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Dana White Acknowledges Trump’s Offer for White House Press Secretary Position

UFC CEO Dana White confirmed he is meeting with President Trump regarding an offer for the White House Press Secretary position. Trump announced the offer on social media, referring to White as a notable figure. Reports suggest White may have declined the offer, and the Press Secretary role has been vacant since the departure of Karoline Leavitt.

The Hill

Trump to give first interview after midterms on CBS News

President Trump will be interviewed on CBS News’s “60 Minutes” following the GOP's losses in the midterm elections. He has attributed the defeats to candidate quality, while others have noted his approval ratings as a factor.

Fox News — Latest

Blue Angels pilot removed from team for failing to meet standards

Maj. Scott Laux was removed from the Blue Angels for not meeting standards, following a controversial low flyover incident in July. The Navy has not specified the reasons for his dismissal, and his biography has been removed from the team's website. The squadron performed without him at a recent air show.

Washington Examiner

Jon Ossoff leads 2028 presidential straw poll at progressive conference

Senator Jon Ossoff was the top choice in a straw poll at a progressive conference for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. He received 38.4% of the votes from attendees, followed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Pete Buttigieg. Although Ossoff has stated he is not interested in running, he is considered a leading candidate.

Daily Wire

Analysis of Republican Redistricting Efforts Post-Midterms

Republicans are evaluating the impact of their redistricting efforts after the midterm elections, which resulted in significant Democratic victories. Despite initial goals to gain seats through redistricting, analysis suggests that the outcomes may reflect broader electoral trends rather than the effectiveness of the new maps.

Guardian — US

Epstein Survivors Receive Support at Touring Art Exhibition

A touring exhibition on Jeffrey Epstein's crimes has prompted visitors to leave thousands of supportive messages for survivors. Danielle Bensky, a visitor, initially worried about potential exploitation but noted the emotional impact of the support expressed.

Guardian — US

Increased Fossil Fuel Pipeline Projects Driven by Datacenter Demand

A report from the Environmental Integrity Project reveals that the demand for datacenters is driving a significant increase in fossil fuel pipeline projects. Nearly 200 projects are proposed or underway, totaling around 17,000 miles. This trend occurs alongside regulatory rollbacks by the Trump administration intended to protect natural resources.

Fox News — Politics

Democrats' Midterm Gains May Influence Electoral College Changes by 2028

Democrats' recent electoral victories may facilitate changes to the Electoral College by 2028 through the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. This compact requires at least 270 electoral votes to take effect, and several states are considering joining. Legal challenges regarding its constitutionality are anticipated.

Deutsche Welle

US Military Strikes Vessel Amid Iranian Naval Blockade

The US military has confirmed that it struck a vessel leaving an Iranian port due to a naval blockade. Iran reported that three oil tankers caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz, labeled as 'non-compliant.'

Axios

House Republicans Consider Impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

House Republicans are preparing to vote on the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, driven by recent electoral defeats. Representative Thomas Massie plans to introduce the impeachment resolution, citing Hegseth's alleged defiance of Congress regarding military actions in Iran. The political dynamics have shifted following the midterms, increasing support for impeachment among GOP members.