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Barnes Files Defamation Suit Against Journal Sentinel
Politics
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Mandela Barnes has sued the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for defamation over articles alleging he used his political standing to pursue sexual relationships and linking the allegations to his decision to leave Wisconsin’s governor’s race. Barnes says the reporting falsely described a party investigation and misrepresented his conduct; the suit also alleges an undisclosed conflict involving a reporter, while the newspaper had not publicly responded in the reports provided.
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Fired General Accused of Being Source for Wall Street Journal, NYT
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— Nov 4, 2026
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Derek Foss
Accusing him now just looks like an excuse after they already decided to let him go.
Judge ends Trump's attempts to sue Wall Street Journal over Epstein reporting
2 sources
— Oct 31, 2026
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Marcus Bell
Trump keeps trying these suits to avoid tough questions. Glad the court saw it for what it was and ended it.
Western Journal questions Ilhan Omar's awareness of Feeding Our Future fraud
1 source
— Oct 30, 2026
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Sam Okafor
If Omar truly had no idea about the Feeding Our Future scam in her district, she needs to explain how that happened.
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US Forces Shoot Down Iranian Attack Drones Targeting Middle Eastern Country
Jillian Butler · 2 min · 11h
Beccles and Bungay Journal posts death notices for four locals
Lifestyle
— Oct 29, 2026
The Beccles & Bungay Journal published death notices for Stanley Graham Seely, Ronald Robert Carroll, Shirley Ruby Waite and Percy Harris, aged 88 to 99. Readers can view the full tributes and leave condolence messages on the notices’ online pages.
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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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Abdul El-Sayed Addresses Journalism in New Video
2 sources
— Oct 26, 2026
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Jared Kim
He raises fair concerns about how media covers public health and politics but it still feels like he's positioning himself for another run.
Study Links Hunting to Smaller Madagascar Flying Foxes
Science
— Oct 29, 2026
Madagascar flying fox skulls shrank about 6% after the 1980s, a Journal of Mammalogy study of 121 museum specimens finds, a drop researchers link to commercialized hunting.
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Jared Kim
Hunting larger bats for meat could easily select for smaller survivors and shrink the whole population over time.
2026 Under-40 Honors Recognize Leaders Across Sectors
Business
— Nov 2, 2026
Several organizations have announced or are highlighting their 2026 young-leader honorees, including BizWest’s 40 Under Forty, the Capital Region’s Forty Under 40, Edify’s Top 40 Under 40 and Nuclear News’ 40 Under 40. In Jacksonville, the Journal-Courier is seeking nominations for its 20 Under 40 recognition.
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Lopez Profiles Span Journalism, Art, Soccer
Entertainment
— Nov 3, 2026
Monique Lopez is joining KSBY as a multimedia journalist covering northern San Luis Obispo County, while Alexis Lopez describes turning a pandemic-era departure from a tattoo shop into a successful jewelry career. In soccer, Wolves forward Fer Lopez wants the team to carry its dominant win over Cardiff into upcoming away matches.
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Andrew Powell
White House Officials Clash as Nvidia Affair Raises National Security Questions
A reported clash between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick erupted inside the White House Situation Room as officials debated the handling of a company allegedly connected to a suspected Chinese spy. According to Fox News , the confrontation followed reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with Alice Huang, an executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed I
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White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Fired During Journal Interview
The White House
— Oct 17, 2026
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Rachel Meyers
This kind of public dismissal will only make it harder to find a replacement who lasts.
Authors to pitch fiction and sign novels at U.S. and Scotland events
Lifestyle
— Oct 29, 2026
Several communities are hosting author events, including a fiction-pitching workshop at Granton Library, signings in Cape Coral and Beeville, and an Auburn discussion with Eric Weiner about his book on Benjamin Franklin. A Tucson-area profile also highlights debut novelist Carri Karuhn’s path from journalism to fiction, shaped by personal hardship.
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Madonna vs Lady Gaga
Yourlist
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The Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.
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Trump to Appeal Dismissal of Wall Street Journal Suit
Donald John Trump
— Oct 28, 2026
A U.S. judge warned that President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the BBC over its editing of a 2024 Panorama documentary could be dismissed if he fails to provide requested documents by Nov. 23. The judge also ordered him to list documents withheld on privilege grounds by Nov. 5; Trump must separately sit for a deposition by Dec. 11.
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JAMA Op-Ed Argues Parents Rights Laws Block Youth Healthcare Access
Daily Caller News Foundation
— Oct 21, 2026
A prestigious medical journal published an opinion piece that claimed giving parents’ the right to make their child’s healthcare decisions is a threat to physicians providing care.… — by Daily Caller News Foundation
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Illinois Times Receives $500,000 Journalism Grant
Entertainment
— Oct 27, 2026
Springfield-area events include a Halloween dance and the Illinois Symphony Orchestra’s Halloween-eve season opener, while a new owner is undertaking improvements at Town & Country Shopping Center and local Black churches held a voting rally alongside Union Baptist Church’s anniversary. Separately, Illinois Times received a $500,000 grant to strengthen its nonprofit operations and expand local reporting.
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Out: Republican Dumbness. In: Democrat Dumbness. Always: Uniparty Dumbness
Seton Motley · 7 min · 12h
AstraZeneca signs $1.5 billion AI drug-discovery deal
AstraZeneca
— Oct 15, 2026
AstraZeneca will pay insitro $40M upfront and up to $1.46B in milestones for Virtual Human AI work on MASH and heart disease; Barr says early finds keep them ahead of journals.
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Sam Okafor
This kind of AI partnership could finally speed up real options for MASH patients who have few treatments now.
What hobby should you actually pick up?
Quizie
— Quiz
Not another 'try journaling.' Twelve questions and the AI prescribes the specific hobby your brain has been asking for.
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Queer arts events spotlight history, liberation
Entertainment
— Oct 16, 2026
Queer communities are celebrating and preserving their culture through events ranging from UP Diliman’s free Pride program to exhibitions and readings that bring LGBTQ+ journalism, oral histories and arts archives to new audiences. Organizers say these efforts honor past struggles and creative life while supporting inclusion and the future of queer storytelling.
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Tommy Robinson Convicted of Harassing Two Journalists
Andrew Young
— Oct 28, 2026
Tommy Robinson was convicted 10-2 at Southwark Crown Court of two counts of harassment causing fear of violence. He told a journalist, "I'm coming to get you."
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Jared Kim
Those reporters shouldn't have to move or add security just because someone disagreed with their work.
Journalists Cover 2026 Midterms Nationwide
Politics
— Oct 21, 2026
As the 2026 midterms approach, Wisconsin remains a closely watched political battleground, with candidates campaigning intensely even in small communities. Journalists say the challenge is making a polarized, consequential political landscape understandable to voters.
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Journalists Protest Censorship Across 10 Turkish Cities
World
— Oct 24, 2026
Police counted at least 3,000 protesters each in Istanbul and Ankara on Oct. 24, 2026, after 11 journalist arrests and the Halk TV raid.
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Jared Kim
Arresting journalists and raiding stations like Halk TV only fuels more anger across Turkey.
Andrew Powell
Video Shows Family’s Terrifying Escape as Brooklyn Building Collapses
Newly released footage from inside a Brooklyn apartment shows a family scrambling for safety as their building suddenly began collapsing, killing eight people and leaving at least 17 others injured. According to Fox News , the three-story structure in the Flatbush neighborhood gave way Wednesday, triggering a major emergency response as firefighters and rescue crews searched through the debris for
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Two Iranians convicted over UK surveillance likely to aid Iran
World
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Two Iranian men were convicted in a UK court of conducting surveillance likely to assist Iran’s intelligence service, as part of a plan prosecutors said aimed to inflict violence on Iranian journalists and a pro-Israel legal figure in Britain. A third defendant was acquitted.
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Rachel Meyers
Iran's regime keeps trying to silence critics abroad and Britain needs to keep exposing these operations.
Court Rules Lake Illegally Fired VOA Director
Kari Lake
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A federal appeals court unanimously ruled Kari Lake illegally fired Voice of America director Michael Abramowitz in 2025, affirming that only the Senate-confirmed International Broadcasting Advisory Board had authority to remove him. The ruling upheld an injunction blocking his removal and cited safeguards intended to protect VOA’s journalistic independence.
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Rachel Meyers
Kari Lake had no business removing the director without the proper board approval.
Chattanooga Navy Veteran Benjamin Smith Dies at 79
Auto
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The articles cover unrelated subjects, including an obituary, a journalist’s biography, an AI discussion, art services, and automotive stories; no single central topic connects them.
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Driver Detained After Crashing Into Lafayette Park Barrier Near White House
Donald John Trump
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The White House briefly went into lockdown Monday after a car struck a sign or security barrier near Lafayette Park, north of the complex, prompting Secret Service agents to move journalists indoors. The driver was detained, and authorities had not said what caused the crash or whether it was intentional; no injuries were immediately reported.
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Derek Foss
Barriers did their job but drivers need to pay more attention around there.
El-Sayed questions Sky News reporter's credentials in Election Day exchange
Andrew Powell
— Nov 6, 2026
Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, D-Mich., is facing criticism after a tense Election Day confrontation with a British journalist went viral, renewing scrutiny of his increasingly comb… — by Andrew Powell
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Feds Launch Investigation Into State’s Largest Teachers Union
Libby Bandelin · 3 min · 12h
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