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Court Questions Trump's Tariffs

The Supreme Court is examining President Trump's use of executive power to impose tariffs, with justices questioning whether the International Emergency Economic Powers Act grants such authority.

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The Free Press

What Can Mayor Mamdani Do?

Zohran Mamdani, New York City's new socialist mayor, faces the challenge of delivering on promises like rent freezes and fare-free buses, while navigating potential pushback from the governor and city council.

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Politico

Democrats Gird for Longer Shutdown

After major election wins, Democrats resolved to prolong the 36-day government shutdown, demanding President Trump extend key health insurance subsidies for millions of Americans.

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Courier Journal

UPS Death Toll Rises to 12

Authorities confirmed 12 deaths after a UPS cargo plane crashed at Louisville’s airport, triggering fires, power outages, and a major federal investigation into engine failure and safety conditions.

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USA Today

Trump: 2026 Is "Communism vs. Sense"

President Trump in Miami framed the 2026 elections as a choice between “communism and common sense,” revisiting past campaign themes and touting economic achievements amid a government shutdown.

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The Wrap

MSNBC Leads in Primetime Ratings

MSNBC led Election Night primetime coverage with 3 million viewers—its strongest showing since 2024—while Fox News dominated total-day ratings and CNN led among younger adult viewers.

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Times of Israel

One-Third of NYC Jews Backed Mamdani

A CNN exit poll shows 63% of Jewish voters in NYC backed Andrew Cuomo, highlighting diverse political preferences within the community, despite Democrat Zohran Mamdani's overall victory.

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NOTUS

New York City Is Just the Start

Zohran Mamdani's socialist platform finds growing acceptance beyond New York City, reflecting a shift in American views on capitalism, influenced by economic challenges and political movements.

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Associated Press

FAA Reducing Air Traffic Amid Concern

The FAA will cut air traffic by 10% across 40 major U.S. markets starting Friday to prevent safety risks as unpaid, overworked controllers face severe staffing shortages during the prolonged government shutdown.

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NPR

Air Traffic Controllers at Tipping Point

As the record 36-day government shutdown drags on, unpaid and exhausted air traffic controllers warn the system is nearing a “tipping point,” with staffing shortages threatening mass delays, cancellations, and rising safety risks nationwide.

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Fox 4 News

Restroom Line Brawl at Opening

A grand opening at a Bass Pro Shops in Odessa, Texas, turned chaotic when a restroom line dispute erupted into a multi-person brawl, leaving two men injured and banned but no arrests made.

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CBS News

What the Exit Polls Reveal

CBS News exit polls showed voters largely motivated by opposition to President Trump, strong support for Zohran Mamdani’s affordability-focused campaign in NYC, and decisive wins for Democrats in Virginia and New Jersey.

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ABC News

U.S. Household Debt Hits Record

Americans' household debt, including mortgages, car loans, credit cards, and student loans, has reached a record high of $18.59 trillion, with notable increases in student loan delinquencies.

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Mediaite

Nancy Mace Loses It After Rebuke

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) faced criticism from Senators Tim Scott and Lindsey Graham after a profane outburst at Charleston Airport, sparking a fierce response from Mace amid her gubernatorial campaign.

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WHYY

Can Partisan Love Work?

Exploring whether Democrats and Republicans can maintain romantic relationships despite political differences, considering insights from experts and real-life couples.

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The Atlantic

The Age of Anti-Social Media

Social media giants like Facebook and Instagram, once aimed at enhancing human connections, are now pivoting towards AI-driven interactions, as Mark Zuckerberg suggests AI chatbots might fill the gap in declining face-to-face socialization.

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The Wall Street Journal

Democrats Start Their Comeback

Democrats scored major wins in Virginia and New Jersey, signaling a comeback driven by affordability concerns and voter backlash to Trump, while Republicans face warnings to adjust their message before 2026.

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The Guardian

Louvre Heist Suspect: Social Media Star

French authorities arrested former museum guard and social media personality Abdoulaye N. for allegedly helping steal €88 million in crown jewels from the Louvre, a daring seven-minute daylight heist still under investigation.

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CNN

Dimon Advises Mamdani on Detroit

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said he’s willing to meet with Mamdani and urged him to seek advice from Detroit’s outgoing mayor Mike Duggan, praising Detroit’s revival while warning that Mamdani’s success will depend on execution, not ideology.

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New York Post

6 Firefighters Hurt in Bronx Blast

A massive car explosion in the Bronx sent a fireball into the sky Wednesday night, injuring seven FDNY firefighters—three seriously with burns—while officials investigate the cause of the blast.

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