Leaders of India's Cockroach Party Detained Ahead of Planned Protest
Leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) have been detained in India ahead of a protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
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47 articlesIndian Police Detain Leaders of Cockroach Party Ahead of Protest in New Delhi
The Cockroach Janta Party in India reported that its leaders were detained ahead of a protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh K
Delhi Prepares for Protest Demanding Resignation of Election Chief Amid Security Measures
Protesters in Delhi, known as the 'Cockroaches', are set to demand the resignation of India's Chief Election Commissioner amid heavy police presence and securit
CCTV Footage Captures ICE Agents Shooting Incident in New York
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Sydney Colson Criticizes White Players' Silence on Transgender Issues
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Trump Criticizes Nobel Committee's Decision to Award Peace Prize to Navi Pillay
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ICE Agent Shot After Allegedly Assaulting Woman on Lawn in California
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Federal judge rules against DOJ's request for voter registration records
On October 10, 2026, U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan ruled that the Justice Department's effort to collect voter registration records for identifying susp
Garrett Whitlock Pitched with Fractured Tibia at End of 2026 Season
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Trump Criticizes New York Law Changing Parental Terms at Syracuse Rally
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Trump requests Supreme Court to review 2016 election lawsuit against Clinton
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Elon Musk criticizes Mukesh Ambani regarding Starlink delays
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Zelensky Criticizes Trump Over Diesel Deal with Russia
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Igor Shesterkin's Injury Raises Concerns for Rangers Following Loss to Capitals
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Protests in New York City Following Shooting of Migrant in Bronx
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Los Angeles Drug Bust on Skid Row Leads to Dispute Between Councilmember and Federal Prosecutor
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Ella Langley cancels concert in Tulsa due to security threat
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Mookie Betts Comments on Dodgers' Preparedness for NLCS Against Brewers
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Trump Criticizes Nobel Peace Prize Committee for 2026 Snub
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Mike Tyson Predicts Donald Trump Will Win Midterms
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Trump Campaigns for Blakeman in Syracuse with Mike Tyson
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Hurricane Isaias Hits Florida with 96 MPH Winds and Flooding Threat
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Putin states peace talks with Ukraine are unlikely due to drone attacks
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UN Whistleblower Accuses Navi Pillay of Complicity in Uyghur Genocide Following Nobel Peace Prize Win
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Son of Veteran Who Died During Trial Urges Minister to Halt Prosecutions of Troops
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Governor Kathy Hochul Signs New York onto Federal School Choice Program Amid Opposition
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Met Police Volunteer Force Chief Dismissed After Misconduct Hearing
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Detroit Lions Coach Dan Campbell Remembers Mike Ditka Following His Death
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Cornell University Expels Student Following Title IX Investigation into Allegations of Sexual Assault
Cornell University expelled Jonathan Newell following a Title IX investigation into allegations of sexual assault made by a student identified as Jane Doe. The
Panama declares major disaster following two earthquakes
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Trump Announces Deal to Import Russian Diesel Amid Rising Fuel Prices
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Trump Remembers Mike Ditka Following His Death
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James Talarico Returns to Campaign Trail After Illness
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U.S. Official Reports Trump Negotiated Diesel Deal with Putin After Zelensky Ignored Requests
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Wytheville, Virginia, Celebrates the Legacy of First Lady Edith Bolling Wilson
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Israeli Drone Attack Injures Six Near Lebanon-Syria Border
An Israeli drone attack in Lebanon's Hermel district has injured six individuals, including five Syrians and one Lebanese. The Israeli military claimed the stri
Former Obama Advisors Address Divisions Among Maine Democrats in Senate Race
Former aides to President Barack Obama addressed the divisions among Maine Democrats regarding the Senate race against incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collin
Nick Bosa Aims to Return from Injury by Week 6
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Trump Holds Rally in Upstate New York to Support GOP Candidate
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Zelensky Criticizes US-Russia Diesel Agreement
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New Jersey Town Spends Opioid Settlement Funds on Police Vehicles and Surveillance Cameras
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Intercommunal clashes result in 71 fatalities in South Sudan
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Kremlin states Trump supports Russia's role in Iran settlement efforts
The Kremlin announced that US President Donald Trump is supportive of Russia's participation in negotiations aimed at resolving issues related to Iran. This com