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Robert Spencer, Director Of Jihad Watch | Will This Peace Last?

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Meet Mike Minogue - A Republican Candidate For Governor Of Massachusetts

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Why Are Pregnant Women Downing Tylenol To Stick It To RFK Jr.? Chris Hayes Finds It Weird How RFK Jr. "Obsesses" About Autism; Tax Brackets They Are-uh Changing

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Spamberger Just Can't Endorse Her Ag Colleague That Wishes D*ath On His Political Opponents

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Sanctions are clearly hurting the Russian economy but Trump is keeping his allies guessing whether he will sign off on more measures.

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A federal judge in Illinois will decide whether to temporarily stop the National Guard from deploying to Chicago.

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Leo’s document, known as an apostolic exhortation, is focused on the needs of the world’s poor.

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Carl Jackson delves into the recent developments in Middle East peace negotiations, highlighting President Trump's role.

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Anna Paulina Luna joined Larry Elder to talk about President Trump's incredible peace deal.

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The Left Won't Congratulate Trump 

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Will the Hostages Finally Be Released? 

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It's Time For Unity In The Republican Party

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President Trump and Finnish counterpart Alexander Stubb sealed an agreement for the U.S. Coast Guard to acquire up to 11 icebreaker ships to bolster U.S. national security in the Arctic.

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Trump will be heading to the Middle East to celebrate peace.

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A Pennsylvania state trooper remains hospitalized in serious condition and another was treated and discharged after they were both shot by a man suspected of stealing clothing from a store and leading police on a high-speed chase. The suspect in the Wednesday evening shooting near Chambersburg is identified in a court affidavit as 31-year-old Lamar Lorenzo Foy. Investigators say he was shot and killed when troopers returned fire. Two woman in the van are charged with retail theft and drug offenses. They're being held in the Franklin County Jail without bail.

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New York Attorney General Letitia James, a longtime foe of President Donald Trump, was indicted for bank fraud on Thursday, a person familiar with the matter said, as the administration seeks to use government power against those who have pursued investigations into him or publicly resisted his agenda. Trump, a Republican who campaigned for reelection in part on a vow of retribution after facing a slew of legal woes since his first term in the White House ended in 2021, has repeatedly assailed James on social media and at political rallies as a partisan enemy. The indictment of James comes after a grand jury in Virginia on September 25 indicted former FBI Director James Comey on charges of making false statements and obstructing a congressional investigation. Comey has said he is innocent. Trump has regularly assailed Comey's handling of the FBI investigation that detailed contacts between Russia and Trump's 2016 campaign. James is one of several Democratic state attorneys general who have sued to block Trump administration actions. She is best known for bringing a civil fraud case against Trump and his family real estate company in 2022. The case resulted in a $454.2 million penalty against Trump after a judge found he fraudulently overstated his net worth to dupe lenders. A New York state appeals court in August threw out the penalty, which had grown to more than a half-billion dollars with interest, but upheld the trial judge's finding that Trump was liable for fraud. Both Trump and James' office are appealing to the state's highest court. Trump denied wrongdoing. He has accused James' office of bringing the case against him for political reasons.

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What Happens if Hamas Breaks the Deal?

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Clearing The Air About Charlie With NewsNation Host, Chris Cuomo.

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The Senate fails to advance legislation to end the government shutdown for the seventh time. There has been no sign of significant progress to ending the impasse. Lawmakers are openly venting their frustration.

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President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the Gaza hostages should be released on Monday or Tuesday and that he hopes to attend a signing ceremony in Egypt. Trump opened a a White House Cabinet meeting to discuss the deal reached on Wednesday under which the hostages held by Hamas militants are to be released as part of a first phase of a broader Gaza plan. He said he believed it will lead to "lasting peace."

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