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    DHS Reveals More Details on Man Arrested After Alleged Bomb Threat on Flight to New Orleans

    There was trouble on a United Airlines flight out of Newark, New Jersey, on Monday night. The f

    Red State··6 outlets·Comments

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    BREAKING: White House WARNS incoming House Dems against criminal investigations

    The White House is warning incoming House Democrats against investigations that cross into criminal behavior, as cited by the Supreme Court. The warning comes in a letter sent by a White House . . .

    The Right Scoop··3 outlets·Comments

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    Why the Alaska and Mississippi Senate races remain too close to call

    While most midterm elections have been decided, Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi remain too close to call. CBS News’ Ed O’Keefe reports. CBS News 24/7 is the premier anchored streaming news service from CBS News and Stations that is available free to everyone with access to the internet and is the destination for breaking

    Dedicated Issues··3 outlets·Comments

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    Poll: 22% of college students think America deserved 9/11

    This new poll from the Buckley Institute says that 22% of American undergraduates agreed with the statement, "America deserved Sept. 11."

    Not the Bee··4 outlets·Comments

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    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Affair With Employee Now Revealed

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is in trouble again. He seems to have some self-discipline issues; we recently reported on his alleged assignations with one Alice Huang (no relation) who is reported to have connections in the Chinese Communist Party. Now, that in itself would be bad enough, but on Wednesday a report surfaced that Jensen Huang was also having an affair with an Nvidia executive who reported to him.

    Red State··4 outlets·Comments

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    JUST IN: Multiple People Trapped After Building Collapses In NYC

    An emergency response has been declared in response to a partial building collapse around 4 p.m. Eastern Time Wednesday in Brooklyn’s Flatbush neighborhood. The incident involved a mixed-use, three-story building, with reports identifying the address as 2625 Bedford Avenue between Newkirk and Flatbush avenues, adjacent to a construction or demolition site. An entire side of

    Trending Politics··4 outlets·Comments

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    Top Russian Diplomat to the US 'Suddenly' Dies

    Alexander Darchiev, Russian ambassador to the United States, died “suddenly” at 66, according to an announcement from Moscow on Wednesday.

    Townhall··4 outlets·Comments

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    UH OH BREAKING: Scott Bessent moves to mlitary base over Iranian threats

    It’s being reported tonight that a military base in DC is now the home of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, after Iran threatened his life over his part in the ongoing economic war . . .

    The Right Scoop··4 outlets·Comments

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    WATCH: Joe Biden Gets Pelted with Milk Carton, Hides Behind Umbrella in Wild Ireland Visit Gone Wrong

    Joe Biden’s trip to Ireland ended with the former president hiding behind an umbrella while an angry crowd hurled milk cartons at his departing motorcade. The 83-year-old was swarmed as he left Trinity College Dublin on Tuesday, where he had shown up unannounced to watch his son Hunter collect an award for “outstanding contribution to

    The American Tribune··4 outlets·Comments

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    ‘Grassroots’ Single Mom Activist Behind Maryland Data Center Moratorium Had a Helping Hand from Marxist-Leninist Group Tied to China

    Taylor Frazier McCollum, the "grassroots" activist who has been credited with securing a moratorium on data center development in Prince George's County, Maryland, had extensive support from a China-linked group that widely promoted her campaign and even provided signs with its logo for the on-site demonstrations.

    Washington Free Beacon··2 outlets·Comments

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