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Taiwan Detains Party Chief in China Interference Probe
World
— 2d
Taiwanese prosecutors say Taiwan People’s Communist Party chairman Lin Te-wang took Chinese funding and instructions to run in a local election, directed another party member’s campaign and arranged trips to China for voters. A court ordered Lin detained as authorities investigate suspected election interference ahead of Nov. 28 local elections; the other party member was released on bail.
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Nicole Hardy
This interference attempt by China is a direct threat to our elections and needs strong punishment.
Ohio State suspends fraternity after fire incident
Sports
— 1d
Ohio State has placed its Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter on interim suspension and referred a weekend incident to law enforcement after people were injured and received medical care. Online video reportedly shows two people catching fire at a party, but details and the extent of injuries remain unclear as the investigation continues.
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Party Shootings Kill One, Injure 15 in Three Cities
World
— Oct 31, 2026
Gunfire at a Jacksonville house party killed a 20-year-old man and wounded nine others, while separate Phoenix incidents near house and warehouse parties left at least three people injured. Phoenix police detained several people after the central-city shooting, and investigations into the incidents remained ongoing.
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Shootings Across Four States Leave Two Dead, Others Injured
World
— Oct 30, 2026
Separate shootings in Phoenix left one man critically wounded at a party and another dead in a north Phoenix neighborhood; police detained people in the party case, while no suspect has been identified in the fatal shooting. Shootings in Denver and North Memphis each killed a man, with two people detained in the Memphis investigation and no arrests reported in Denver.
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‘Living Hell’: Newly Elected Democrats Already Allegedly Facing Party Establishment Backlash
Libby Bandelin · 4 min · 39m
Measles Cases Prompt Exposure Alerts in Iowa, Nashville
Health
— 4d
Iowa health officials identified potential measles exposure locations after cases were confirmed in Keokuk and Osage, including a Keokuk Hy-Vee and Mitchell County Regional Health Center. Nashville officials also warned of possible exposure at several area businesses and a Halloween party after confirming the city’s second measles case this year; people who may have been exposed should monitor for symptoms and call a health care provider before seeking care.
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Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
— Ranking
From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Shooting Outside Green Bay Party Injures Three, Two Seriously
World
— Oct 25, 2026
Three people were injured in a shooting outside a party on Green Bay’s east side Saturday night; two were found by police with serious injuries, and a third was taken to a hospital by acquaintances. Police are investigating, have made no arrests, and say there is no ongoing threat to the public; they are asking witnesses to share information, photos or video.
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Taiwan indicts five over alleged China-directed attack on comedian
Xi Jinping
— Oct 21, 2026
Taiwanese prosecutors indicted five people accused of arranging a staged car attack on comedian Huang Yi-hao at the direction of a person in China, allegedly to stop his performances mocking the Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping. Huang suffered minor injuries; prosecutors characterize the case as suspected transnational repression, while China’s Taiwan Affairs Office did not respond to requests for comment.
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Priya Raman
Five people indicted for a car stunt that injured someone over jokes feels like a warning sign for more such cases.
Ciampa wins AEW National Championship
Business
— 4d
The articles cover unrelated local events: Great Notley parkrun drew 369 participants, AEW Collision featured several major match results including Tommaso Ciampa winning the National Championship, and a market newsletter assessed a sharp weekly decline in major U.S. indexes. Separate reports detailed police incidents in Hanover and a safe rescue of two people after a boat ran aground near Chesapeake’s North Landing Bridge.
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Ghost Hunters Investigate Historic Sites Across States
Lifestyle
— 6d
Historic sites across the South and Mid-Atlantic are drawing visitors interested in reported hauntings, from ghost tours and overnight investigations to volunteer groups that investigate claims and support property preservation. Experiences vary: organizers describe research and assistance for people concerned about hauntings, while one participant warns that ghost hunting can be unsettling; the alleged paranormal activity remains unverified.
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‘Living Hell’: Newly Elected Democrats Already Allegedly Facing Party Establishment Backlash
One week after a historic blue tsunami swept the country during the midterms, some Democrats are allegedly rallying their newly elected congressmen to keep toeing the line — or suffer consequences.
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Groups Promote Accessible Voting for Disabled Voters
Politics
— Nov 1, 2026
Disability advocates and election officials are promoting voter education and accessibility, including accessible ballot-marking equipment, assistance and curbside voting. Reports also highlight persistent barriers—from inaccessible polling places to voters’ limited awareness of their options—and efforts to help people with disabilities participate independently.
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Fresno County Confirms First Two Seasonal Flu Deaths
Health
— Nov 2, 2026
Fresno County reported its first two flu-related deaths of the 2026–27 season as influenza activity rises across the Central Valley. Health officials urge everyone 6 months and older to get vaccinated, particularly people at higher risk of severe illness, and recommend staying home when sick and taking other precautions.
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Jim Carrey vs Adam Sandler
Yourlist
— VS Battle
Rubber-faced mania versus deadpan slob comedy — two 90s comedy titans, two entirely different engines.
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Providence Mayor-Elect Names 135 to Nine Policy Committees
David Morales (politician)
— 5d
Providence Mayor-elect David Morales named 11 transition co-chairs and later 135 volunteers to nine policy committees tasked with shaping his administration’s priorities and plans, including its affordability agenda. While the initial co-chair group drew criticism for lacking business representatives, transition leaders said small businesses would participate through dedicated committees, and later committee appointments included people from employers and financial services.
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Churches Advance Ministry Initiatives Across Communities
Good News
— Oct 28, 2026
Church organizations are pursuing varied efforts to strengthen congregations, from supporting pastors and improving parish communications to listening to young people and partnering with local authorities on community initiatives. The programs aim to deepen participation, belonging and service across their communities.
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Young Voters Face Distrust Ahead Of Elections
Politics
— Oct 29, 2026
Young people in the U.S. and South Africa say distrust, feeling underrepresented and doubts that voting can change their lives are barriers to participation, even as many care deeply about issues such as affordability, safety and public services. Advocates urge youth to vote and build civic engagement beyond election day, while young voters call for accessible politics and leaders who respond to their concerns.
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Federal Biofuel Mandate Adds Up To 37 Cents To Every Gallon Of Fuel, Estimates Show
Simon August · 6 min · 1h
Disability Sports Programs Connect Athletes Across Communities
Sports
— Oct 26, 2026
Programs across Cambodia, Vietnam and the United States are expanding sports opportunities for people with disabilities through local training, athletic exchanges, adaptive recreation and basketball clinics. Organizers and participants say the activities build skills, confidence, teamwork and community connections.
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Introvert, extrovert, or secret third thing?
Quizie
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The internet's favorite binary is a lie. Twelve questions and the AI names your actual social battery type.
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Federal Raids Target Alleged $1.8 Billion Health Care Fraud Schemes in California
Andrew Powell
— Oct 22, 2026
Federal authorities carried out predawn raids across Southern California on Thursday as prosecutors announced charges against 15 people accused of participating in health care frau… — by Andrew Powell
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Ohio early voting tops one million as in-person lines lengthen
Politics
— Oct 27, 2026
Early voting is drawing crowds in Ohio, where more than 1 million people have voted and officials report rising turnout and long lines, while Oconee County’s participation is slightly behind its pace from four years ago. In Collin County, Texas, voters can consult a wait-time tracker and voter guide as early voting nears its end.
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Senate Candidates Cast Ballots in Maine, Texas
Politics
— Oct 23, 2026
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson cast his absentee ballot and urged voters to turn out, saying participation will be decisive in his race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins. He also criticized the campaign’s costly, increasingly negative ads and said he wants to represent working-class people.
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Texas Groups Prepare Voters for Midterm Election
Politics
— Oct 22, 2026
Texas election coverage highlights both voter participation and the choices on the ballot: people with felony convictions may vote after completing their sentences, while election guides detail candidate races, local measures and voting logistics. Separately, CAIR Action issued a voter guide favoring Democratic candidates across the state.
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Hegseth Targets Military Academy Bureaucracy Accused Of Undermining Military Readiness
War Secretary Pete Hegseth is taking aim at the military's academic bureaucracy, accusing its institutions of prioritizing left-wing ideology over preparing America's future military leaders to win wars.
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Guizhou Team Collects Millions of Data Points for Trail Runners
Guizhou
— Oct 21, 2026
A team of young people in China’s Guizhou province is using wearable-device data, field research and customized training models to improve mountain trail running. The project says it has supported more than 100 runners, with participating athletes earning 19 medals and setting more than 10 personal bests over two years.
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Elena Vasquez
The medal count is solid but I still think most gains come from consistent mileage rather than fancy models.
Wisconsin Districts Join, Weigh Social Media Mental-Health Suit
Politics
— Oct 19, 2026
Waunakee has joined a nationwide school-district lawsuit alleging social media platforms harm young people’s mental health and seeking reimbursement for related student-support costs. La Crosse is also weighing participation but postponed its decision; more than 1,200 districts are already part of the litigation.
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US Faith Groups Urge Christian Voter Turnout
Politics
— Oct 15, 2026
Christian leaders and advocates are urging greater participation in public life, arguing that faith communities should help people engage with elections and everyday issues—not simply stay on the sidelines. U.S. Catholic bishops stress voting as both a responsibility and a right that must be protected, while calls for church involvement range from encouraging turnout to helping congregants take part beyond the ballot box.
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Cory Booker Criticizes Democratic Party, Calls for Renewal and Focus on People
Congressional Democrats
— Nov 24, 2025
Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., offered pointed criticism of the Democratic Party Monday, saying the party has “failed” and made “terrible mistakes,” while urging a refocus on the American people rather than political…
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Bernie Sanders Torches Dems: ‘Abandoned Working Class People’
Congressional Democrats
— Nov 7, 2024
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is laying into the Democratic Party. “It should come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which has abandoned working class people would find that the working class has abandoned…
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Jim Jordan Will Become Next House GOP Leader After Mike Johnson Previously Bowed Out
Nicole Silverio · 3 min · 2h
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