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Trump Repeats Desire To End Filibuster

In his first "60 Minutes" interview in five years, President Trump blamed Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown—now nearing record length—insisting it will only end when they “give in” on health care funding and vote to reopen the government.

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CNN

Why the U.S. Keeps Daylight Saving

The U.S. maintains Daylight Saving Time for historical reasons, balancing energy conservation and economic interests, despite ongoing debates over its impact on health and safety.

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New York Post

Cuomo Closes Gap in NYC Race

Andrew Cuomo narrows Zohran Mamdani's lead in the NYC mayoral race to 6.6 points, according to a new Atlas Intel poll.

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NBC News

Flight Delays Worsen in Shutdown

Airports across the U.S. face increasing flight delays due to air traffic controller shortages amid a prolonged government shutdown, raising concerns from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.

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CBS News

5 More Arrests in Louvre Heist

Five more suspects have been arrested in the daring Louvre Museum jewel heist, but the stolen gems, estimated to be worth $102 million, remain missing.

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AP News

Transgender Troops Ban Stays

The U.S. military's ban on transgender troops remains in effect after a federal appeals court upheld the policy, initially introduced by President Trump.

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CNN

Sandringham: Andrew’s New Home

Former Prince Andrew, now Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, is set to move to Sandringham Estate after being exiled by King Charles III amid ongoing controversies, marking a significant shift in his royal status.

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BBC

Andrew Urged To Answer in US

Democrats urge Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to testify about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, following King Charles stripping him of his title.

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NPR

UK Train Stabbing Injures 10

A stabbing on a UK train on Nov. 2, 2025, left ten hospitalized, with nine facing life-threatening injuries, as authorities investigate.

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USA Today

JD Vance Wants Wife To Convert

Vice President JD Vance expressed his desire for his wife, Usha, to convert from Hinduism to Christianity, despite her current stance and commitment to Hindu traditions for their children.

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Study Finds

Average American Has 4 Friends

A study reveals that the average American maintains just 3.6 close friendships, with geographical distance being the top cause of losing friends.

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The Washington Post

Largest Employers Put Workers on Notice

Amazon plans to cut 14,000 jobs to boost efficiency, while Walmart CEO Doug McMillon emphasizes AI's role in evolving employee roles without reducing their 2.1 million workforce.

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ABC News

ACA Enrollee Faces Premium Spike

Stacy Cox, a photographer in Utah, faces a 300% increase in her ACA premium, highlighting the impact of expiring subsidies as lawmakers debate their extension amidst a government shutdown.

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CBC

Ethical Concerns Over AI ‘Twins’

Alan Hamel's creation of an AI version of his late wife, Suzanne Somers, raises ethical questions about digital immortality and potential impacts on the grieving process.

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Axios

“Dumb Homes” Trend Gains Ground

Homeowners are opting for "dumb homes" with analog features and fewer smart technologies, reflecting a shift toward unplugged living and analog wellness.

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Politico

When Are Boat Strikes Illegal?

The article examines the legality and international implications of President Trump's recent boat strikes, featuring insights from a legal expert on their potential impact on U.S. foreign relations and future international legal standards.

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The Hill

Rubio, Vance 2028 Speculation Grows

Speculation over a potential 2028 presidential ticket featuring Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio heats up, igniting discussions about their political futures and the dynamics within the GOP.

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Vogue

Return of the TV Tray

As dining rooms fade, TV trays are making a stylish comeback, offering convenience and nostalgia in modern homes.

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MundoNow

Chef Deported After Serving Bush

Sergio García Silva, a chef who once cooked for President George W. Bush, was deported from Texas after living in the U.S. for over 30 years, leaving his family and community in distress.

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The Crimson

Harvard Explosion Investigated

Authorities are investigating an intentional explosion at Harvard Medical School's Longwood campus, with suspects seen on security footage.

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