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Pete Hegseth’s father says el Sayed has ‘little man syndrome’
War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s father weighed in on the Michigan Senate race on Friday by going after Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed. While speaking on comedian Hasan Minhaj’s podcast earlier in the week, el Sayed discussed a topic that’s come up often thr…
Maine school official raises Muslim religious objections to classroom dogs as district weighs policy changes
The debate began after a teacher at Ocean Avenue Elementary School sought permission to foster puppies in her classroom, giving students an opportunity to interact with the animals during reading and playtime.
Trump on Iran negotiations: ‘We’re not in that much of a hurry’
President Donald Trump said on Saturday night the United States is not “in that much of a hurry” to sign a negotiated deal with Iran as the president weighs launching a fresh wave of strikes against the terrorist-sponsoring nation following the midterm elec…
Trick-Or-Treat? Mike Rogers Has Some Fun With 'Gifts' to Honor El-Sayed's Halloween Birthday
Why Palisades Fire survivors furious at Karen Bass still back her for mayor: ‘The devil you know’
Four residents who lost their homes in the deadly blaze blame Karen Bass over her failures surrounding the fire, but are still voting for her on Election Day.
FBI visits ‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan donors as feds ramp up investigation into Alaska Senate candidate
Agents have contacted donors in at least two remote communities in Alaska and a couple in Massachusetts.
Fitness influencer and OnlyFans star Liam Fitzgerald dies in motorcycle crash
The content creator suffered severe injuries in the crash and died around 2 a.m. Friday, his girlfriend announced.
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Trump loses lawsuit against Wall Street Journal over Epstein claims
A federal judge dismissed President Trump's lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal and its owners, saying he failed to crack the protections the First Amendment grants to the press.
Trump on Iran negotiations: ‘We’re not in that much of a hurry’
President Donald Trump said on Saturday night the United States is not “in that much of a hurry” to sign a negotiated deal with Iran as the president weighs launching a fresh wave of strikes against the terrorist-sponsoring nation following the midterm elec…
FBI visits ‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan donors as feds ramp up investigation into Alaska Senate candidate
Agents have contacted donors in at least two remote communities in Alaska and a couple in Massachusetts.
Pete Hegseth’s father says el Sayed has ‘little man syndrome’
War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s father weighed in on the Michigan Senate race on Friday by going after Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed. While speaking on comedian Hasan Minhaj’s podcast earlier in the week, el Sayed discussed a topic that’s come up often thr…
Economy
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Trump’s tariff craze has derailed the GOP’s hopes to maintain their authority after the 2026 midterms
Heading into the midterms, the economy should have been President Trump’s and the GOP’s strong point, but it’s not thanks to the self-inflected injury of tariffs and the inflation it continues to stoke.
West Coast favorite ice cream chain expands empire with new Bay Area location
Popular Portland-based ice cream chain Salt & Straw is set to open its first Oakland location in the Rockridge neighborhood on Nov. 13.
Europeans Can't Even Die In Their Own Coffins?
Europeans Can't Even Die In Their Own Coffins? Authored by Remix News Staff via Remix News , With deaths accelerating in Europe due to a rapidly aging population, observers might expect a "silver lining" in at least one area of the economy: coffin productio…
Rubio Calls Out China's "Coercive Behavior" In West Sea As Japan, South Korea Sign Arctic Pact
Rubio Calls Out China's "Coercive Behavior" In West Sea As Japan, South Korea Sign Arctic Pact Secretary of State Marco Rubio raised concerns about China's efforts to assert control over the South China Sea, its " coercive behavior " in the East China Sea a…
Finance
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AI Investors Are Racing to Get Insurance on the Biggest Market Bet in History
With trillions of dollars riding on the artificial-intelligence trade, investors, traders and even tech executives are hunting for high-stakes protection.
Trump’s tariff craze has derailed the GOP’s hopes to maintain their authority after the 2026 midterms
Heading into the midterms, the economy should have been President Trump’s and the GOP’s strong point, but it’s not thanks to the self-inflected injury of tariffs and the inflation it continues to stoke.
West Coast favorite ice cream chain expands empire with new Bay Area location
Popular Portland-based ice cream chain Salt & Straw is set to open its first Oakland location in the Rockridge neighborhood on Nov. 13.
Europeans Can't Even Die In Their Own Coffins?
Europeans Can't Even Die In Their Own Coffins? Authored by Remix News Staff via Remix News , With deaths accelerating in Europe due to a rapidly aging population, observers might expect a "silver lining" in at least one area of the economy: coffin productio…
National Security
All security →Trump on Iran negotiations: ‘We’re not in that much of a hurry’
President Donald Trump said on Saturday night the United States is not “in that much of a hurry” to sign a negotiated deal with Iran as the president weighs launching a fresh wave of strikes against the terrorist-sponsoring nation following the midterm elec…
Ukraine’s Leader Talks Melania Trump’s Peace Deal, Takes Aim at Tucker Carlson in Exclusive Interview
In a wide ranging interview, the leader of Ukraine granted an exclusive one-on-one conversation with TONY PERKINS to discuss the cease-fire negotiated by First Lady MELANIA TRUMP…how commentator TUCKER CARLSON’s suggestions that Ukraine is persecuting Chris…
First Doomsday Warnings, Then Poland Crisis, Iran's "No Limits" Threat, & Now "Mass Casualty" Risk In Moscow
First Doomsday Warnings, Then Poland Crisis, Iran's "No Limits" Threat, & Now "Mass Casualty" Risk In Moscow Emergency preparedness warnings across the US, Europe, and Japan have been amplified in corporate media and turned into hysteria for the general pub…
TASArtificial Intelligence and the Future of Warfare: Can the U.S. Military Keep Up?
Back in the last decade of the last century, all of the services were — each in its own way...
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