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Macklem Says Federal Spending Isn’t Stoking Inflation — Nov 3, 2026Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem told lawmakers that current federal spending is not materially adding to inflation or working against the central bank’s efforts to return inflation to its 2% target, citing excess capacity in the economy. He said the bank would speak out if government finances became unsustainable or fiscal policy conflicted with monetary policy, while noting further rate hikes may still be needed to contain inflation.

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Murder Cases Reported in Mumbai and TulsaWorld — 3dTulsa police say John Tiffin allegedly struck and fatally pinned his mother, Karen Curthoys, between vehicles during a confrontation over a car he had borrowed and failed to return; another family member was injured. Tiffin has been charged with murder and other offenses and remains in custody.

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Crowley Leads Tiffany in Wisconsin Governor Race — Nov 1, 2026Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates David Crowley and Tom Tiffany crisscrossed the state in final campaign pushes, pitching competing approaches to affordability and urging supporters to turn out. Nearly 800,000 absentee ballots had been returned, as both campaigns looked to Election Day turnout to decide the race.

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Florida Man Convicted in $769K Tiffany Jewelry HeistBusiness — Oct 26, 2026A Florida jury convicted Jaythan Gilder of robbery and grand theft for stealing more than $760,000 in Tiffany jewelry after he posed as an Orlando Magic representative.

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Maya Lindstrom He must have figured the team story would get him past security without much trouble.

Jury Convicts Man in $769,500 Tiffany RobberyBusiness — Oct 22, 2026A jury found Jaythan Gilder guilty of robbery and grand theft for stealing nearly $770,000 in earrings from a Tiffany & Co. in Orlando after posing as a buyer for a professional basketball player. He swallowed the jewelry after police stopped him; investigators later recovered all four earrings, and an employee was injured during the theft.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom 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.

Stratton Cashes In After Green’s Crown Jewel Win — Nov 7, 2026Chelsea Green upset Liv Morgan at WWE Crown Jewel 2026 to win the Women’s Crown Jewel Championship after Morgan’s attempted Oblivion failed. Green’s celebration was short-lived: her ally Tiffany Stratton turned on her moments later.

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Chris Dalton Chelsea didn't deserve to lose the title that fast after beating Liv. Tiffany's betrayal feels way too predictable now.

Crowley becomes Wisconsin’s first Black governor — Nov 3, 2026David Crowley defeated Tom Tiffany to become Wisconsin's first Black governor after a July dropout and return, a narrow primary win, and a nearly 2-to-1 Republican spending edge.

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Chris Dalton Even with Republicans outspending him nearly two to one, Crowley still won big. Shows voters cared more about the candidate than the ads.

Wayzata girls, Lexington boys advance to state cross-country meetsSports — Oct 31, 2026Wayzata’s girls cross-country team qualified for Minnesota’s 2025 state meet after finishing second at its section meet, as it looks to contend despite losing much of last year’s championship roster. In other cross-country results, Lexington’s boys won and its girls placed second at Ohio’s Tiffin regional to qualify for state, while Colorado’s 2026 girls championships featured repeat titles for Eaton’s Delaney Reuter, Niwot and The Classical Academy, alongside first-time team champions Berthoud and Thomas MacLaren.

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Atlanta Forces First-Ever WNBA Finals Game 7 — Oct 26, 2026With the WNBA Finals tied after four games, the Valkyries’ Kiah Stokes has been a defensive force against Angel Reese, while Reese needs to rebound from a poor Game 4 to help Atlanta. Finals MVP contenders include Golden State’s Tiffany Hayes, whose offense has surged, and Atlanta’s Rhyne Howard, whose scoring and defensive impact could shape the series.

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Candidates ramp up campaigns across Kansas, Wisconsin — Oct 25, 2026With Election Day approaching, Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates David Crowley and Tom Tiffany are touring the state to pitch competing priorities, including affordability and health care versus tax cuts and economic growth. In Kansas, Democratic candidates are also campaigning across the state as both parties push voter engagement; advance ballots have already exceeded totals recorded at this point in the previous two midterm cycles.

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Rep. Tom Tiffany to Newsmax: Low Taxes, Reasonable Regulation Will Help Wisconsin Grow1 source — Oct 29, 2026

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Maya Lindstrom Tiffany is right that high taxes drive businesses away from Wisconsin to places like Texas.

Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Wisconsin Governor Candidate Cites Zuckerberg Funds in 2020 Election Challenge — Oct 22, 2026Tom Tiffany said Zuckerberg-funded grants were among reasons he backed overturning Wisconsin's 2020 result; he pledged to certify 2028 regardless of winner.

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Coastal Financial Faces Securities Class ActionFinance — 2dInvestors have filed securities class actions against Coastal Financial, alleging the company concealed worsening credit quality in a major CCBX partner loan portfolio and inadequate risk controls. The allegations followed a $42.1 million quarterly loss and a 43.5% one-day stock decline; investors have until December 1, 2026, to seek lead-plaintiff appointment.

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Ninth Circuit overturns Portland ICE tear-gas restrictionsPolitics — 4dA divided Ninth Circuit panel overturned lower-court restrictions on federal officers’ use of tear gas and other nonlethal crowd-control weapons outside Portland’s ICE facility, ruling that protesters and nearby residents had not established the constitutional rights asserted in their lawsuits. The decisions drew a dissent from a Biden-appointed judge; plaintiffs had argued the chemical agents were used against demonstrators and drifted into nearby homes.

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Baidu Class-Action Lead-Plaintiff Deadline NearsBusiness — 5dInvestors have filed a proposed securities class action against Baidu, alleging the company overstated how its AI business could offset declines in legacy online advertising and issued misleading statements about its revenue outlook. The suit cites revenue declines and sharp drops in Baidu shares after earnings reports; investors have until November 13, 2026, to seek appointment as lead plaintiff.

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Answer honestly and the AI sketches your soulmateQuizie — QuizNot who you think you want — who your answers say you need. The AI drafts the wanted poster.

Tenax Securities Suit Sets December 28 Lead-Plaintiff DeadlineBusiness — 4dTenax Therapeutics faces a securities class action alleging it overstated the effectiveness and prospects of its lead drug, TNX-103. The allegations followed the drug’s Phase 3 trial failure and an 89.77% share-price decline; investors have until December 28, 2026, to seek lead-plaintiff status.

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Securities Class Actions Filed Against CompaniesFinance — 6dInvestor class actions target AST SpaceMobile, Tigo Energy and Netcapital, alongside cases against Lincoln Educational Services and FuelCell Energy. The complaints allege misleading disclosures about AST’s finances and competitive position, Tigo’s revenue outlook, and Lincoln’s enrollment and FuelCell’s production and financial risks; lead-plaintiff deadlines range from Nov. 10 to Dec. 7, 2026.

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Lululemon accused of misleading investors on demand and outlookBusiness — Nov 6, 2026Lululemon investors who bought shares from March 18 to September 3, 2026, are covered by a proposed securities-fraud class action alleging the company and executives understated deteriorating demand and overstated business prospects before cutting annual guidance twice. The lead-plaintiff deadline is January 4, 2027; the allegations have not been proven, and the class has not been certified.

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Cook County Asks Supreme Court To Drop Semiautomatic Rifle Case — Nov 6, 2026Cook County, Illinois, asked the Supreme Court Thursday to drop a Second Amendment case involving the area's semiautomatic gun ban after one plaintiff announced he was withdrawing.

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“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.” — Billy Graham, Evangelist, 1918–2018Community — Nov 4, 2026Posted to IJR by IJR.

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“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.” — Billy Graham, Evangelist, 1918–2018Community — Nov 4, 2026Posted to FaithTap by IJR.

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Oregon Court Hears PacifiCorp’s Multibillion Wildfire AppealEnvironment — Nov 1, 2026The Oregon Supreme Court heard arguments over whether to uphold a jury’s finding that PacifiCorp was liable for four 2020 wildfires, after an appeals court ruled that the trial judge’s instructions improperly applied evidence across the class. The ruling could preserve billions of dollars in awards for fire survivors or overturn the verdict and force a new trial; plaintiffs defend the jury’s decision while PacifiCorp says the instructions were prejudicial.

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States Sue to Block Planned 250-Foot Arch — Oct 30, 2026A federal judge questioned the Trump administration’s national-security rationale for its proposed 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery and is weighing whether to block construction. Veterans and preservation advocates argue the project lacks congressional approval and would harm the historic setting, while the administration says it is a high-priority project and contests the plaintiffs’ standing.

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Snap settles bellwether teen social-media harm case — Nov 2, 2026Snap settled a bellwether lawsuit brought by two young people who said Snapchat’s design encouraged compulsive use and contributed to mental-health problems, avoiding a Los Angeles trial; settlement terms were not disclosed. Meta, TikTok and YouTube had also settled the plaintiffs’ claims, while the companies deny designing their platforms to addict young users and broader litigation continues.

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Tom Gallagher Ongoing cases like this might finally push real changes in how these platforms are built for young users.