader political test for Paris.Story...

Drone Strike Mystery: Militants Or Civilians?

An Israeli drone strike hit a moving vehicle in Gaza City, killing two people and injuring others, as Israel says it targeted Hamas engineers...

Voter Rolls Tell a Different Political Story

Republican voter registration just hit its strongest midterm position in at least 20 years, and Democrats are scrambling to explain it.Story SnapshotRepublicans improved their...

Security Steps In as Rally Tensions Rise

Security escorted multiple protesters out of President Trump’s San Antonio rally after repeated outbursts that halted his speech several times.Story HighlightsMultiple protesters interrupted President...

A Football Weekend Ends in Heartbreaking Mystery

Authorities identified the body pulled from Cleveland’s Cuyahoga River as 24-year-old Maryland father Phoenix Phillips, closing a multi-day search after the Browns-Steelers game.Story SnapshotCuyahoga...

One Fraternity Case Is Now Testing Cornell’s System

Cornell University hired former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates to run a sweeping review of its sexual misconduct systems after outrage over a 2024...

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