Two killed and over 35 injured in shooting at Georgia homecoming party
A shooting at a homecoming block party in Vienna, Georgia, resulted in two fatalities and over 35 injuries early Sunday morning. The Georgia Bureau of Investiga
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Search Continues for Missing Medical Flight from Bermuda to Boston
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Australian Authorities Investigate Flydubai Co-Pilot's Background
Australian police and intelligence are investigating the background of Flydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami, who is accused of attacking the captain during a flig
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A New York Times/Siena University poll shows Rev. Adam Hamilton and Senator Roger Marshall tied at around 45 percent each in the Kansas Senate race. This indica
Kansas Senate Race Poll Shows Tie Between Candidates
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Russian Laboratory Worker Dies, Prompting Quarantine Amid Plague Concerns
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Colorado State fires defensive coordinator Tyson Summers during loss to Oregon State
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Kelsey Mitchell Discusses Playing with Caitlin Clark and the Impact of Attention
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Christa Pike's Prognosis Unclear After Lethal Injection Attempt
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Study suggests borg consumption at US colleges may be harmful to drinkers
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Ukraine Open to US-Backed Trilateral Talks with Russia, Says Zelenskyy
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Anthropic Report Discusses AI Use in Disinformation Campaigns in Central African Republic and Other Nations
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Accusations of Sexual Harassment by Police During Protests in India
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Local Resistance Challenges U.S. Tech Infrastructure Expansion Plans
A national security initiative to expand technological infrastructure in the U.S. is facing local opposition, particularly in Virginia's Data Center Alley. Repr
Local Resistance Challenges National Security Push for Tech Infrastructure Expansion
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Iran's Governance Model Changes After Leadership Transitions
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Protests in India Continue for Third Day Demanding Election Commission Chief's Resignation
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Yemen's Government Declares Military Operations Against Houthis
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Texas Tech fan claims to find pages of Colorado's playbook at hotel bar
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Sen. John Kennedy Considers Presidential Run for 2028
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U.S. Marine Arrested in Okinawa for Alleged Murder of Japanese Woman
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German Chancellor Merz Announces $1.5 Billion in Aid During Kyiv Visit
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Attorney Criticizes Trump's Comments on Cornell Rape Case
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Poll Shows Shift of Latino Voters Towards Democrats Ahead of Midterm Elections
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Trump appoints Jay Clayton to lead federal AI task force
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Air strike in Sudan kills driver of UN aid truck, WFP reports
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Trump announces creation of Super Intelligence Force led by Jay Clayton
On October 4, 2026, President Trump announced the formation of a Super Intelligence Force, appointing Jay Clayton, the Director of National Intelligence, as its
Christa Pike remains critically ill after failed execution attempt, lawyer reports
Christa Pike remains in critical condition in a Nashville hospital following a failed execution attempt. Her lawyer, Stephen Ferrell, reported that doctors are
Cavan Sullivan Becomes Youngest US International Goalscorer in Victory Over Mexico
Cavan Sullivan became the youngest US international goalscorer at 17 years and five days during a 3-0 victory over Mexico in Arizona. Sullivan's goal came in th
Former New Jersey Lt. Governor Dale Caldwell Uses AI to Assert Innocence of Harassment Claims
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Justice Alito Comments on Trump's Praise and Criticism of Justices
In a televised interview, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito discussed his approach to President Trump's praise and criticism of other justices. He emphasized t
UAE Shared Flight Details with Israel Following Attempted Hijacking of FlyDubai Aircraft
The UAE shared details about passengers and crew with Israel ahead of a FlyDubai flight where a pilot attempted to hijack the aircraft. The incident has raised
Lawyer for Cornell Jane Doe suggests more individuals may have participated in alleged gang rape
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Accusations of Sexual Harassment Against Police in Delhi Protests
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Oz Calls for Broker Accountability in ObamaCare Fraud Crackdown
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Supreme Court Begins New Term Amid Ongoing Challenges
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Anthropic's AI Discovery and Its Implications for Biomedical Research
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Christa Pike remains unconscious after failed execution attempt in Tennessee
Christa Pike remains unconscious and on a ventilator following a failed execution attempt in Tennessee. Her lawyers report that she has not regained consciousne
Luke Evans Discusses Political Views and Sexuality in Recent Interview
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Protest at Green Party Conference Over Women's Health Discussion
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Rahm Emanuel Discusses Readiness for Jewish President and Faith in Leadership
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel discussed the potential for a Jewish president in the U.S. during an interview on Meet the Press. He emphasized that his faith
Japan summons US ambassador following arrest of marine in Okinawa murder case
Japan has summoned the US ambassador following the arrest of Lance-Corporal Devin Jacob Ballard, a US marine, on suspicion of robbing and murdering a woman name
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