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Rep. Ro Khanna Proposes Cutting Off Military Funding for Iran Conflict

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) announced plans to cut military funding for Iran, even with U.S. troops in the area. In a Fox News interview, he linked high gas prices to the Iran conflict and stated that Democrats would stop funding immediately if they regained control of Congress. Khanna compared this action to the Vietnam War but did not discuss the risks to U.S. personnel.

Fox News — Latest

Former Pentagon UFO Chief Questions Evidence of FBI Black Triangle Sighting

Sean Kirkpatrick, former head of the Pentagon's AARO, questions the evidence behind a reported black triangle sighting by FBI personnel. He states that the account lacks sufficient proof and emphasizes the need for an evidence-based approach to such claims. Kirkpatrick outlines three possible explanations for unidentified aerial phenomena and notes that many previously unresolved cases had been analyzed and resolved by AARO. The War Department has chosen not to comment on the new files, allowing the public to draw their own conclusions.

Axios

Debate over race questions in 2030 Census escalates with public comments

The debate over whether to include race and ethnicity questions in the 2030 Census has intensified, generating over 100,000 public comments. The Census Bureau proposed eliminating these questions to improve response rates, but civil rights advocates express concerns about the accuracy of data if the government determines race and ethnicity. An analysis revealed that a significant majority of comments opposed the proposal, and the comment period has been extended to November 2.

Guardian — US

Obama Campaigns for Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed

Barack Obama is campaigning for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, acknowledging past criticisms from El-Sayed regarding his presidency. His humorous remarks about Michelle Obama drew laughter from the crowd, highlighting his engagement with the Democratic Party's progressive wing.

Washington Examiner

Ohio Gubernatorial Candidates Engage in Personal Attacks Ahead of Election

The Ohio gubernatorial race has devolved into personal attacks between candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and Amy Acton. Ramaswamy's campaign released an ad featuring Acton’s estranged mother, prompting criticism and further allegations about both candidates' pasts. The contentious nature of the race has resulted in the absence of a debate ahead of the election.

texastribune.org

Ken Paxton cancels final rally at the Alamo ahead of Election Day

Ken Paxton, the Republican U.S. Senate nominee, has canceled his final rally at the Alamo, instead scheduling events in Conroe and Allen. The Alamo Trust was unaware of any planned event there, as political gatherings are usually not allowed. Paxton is in a close race against Democrat James Talarico, who has been campaigning extensively.

New York Times — Politics

Analysis of Trump's Public Speeches at Age 80

A New York Times review has analyzed President Trump's speeches at age 80, noting changes in his speaking style compared to 2016. The review highlights an increase in profanity, absolutism, speech length, and a decrease in coherence.