At Least 16 Dead in Maine Massacre

Published: Thu, 10/26/23

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At Least 16 Dead in Maine Massacre

Associated Press

Robert Card, a 40-year-old Army Reserve firearms instructor, killed at least 16 in a shooting spree at a Maine restaurant and bowling alley, prompting a massive manhunt and community lockdown.

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Biden Demands Settler Attacks End

Al Jazeera

Biden condemns escalating attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, intensifying tensions amid ongoing violence, without specifying U.S. actions to address the situation.

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UN Chief Says He Was Misinterpreted

NPR

During the Israel-Hamas conflict, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said his remarks were misconstrued by Israeli leaders, while airstrikes persist and Gaza's death toll rises.

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No Labels: Johnson Not Trump Republican

Politico

No Labels praises new House Speaker Mike Johnson as a moderate "Reagan Republican," despite Trump's endorsement of him as "MAGA MIKE," highlighting a divergence within the GOP.

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Trump Fined $10K by New York Judge

MSN

A New York judge on Wednesday imposed a $10,000 fine on Donald Trump for his second violation of a gag order related to his business fraud lawsuit, sternly warning of harsher future penalties.

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False Causes for Teen Mental Health Crisis

After Babel

Jean Twenge attributes the adolescent mental health crisis to early 2010s smartphone and social media use, refuting 13 alternative explanations but noting the role of reduced childhood independence.

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Newsom Meets With President Xi in China

Los Angeles Times

California Gov. Gavin Newsom met with Chinese President Xi Jinping discussing climate change, trade, and the fentanyl crisis amid U.S.-China tensions, hinting at broader political ambitions.

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Hamas Fighters Trained in Iran

The Wall Street Journal

In the weeks leading up to Hamas's Oct. 7 attack, hundreds of the Palestinian Islamist militant group's fighters received specialized combat training in Iran, sources familiar with the intelligence said.

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How Aging Makes You More Conservative

The Wall Street Journal

As they age, U.S. voters traditionally lean more Republican, but millennials and the oldest members of Generation Z have shown initial tendencies to be more liberal than their predecessors.

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Woman Mauled by Dog High on Gummy

The Messenger

A Michigan woman was severely injured by her pet Rottweiler, which became aggressive after consuming a THC gummy, prompting warnings about the dangers of marijuana products for pets and children.

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Five Things To Know About Mike Johnson

NBC News

Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, became House speaker, known for 2020 election views, conservative voting, opposing abortion and LGBTQ rights, a nod from Trump, and relative inexperience.

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Philly Cop's Murder Charges Reinstated

6ABC Action News

All charges, including murder, were reinstated against ex-Philadelphia police officer Mark Dial over the fatal shooting of Eddie Irizarry, amid debates on evidence and the context of the incident.

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Poll Warning Signs Flash for Biden

The Hill

Recent polls show President Biden in a tight race against former President Trump for 2024, with low approval ratings and close margins in key states, but some believe it's early to conclude.

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Arnold Says He'd Make Great President

Variety

Arnold Schwarzenegger passionately believes he'd be a good U.S. president but, being ineligible due to his Austrian birth, fervently hopes for younger candidates in the upcoming election.

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Musk: We're Sleep-Walking Into WWIII

RealClearPolitics

Elon Musk warns that current geopolitical decisions and actions are inadvertently and rapidly increasing the risk of World War Three, which could potentially endanger civilization itself.

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About That Palestine Writes Festival...

CNN

UPenn faced donor backlash over a Palestine Writes Literature Festival on campus, which some claim hosted speakers with antisemitic views, though organizers assert it celebrated Palestinian culture.

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NYC Gun Laws Declared Unjust

Staten Island Advance

A Manhattan judge declared NYC's gun licensing laws unconstitutional, violating the 2nd and 14th amendments over discretionary "good moral character" assessments, staying his ruling for appeal.

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Study: Gen Z Prefers Less On-Screen Sex

UCLA

A UCLA study reveals that adolescents prefer seeing more friendships with less emphasis on sex and romance in TV shows and movies, with a stronger inclination for original content and authenticity.

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Gronk Wants Less Swift During Games

Billboard

Rob Gronkowski criticized the frequent appearance of Taylor Swift in NFL broadcasts, saying it overshadows football, despite her being considered a good luck charm for player Travis Kelce.

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Final Beatles Single Ready To Drop

Showbiz411

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are releasing the Beatles’ "Now and Then," a remix of the late John Lennon's 1978 song, featuring contributions from that late George Harrison, today at 9 AM ET.

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US To Send Two Iron Dome Batteries to Israel

For the Left

The Pentagon will supply Israel with two Iron Dome systems, previously bought for U.S. Army cruise missile defense, with no further integration planned. 

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Speaker Johnson Once Backed Gay Sex Criminalization

For the Right

House Speaker Mike Johnson, known for anti-gay rhetoric, likens homosexuality to a "dangerous lifestyle," fearing it leads to pedophilia democracy's fall. 

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