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A business tycoon, his ceramicist wife, their two young children, nanny and friends have been identified as the passengers killed in a private jet crash.
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The constellation of different committees have overlapping big donors and fund the same candidates—El Sayed and some likeminded far-left House candidates who hate Israel.
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Whenever a Republican crosses over to vote for a Democrat, you can bet on at least one of two things happening: the Democrats applaud this brave act of putting country over party or we learn that the so-called "lifelong Republican" was not. In this case, we learned that the Republican who penned an op-ed in The Dallas Morning News was actually a paid operative for Gina Hinojosa. But what The Dallas Morning News didn't dig into was that the writer, Suzanne Bellsnyder, received $57,000 in consulting payments from the Gina Hinojosa campaign.
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0:36 VIDEO AT LINK............... Bam Bitch went down. lol I watched this several times. Not gonna lie. She blocked the ICE vehicle. ICE put her on the ground. Outside Broadview, she stood in front of the vehicle and refused to move. Agent shoved her out of the way and she hit the pavement. Don’t stand in front of federal vehicles. Don’t play roadblock. ICE doesn’t ask twice. They clear the path. FAFO. https://x.com/LibOrNormal/status/2116497964076085715/video/1
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Turnout, turnout, turnout. The New York Times’ final midterm prediction doesn’t look good for Republicans, as the NYT/Siena poll shows Democrats expecting to sweep every swing-state Senate race. Most other forecasts also paint a grim picture for Republicans’ chances of holding the Senate, while the House appears poised to swing toward Democrats, as the “people’s house” typically swings against the president’s party during midterms. But Republicans need to remember that polls are not the elections themselves. And while the polling picture favors Democrats, turnout is where Republicans have the opportunity to make these races far closer.
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A luxury wristwatch stolen from a watch shop at a shopping complex in Tokyo’s Nakano Ward last week was later returned to the store via a delivery service, accompanied by a handwritten note of apology, investigative sources said Monday. According to police and other sources, the theft occurred at around 8 p.m. on Thursday at a watch shop on the Nakano Broadway complex’s third floor. A man tried on a luxury Audemars Piguet watch worth about ¥46 million ($292,000) and then fled with it. Two store employees were present at the time and neither was injured. The watch was returned...
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In the resurfaced clip, Mohamed says the community’s political goal is to present a united front to lobby for Somalia. Mohamed has previously faced backlash for his Somali-language videos speaking to his fellow foreign constituents, including one about efforts related to naming streets after Somali historical figures. In the subtitled clips that went viral after Libs of TikTok posted them on X, Mohamed, speaking in Somali, said, "Our aim is a united front to lobby for Somalia." WATCH: "Our aim is a united front to lobby for Somalia" - Rep Ismail Mohamed He just endorsed Amy Acton. https://t.co/laY4vzrPou — Libs...
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Explanation: What’s causing this unusually long cloud on Mars? Known as the Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud (AMEC) and first recorded by NASA’s Viking Orbiter 2 in 1977, the strange cloud has been imaged in greater detail more recently by ESA’s robotic Mars Express spacecraft. The featured image is from 2018. The cloud forms only during spring and summer seasons and then only during morning hours. Made of water-ice, the most familiar process that causes cloud crystals to form around bits of dust would fail due to the thinness and lack of dust high in the Martian atmosphere. Leading speculation holds...
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In 18th century London, the Bethlehem Royal Hospital, better known as Bedlam, was a popular attraction. Visitors paid a penny to walk the halls staring at, and often taunting, the inmates. They found entertainment in watching powerless beings manifest their madness, some in a hostile manner. American patriots may soon have a similar experience, absent the spectatorial cruelty. There are countless reasons for voting red down the line on Tuesday, starting with saving the country from people who despise it and the values that built it. But there’s a less noble yet no less satisfying reason. If the Republicans hold...
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"Home care" is now the most common job in America. Many bill the government for no-show work. ================================================================ HARRISBURG, Pa. — Ram Kuma Chhetri has a routine. Every morning at 6 a.m., he pulls into the driveway of a nearby home, sits in the car for two or three minutes, then leaves. At 5 p.m., he does the same: drives up, fiddles with his phone in the driver’s seat, then returns home. Why does he do this every day? Pennsylvania allows poor elderly people to steer government Medicaid payments to their relatives or friends for helping them cook, clean and...
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Democrat Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro pledged to protect “our trans children” in the face of “hate” coming from the federal government and welcomed Admiral Rachel Levine back to the Governor’s mansion at his fourth annual pride reception. The June 2026 event welcomed LGBTQ+ leaders and activists from across the state to celebrate queerness with transgender flags, a performance from the Harrisburg Gay Men’s Chorus, and an impassioned speech from Shapiro. Shapiro has been a fierce advocate of gender ideology throughout his political career and believes gender-confused children should have access to harmful sex-rejecting medical interventions such as puberty blockers, cross-sex...
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Buoyed by polls showing Democrats are favored to win control over Congress in this year's elections, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asserted "it's time that every member of the MAGA movement be held responsible for their role in enabling Trump to tyrannize this country. Investigating and impeaching Trump is, of course, a key goal. However, we must tear out this fascist cancer on our democracy by the grassroots." Clinton acknowledged "being inspired by Sen. Slotkin's (D-Mich) suggestion that we must go beyond the high profile MAGA criminals in Trump's cabinet in our battle to transform this nation and deter...
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https://www.pollsmax.com/governor/ohio/ DEI choices for Ohio.
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You knew Morning Joe would rip Democrat Haley Stevens for endorsing Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race. But the show took it to another, vile level today with an ugly insinuation. Mika Brzezinski: “I think also [people] see something corrupt in this dramatic turnaround. It’s not hard to make an assumption.”If it's not hard, Mika, have the guts to spell it out—instead of hiding behind your murmured insinuation. Get the rest of the story and view the video here.
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American Revolution 2.0Have you already seen how far the country has been pulled off course?Are You Counting the Days Until the Election?A nation in decline does not correct itself by accident. What you are reading is the product of years of quiet work by people who refused to stay inside the stable of group-think: researchers, memers, prayer warriors, and ordinary citizens who left the old media matrix, compared notes, and kept a watch. Five hundred threads ago many of us were still alone, ranging from half-asleep to already on duty. Small enclaves formed, drops were read for clues, and a...
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Ukraine and Russia have both said air alert apps were hacked on Sunday night after fake messages warning of attacks, including nuclear, were sent to users. Ukraine's widely used app sent red-level air raid warnings across the country, with additional warnings of radiation, chemical attacks, and street fighting sent to some residents in areas including Kyiv. A few hours later, Russian authorities said a similar app was hacked after fake alerts, some of which contained foul language, were triggered. It was unclear who was behind the cyberattacks or whether the two incidents were connected.
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People in Texas see 7-11 store owners in line at Wal-Mart buying inventory with SNAP. It goes right into the gas station. But it's "racist" to say anything about this. You have to pretend that Americans are being beaten in the free market. Intolerable.
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An insane scene unfolded on the University of Michigan campus Sunday when a far-left activist, identified as a supporter of Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, launched a vicious attack on a Jewish conservative commentator. And, boy, did things get even uglier when the cops showed up. The setting was UMich's Ann Arbor campus. A group of conservative commentators had set up a table beneath a sign that read, “Is Islam Compatible with the West?” and were interacting with students when the unhinged young woman confronted them. Clearly irate, she proceeded to get aggressive with two men manning the table, clapping...
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A disease that health officials have described as the fastest-spreading on record in Africa shows no signs of slowing down, and may soon afflict those outside the continent. The unprecedented spread of Ebola has resulted in thousands of cases, with Nigeria reporting its first case in more than a decade last month, and additional reports in Kenya and other African countries. While the majority of cases are currently affecting those in Africa, health experts are warning that the situation could change and countries should start increasing preparedness now.
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A judge on Monday dismissed a criminal complaint against a pair of former FBI officials accused of lying to Congress about what they knew about the Hunter Biden investigation, a person familiar with the matter confirmed to NBC News. U.S. Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui found the government had failed to show probable cause that Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides had lied to Congress about Hunter Biden’s laptop. The case was brought by criminal complaint rather than being presented to a federal grand jury in Washington, where jurors have been skeptical of politically-tinged cases against purported Trump enemies, most recently rejecting...
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