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Thunberg Returns to COP31, Warns Climate Crisis WorsensWorld — 1dGreta Thunberg returned to the U.N. climate summit in Antalya for the first time since 2021, warning that climate change threatens everything people value. She urged leaders to put people and the planet ahead of profit and political power, and called for deeper action as emissions continue to rise.

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Alvernia plans acquisition of Marian UniversityLifestyle — 1dAlvernia University plans to acquire Marian University in Wisconsin, transferring Marian’s sponsorship to the Bernardine Franciscan Sisters while aiming to preserve its identity and expand opportunities for students. The proposal remains subject to reviews and approvals; both schools will operate independently with no immediate changes as the process continues.

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Trump signals openness to immigration deal with Democrats — 1dAfter the midterms, President Donald Trump said he is open to working with Democrats on immigration and acknowledged his deportation approach may have been too aggressive, including potentially granting legal status to some long-term immigrants. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said he would consider a bipartisan path to permanent status for DACA recipients but ruled out amnesty, while noting that no specific policy changes have been discussed and enforcement will continue.

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Maya Lindstrom Trump softening on deportations after midterms could open a real path for DACA recipients without calling it amnesty.

Rubio says election losses won't shift foreign policy — 1dMarco Rubio said Republican losses in the midterm elections would not change President Trump’s foreign policy, emphasizing the president’s authority and the administration’s continued “America First” approach. At a Paris G7 meeting, allies showed divisions over Iran, Russia’s war in Ukraine and the International Criminal Court, while the U.S. said it would pursue diplomatic efforts to end the conflicts.

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Marcus Bell It's reassuring that foreign policy stays consistent with America First priorities even after the midterms, especially with ongoing issues like Ukraine.

IJRHouse GOP Blocks Thomas Massie’s Attempt To Impeach Pete HegsethNicole Silverio · 4 min · 12h

Conley Defeats Lawler in New York’s NY-17 Race — Nov 4, 2026Republican Rep. Mike Lawler conceded New York’s closely watched 17th Congressional District race to Democratic challenger Cait Conley, who led as vote counting continued. A voting-machine glitch delayed the tally of thousands of Westchester County ballots, but Lawler said the remaining votes were unlikely to change the outcome.

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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.

Independent Shops Mark Milestones, Ownership ChangesLifestyle — Oct 29, 2026Longstanding independent shops continue to serve as community fixtures, from century-old candy and gift stores to antique and bookshops marking major milestones. Their owners preserve familiar traditions while adapting their offerings and businesses to changing customer tastes and the rise of online shopping.

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Five Stories Highlight Historic Southern and Ohio RestaurantsLifestyle — Nov 1, 2026Long-running restaurants across Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Georgia are keeping old-school dining traditions alive, from classic steaks and supper-club atmosphere to a tiny round-the-clock grill and a historic Southern tea room. Despite changing tastes, these establishments continue to draw loyal diners with decades of history, familiar menus and distinctive rituals.

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Christa Pike Seeks Clemency After Failed Lethal Injection — Oct 29, 2026Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said Christa Pike’s death sentence is expected to remain in place unless a court changes it, after she survived a botched lethal-injection attempt in September. Lee has paused executions through year-end as the state investigates; Pike has returned to prison to continue recovering.

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Paxton reportedly cancels three Texas campaign stops — Oct 29, 2026Ken Paxton canceled several late Texas Senate campaign appearances, including stops in Tyler and El Paso, with his campaign citing scheduling changes and logistics and one Tyler event moved aside for an appearance with Vice President J.D. Vance. Paxton later added a new Tyler stop for Sunday as he continued his final campaign push.

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FaithTapJordan Wins Minority Leader Spot, Besting ScaliseHouse Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) was voted in as minority leader Tuesday a closed-door election. Sources told Fox News Digital Jordan defeated Majority Leade… — by Sandra Rhodes3h · 4 reads

Polk County Auction Sells 584 Acres for $8.93 MillionBusiness — Oct 26, 2026A three-day auction sold 584 acres of Polk County citrus groves, farmland and Reedy Lake waterfront in 27 parcels for $8.93 million, drawing 290 bids. The land changed hands among multiple buyers, who may continue agricultural operations, hold it as an investment or pursue future development.

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Cowboys Hand Eagles Fifth Straight LossSports — Oct 26, 2026Dallas’ 38-21 win over Philadelphia offered momentum after a 3-4 start, with a stronger run game and complementary play helping the Cowboys snap a losing streak. Ahead of Arizona, the team is looking for continued growth from its offensive line and cornerback DaRon Bland, while rookie Caleb Downs and the defense must become more consistent and create more game-changing plays.

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Multiple Road Closures Scheduled Across CitiesWeather — Oct 18, 2026Road and lane closures are planned in Rockport, Greensboro and Gulfport for festivals and utility work, with detours or continued local access provided in the affected areas. Motorists should follow posted signs and allow for schedule changes where work is weather-dependent.

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Hooters Closes Three Locations in Chicago, AtlantaBusiness — Oct 21, 2026Hooters has closed its longtime River North restaurant in Chicago after 35 years, citing neighborhood changes, and permanently shuttered locations in Kennesaw and Conyers, leaving two in metro Atlanta. The closures come amid the chain’s post-bankruptcy restructuring; other Chicago-area locations remain open, and company leaders say its store count may continue to fluctuate.

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Fall Weather Continues as Nor’easter Threatens CoastWeather — Oct 16, 2026A cool, sunny fall weekend is settling across parts of the South, with gusty winds and dry conditions raising wildfire concerns in Mississippi; temperatures are expected to warm gradually next week. Colorado is also seeing autumn weather and changing foliage, while a column reflects on the beauty of fall light.

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IJRSupreme Court Justices Bash Lawyer Defending Company Undercutting American Jobs With Cheap Migrant LaborPete Peterson · 4 min · 13h

U.S. Jobs Shift Toward Trades, Healthcare, TechBusiness — Oct 19, 2026U.S. job markets are shifting as AI concerns and changing economic needs reshape career choices: some workers are moving from office jobs into trades, while health care, technology and other sectors expand. Wisconsin’s health care and social assistance employment has overtaken manufacturing, though manufacturing remains economically important, and employers continue to recruit for manufacturing roles in places such as Ozark, Arkansas.

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Texans Weigh Private Health Plans Amid Shifting Rules and Costs — Oct 17, 2026Across Texas, changing public coverage rules, unstable work arrangements and rising costs are prompting consumers to reassess private health insurance and other coverage options, while weighing continuity of care, benefits and out-of-pocket risks. Marketplace refund questions and tighter enrollment oversight are adding uncertainty around affordability, eligibility and access to coverage.

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Marcus Bell I value keeping the same doctors but rising costs and public option changes might force me into a plan with worse benefits.

States Schedule Widespread Road, Ramp ClosuresWeather — Oct 16, 2026Road construction is changing traffic across several states: I-41 ramps have reopened in Appleton as a major expansion continues, while overnight or temporary ramp and lane closures are planned on I-95 in Virginia, I-90 near Snoqualmie, Illinois 6 near Peoria, and roads across Michigan. Drivers should follow posted detours and check local transportation updates, as schedules may depend on weather.

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NBA Teams Make Widespread Preseason Roster MovesSports — Oct 13, 2026NBA teams made a round of minor preseason roster changes, including the Mavericks cycling through several players before signing Jorge Diaz Graham, while the Spurs, Pelicans, Jazz, Clippers, Nuggets, Kings and Hawks also waived or signed players. Several players could continue with their teams’ G League affiliates under Exhibit 10 arrangements, which may provide bonuses for spending time in the G League.

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Fed Holds Rates Steady As Americans Continue To Be Crushed By High Interest Rates — Jun 12, 2024The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it would not change its benchmark federal funds rate despite recent changes in inflation and slow economic growth. The Fed’s decision not to change interest rates keeps…

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FaithTapDOJ says Iranian operative used coded calls from NY jail to direct UK plotU.S. prosecutors say an Iranian-linked operative in a New York jail used coded calls to help direct a failed attack on RAF Fairford, a British base hosting U.S. aircraft. The indictment alleges two co-defendants and UK associates prepared f7h · 4 reads

Buttigieg Discusses How Transportation Has Changed, Flying Amid the COVID-19 PandemicReporting — Feb 8, 2021U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is sitting down to talk about the future of travel and how flying has changed as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the nation. During an interview on “Axios on HBO,”…

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‘Not Sustainable’: Massachusetts Mayor Calls for Change to Shelter-in-Place Law Due to Migrant ArrivalsReporting — Sep 12, 2023A Massachusetts mayor has described the continuing influx of migrants to the state as “not sustainable” and is calling for a change to the state’s shelter-in-place law. Wolburn Mayor Scott Galvin (D) who has been in…

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Trump Admin Asserts ‘Broad Authority’ In Major Changes To Education Dept. — Nov 18, 2025The Department of Education (ED) announced on Tuesday it is shifting duties to other departments as part of its continued effort to return education to the states and dismantle the department. The Department has signed…

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CASEY RYAN: It’s Time For DEI-Pushing Accreditors To Change Their Ways — Mar 11, 2025As the Trump administration and state legislatures work to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives from America’s education system, universities continue to promote and support the controversial…

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Orioles Cut Mascot Roles, Reshape StaffBusiness — Oct 7, 2026The Orioles have laid off staff across several departments, including the performers behind mascots Oriole Bird and Mr. Splash, as part of organizational changes. The team says it will keep the Bird Bath fan section, while its business leadership says it plans to continue hiring for critical roles.

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IJRTeachers Union Puts Anthropic On A Leash Over Student DataDylan Kresak · 4 min · 13h