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Fox News — Latest

Washington Ranchers Challenge State Fines Over Stockwater Ponds

Wade and Teresa King, owners of King Ranch in Washington, are contesting fines from the state for allegedly damaging wetlands by creating stockwater ponds. They argue the ponds are necessary for their cattle and are not regulated wetlands. The Kings are appealing a court ruling that dismissed their lawsuit seeking a jury trial. They may take their case to the U.S. Supreme Court if unsuccessful in Washington, claiming the outcome could affect ranchers nationwide.

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Washington Examiner

Former Ukrainian Prosecutor Claims Anti-Corruption Agencies Undermine Peace Efforts

Ruslan Kravchenko, a former prosecutor general of Ukraine, claims that anti-corruption agencies are undermining President Zelensky and obstructing peace efforts with Russia. He calls for an independent audit of these agencies, alleging they are misusing investigations to pressure Zelensky's administration and negotiators. The allegations come as corruption investigations target Zelensky's inner circle, and U.S.-mediated talks are scheduled for November 10-11.

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The Daily Beast

Trump's Plea for Dana White as Press Secretary Raises 25th Amendment Discussions

President Trump has asked UFC president Dana White to serve as press secretary, prompting discussions about his fitness for office and calls for the 25th Amendment. Critics, including Rosie O'Donnell, have voiced concerns about Trump's mental state following this request. White has reportedly declined the position but plans to meet with Trump to discuss it further.

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Fox News — Latest

Dana White to Meet with Trump Regarding Press Secretary Offer

Dana White, CEO of UFC, is set to meet with President Trump to discuss an offer for the White House press secretary position. Trump publicly encouraged White to accept the role, suggesting he would be an effective spokesperson. This meeting follows recent changes in Trump's communications team and comes as Democrats prepare for potential investigations into the administration.

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Washington Examiner

Governor Josh Shapiro expresses support for abolishing the Electoral College

Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania has expressed support for abolishing the Electoral College, following the Democratic Party's success in the 2026 midterm elections. Speaking at an event in Washington, D.C., he reiterated his belief in the National Popular Vote Compact as a means to ensure the will of the people is respected in presidential elections.

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Washington Examiner

Hillary Clinton urges Democrats to focus on legislative achievements in new Congress

Hillary Clinton has called on Democrats to prioritize passing legislation in the new Congress, following their midterm election victories. She emphasized the importance of uniting to address healthcare and energy costs, while also acknowledging internal debates about leadership and the focus on investigations versus legislative action.

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Breitbart

Former Aide Advocates for Jim Jordan as GOP Leader Amid Democratic Oversight

Russell Dye, a former aide to Rep. Jim Jordan, stated that Republicans need Jordan as their leader to counter expected Democratic investigations into President Trump. Dye believes Jordan is the best candidate for the role, emphasizing the need for a strong leader in the House minority. The leadership election will take place the week of November 10.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Offers UFC CEO Dana White Press Secretary Position

Donald Trump announced on November 7, 2026, that he offered UFC CEO Dana White the role of White House press secretary. Trump proposed a team of MMA fighters to help defend his administration. White shared a photo at the press podium but did not confirm acceptance of the offer. This announcement follows recent staff changes in the White House.

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Guardian — US

FAA launches first digital air traffic control towers in Florida and Alaska

The FAA has launched the first digital air traffic control towers in the US at Bartow executive airport in Florida and Kenai municipal airport in Alaska. This move is part of a broader initiative to modernize aviation infrastructure, with plans to expand to five more regional airports. Concerns about the technology's reliability have been noted.

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Fox News — Latest

Protest in Seattle Against Washington State Ballot Initiative on Girls' Sports

Following the approval of Initiative 638, which restricts biological males from girls' sports, transgender-rights supporters held a protest in Seattle. The initiative requires medical verification of biological sex for participation in girls' sports and received 56.8% voter support. Legal challenges are being considered by advocacy groups.

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Fox News — Latest

California Governor Commutes Death Sentences for 548 Inmates, Faces Criticism

California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced plans to commute the death sentences of all 548 inmates on death row, a decision that has drawn criticism from Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer and others. Critics argue that this move disregards the judicial process and harms victims' families. Newsom believes the death penalty is incompatible with California's values and poses risks of wrongful executions. The commutations may face legal challenges under state law.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Judge Investigates ICE's Compliance with Release Orders in Colorado

A federal judge has summoned ICE's Denver director to court over concerns that the agency violated judicial release orders by re-arresting detainees. This inquiry involves 14 individuals re-arrested shortly after their release, including Ramon Quintero Alvarez. The Department of Homeland Security claims ICE acted lawfully, while the judge has requested detailed information regarding the timing of these re-arrests.

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Breitbart

Ron DeSantis Criticizes Republicans for Supporting Crony Capitalism

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized Republican support for crony capitalism, linking it to young people's favorable views of socialism. He expressed concerns about government policies that benefit specific corporations and emphasized the importance of maintaining a competitive market.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Rules Against NYC Mayor on ICE Subpoena for Homeless Shelter Data

A federal judge has ruled that New York City must comply with an ICE subpoena for personal information of homeless shelter residents. The ruling, made by U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan, allows for oversight by a special master to ensure compliance with sanctuary city laws. Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is considering an appeal against the decision.

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Washington Examiner

Trump expresses willingness to refrain from insults for bipartisan deal

President Trump indicated he could refrain from insulting Democrats to achieve bipartisan agreements in Congress. This statement was made during a preview of his upcoming 60 Minutes interview. Trump acknowledged his history of derogatory remarks but expressed confidence in his ability to work collaboratively with Democrats, despite recent election outcomes favoring them.

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Guardian — US

Bay Area Voters Approve Measures to Support Public Transit

Voters in the San Francisco Bay Area have approved two measures to support public transit. The Regional Transit Measure will implement a sales tax to generate around $1 billion annually for transit agencies facing financial difficulties.

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Washington Examiner

Calley Means Critiques Susie Wiles for Delaying Health Policy Initiatives

Calley Means criticized former White House chief of staff Susie Wiles for allegedly hindering health policy initiatives during an interview with Joe Rogan. He claimed Wiles prioritized financial support from the sugar industry over children's health and noted nepotism in policy decisions. His comments came on the same day Trump announced Wiles's departure from her role.

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