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Trump says he offered Dana White press secretary job with fighter aides
Donald John Trump
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President Trump said he offered UFC CEO Dana White the job of White House press secretary and asked him to bring several MMA fighters as assistants. It remains unclear whether the offer was serious or whether White will accept.
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Rachel Meyers
Trump's plan to staff the press office with MMA fighters would turn briefings into a spectacle instead of serious exchanges.
Nasdaq Opens Higher as Chip Stocks Rebound
Finance
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The Nasdaq opened higher Friday as chip stocks rebounded from a sharp selloff fueled by concerns that Democrats’ midterm victories could bring tougher AI rules and slow data-center growth, though the Dow fell. Stronger-than-expected jobs data and a lower unemployment rate heightened worries that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates, while Thursday’s losses had pushed the Nasdaq into correction territory.
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Canada unemployment rises to 6.7%, jobs fall 4,700
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Canada's jobless rate hit 6.7% in October as employers shed 4,700 jobs, missing a 13,600 gain forecast and extending nearly 115,000 losses over three months.
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Sam Okafor
The small public sector gains in education and construction are helpful but they do not make up for the overall drop in employment numbers.
October jobs report exceeds expectations as market strengthens
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Sam Okafor
Strong job gains like this should ease pressure on households and keep growth steady into next year.
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Americans Will Support Socialism If Republicans Fail To Reform The System, Former White House Adviser Warns
Spencer Lombardo · 4 min · 2h
US job growth surges in October; unemployment rate falls to 4.1%
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Marcus Bell
This job surge is welcome, but I hope it leads to better pay and not just more part-time work.
Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
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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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October Jobs Surge Lifts December Fed Hike Bets
Finance
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The U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October, well above expectations, while unemployment fell to 4.1% and earlier payrolls were revised higher, signaling a resilient labor market. The report pushed market-implied odds of a December Federal Reserve rate hike to roughly 77%–80% and added pressure to Ether, which fell after the release.
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Marcus Bell
The drop in unemployment to 4.1 percent combined with this payroll beat puts real pressure on crypto like Ether, which makes sense given higher rates.
October Jobs Report Beats Forecasts With 165,000 Gains but Warnings Persist
Daily Caller News Foundation
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American employers added 165,000 jobs in October, exceeding economists' expectations after months of sluggish hiring, although economists warned that the rebound has yet to resolve broader weaknesses facing American workers.
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Texas Veteran Job Fairs Connect Job Seekers Statewide
Business
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Texas’s annual Hiring Red, White & You! career fairs are connecting veterans, transitioning service members, military families and other job seekers with employers statewide. Free events feature opportunities across industries, including more than 4,900 openings listed for North Texas, and have drawn dozens of employers and hundreds of job seekers in the Concho Valley.
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These AI Startups Want To Predict Your Moves, Speak For The Dead — And ‘Take Your Jobs’
Daily Caller News Foundation
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Some of the latest artificial intelligence startups apparently want to work in your place and predict your next moves.
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Americans Will Support Socialism If Republicans Fail To Reform The System, Former White House Adviser Warns
During an appearance on the "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast released Friday, a former adviser to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy warned the free market may be at stake if the nation does not reform its institutions.
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Canada Job Losses, US Midterms Weaken Rate-Hike Odds
Finance
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Canada’s October job losses and rising unemployment have weakened expectations for another near-term Bank of Canada rate hike, with markets pricing in a lower chance of a December increase. The deterioration follows the bank’s first rate hike since 2023, while upcoming inflation and GDP data could further shape its decision.
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Job Openings Rise to 7.5 Million, Led by Government Gains
Daily Caller News Foundation
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The number of available jobs in the U.S. increased in September due partially to state and local government gains, while layoffs remained relatively low.
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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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US Colleges Expand Chip Training Amid Labor Shortage
Tech
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Rio Salado College is offering a free, hands-on, three-month semiconductor training program to prepare workers for entry-level jobs as U.S. chip manufacturing expands. The effort responds to an industry projection of up to 157,000 unfilled jobs by 2030 and gives students from varied backgrounds a fast route into the field.
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Priya Raman
This free training at Rio Salado looks like a solid step toward closing the gap in skilled chip workers before the shortage hits 157,000.
Five construction, engineering jobs advertised across four states
Business
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The articles are unrelated job postings spanning construction materials testing, water and wastewater infrastructure, environmental engineering, construction administration, and project management internships; they do not report a shared news event.
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US Job Openings Jump to 7.52 Million
Business
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U.S. job openings rose more than expected to about 7.5 million in September, while hiring increased and layoffs declined, suggesting firmer labor demand. Still, economists describe a low-hire, low-fire market, with employment gains remaining modest.
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Tom Gallagher
Even with more openings the modest employment gains suggest businesses remain cautious about expanding.
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Doug Burgum Moves To Rein In ‘Oversized’ Buffer Zones On Federal Land
Simon August · 7 min · 3h
Alabama Records $14.6B Investment Across 234 Projects
Business
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Alabama employers are hiring across manufacturing, machining, aerospace, automotive and construction sales, with openings reported in Mobile, Auburn and Florence. The state also reported record 2025 business investment, including Airbus’s planned $82 million-plus Mobile expansion expected to add 50 jobs and Epsilon Industries’ $15 million-plus Tuscaloosa project, which is set to secure 26 jobs.
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The Pattern Gauntlet: an IQ-style challenge
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Twenty puzzles — sequences, logic, analogies, the classics. Scored hard, graded honestly. An entertainment estimate, not a clinical IQ score.
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Swiss Union Warns UBS Move Risks 12,000 Jobs
Business
— Oct 25, 2026
The Swiss Bank Employees Association warned that tougher capital rules for UBS’s foreign subsidiaries could prompt the bank to relocate or restructure, putting 10,000 to 12,000 of its roughly 34,000 Swiss jobs at risk. UBS has said the proposed requirements are excessive and would reassess its future in Switzerland, while its separate Credit Suisse integration is expected to eliminate about 3,000 Swiss jobs over several years.
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Google plans $15 billion Malaysia data center expansion supporting 37,000 jobs
Tech
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Google plans to invest $15 billion in Malaysia in 2027–2028 to expand data centers, adding campuses in Selangor and Negeri Sembilan. The project is expected to support more than 37,000 jobs annually during construction and over 9,000 once operational, while Google also pledges clean-energy capacity, water-security efforts, and training for about 800,000 Malaysians.
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Elena Vasquez
,000 people getting training is a big number. I wonder how many will actually land roles at Google or similar firms.
Sowell explains why good intentions often clash with scarcity
Books
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Basic Economics gives citizens, students, and policymakers a plain lens for judging jobs, housing, and trade promises by hidden costs rather than slogans.
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Pete Hegseth's Job Could Be in Jeopardy After Midterm Election Fallout
Andrew Powell
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President Donald Trump publicly defended War Secretary Pete Hegseth Wednesday, but growing questions from inside and outside the administration have fueled speculation about whethe… — by Andrew Powell
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Doug Burgum Moves To Rein In ‘Oversized’ Buffer Zones On Federal Land
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum wants to rein in the size of conservation zones on federal land that ranchers, miners and others share.
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Job Listings Report Openings Across Five Cities
Business
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Employers in Birmingham, Madison and Pascagoula are hiring for public safety and security roles, including loss prevention, campus and building patrols, state government security, industrial security and safety work. Openings range from flexible or routine patrol positions to specialized jobs requiring security credentials or prior law enforcement, military or industrial experience.
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Hazlitt teaches tracing every policy past its first visible winners
Books
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Economics in One Lesson gives citizens, students, and small-business owners one plain habit for testing job promises, tariffs, and spending claims without jargon.
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Washington Ranks Sixth for Jobs, Workers Most Stressed
Business
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Washington ranks among the nation’s strongest states for job seekers, placing sixth in a WalletHub study, though workers report high stress. At the same time, opening a storefront remains costly—averaging $148,325, eighth-highest nationally—and construction employment grew modestly by about 1% over the year.
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Alaska Air to Cut 200 Management Jobs as Losses Mount
Business
— Oct 30, 2026
Alaska Air Group cuts 200 non-contract jobs and forecasts a pretax loss of as much as $700 million; Minicucci cites a hard look at overhead.
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Marcus Bell
These cuts due to geopolitics and fuel prices are a sign airlines need to get lean fast before more losses pile up.
US Cities Post Openings for Security-Cleared Tech Jobs and Sales Roles
Business
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New job listings span Gaithersburg, Hartford, Gadsden and Rockville, covering building maintenance and lawn care, office administration, sales, and technology. Roles range from entry-level and commission-based work to experienced federal, aviation, cloud and software positions, with pay and requirements varying widely.
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A Blue-Collar Worker Rages Against The Leftwing NGO Machine
David Blackmon · 5 min · 5h
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