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NYT: Peltola's team helped recruit a second “Dan Sullivan” to dilute the Alaska Senate vote; she denies it

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The Wire

Eighth Circuit throws out the Fed's 21-cent debit swipe-fee cap: post-Chevron, judges say what the law is

Congo's Ebola outbreak passes 10,000 cases, with nearly 5,000 dead

Closing arguments on TV: Democrats talk costs and corruption, Republicans talk taxes and immigration

NPR ranks the Senate map: North Carolina tops the Democrats' flip list, while Republicans eye Michigan

Can the executive branch sue the judiciary? A Fourth Circuit panel sounds skeptical of DOJ's suit against Maryland's entire federal bench

Courthouse News

Europeans balk at posing with Lavrov, so the G20 family photo in Atlanta gets scrapped

“They have killed us”: Novaya Gazeta, Russia's best-known independent paper, will go dark Nov. 9

A Melania-brokered truce holds long enough for Oleshky's civilians to board buses out

Opinion: National Review says California's Prop 40 billionaire tax could cost the state billions it meant to collect

National Review

Opinion: The Schlaflys argue mass immigration won't stop until the border wall is finished

Appeals court revives 27 faith groups' suit over immigration arrests at churches, synagogues and mosques

Two Colorado Catholic parishes take their fight to join the state's free preschool program to the Supreme Court

Courthouse News

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Wall Street heads for its worst day since June as the AI spending boom starts sending the bills

More than 44 million Americans have already voted, and Election Day is still Tuesday

Never mind the telerallies: Trump puts back-to-back Kansas and Iowa rallies back on for Sunday

Netanyahu's bloc lands 53 of 120 Knesset seats, leaving Israel's prime minister short of a majority

Trump says the Iran war is “going to end soon” as Qatari mediators carry a draft deal back to Tehran

Three tankers strike mines and burn in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's Revolutionary Guard says, while the U.S. insists the lanes are clear

Comey is back in court today to argue his Espionage Act charge came too late

Hegseth fires Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia over alleged leaks; Pentagon official says he failed three polygraphs

Trump scraps Kansas and Iowa rallies for telerallies after his second South Carolina trip in a month

DOJ subpoenas election offices in at least four California counties as a judge tells its L.A. prosecutor to stop the threats

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Fox: Bari Weiss met “significant resistance” from CBS staff over covering the Alaska ballot story

Intel has its worst day since 1974, and the government's 10% stake is $12 billion lighter

Binance loses $6.3 billion to hackers, the largest crypto heist on record; Secret Service joins the chase

Binance's co-founder to Elon Musk: not the day to troll us, we hold a $1 billion SpaceX stake

Pope Leo XIV votes absentee in Illinois, the first pope ever to vote in a U.S. election

Oklahoma's next senator could be seated as soon as the Nov. 3 vote is certified, state AG rules

Wyoming's attorney general tells DOJ its election monitors have no right inside polling places

Cowboy State Daily

Grand jury declines to indict Cassidy Hutchinson over her Jan. 6 testimony, sources tell CNN

Judge to lawyer seeking to remove Letitia James from the Cornell case: you have “a real issue”

Nearly nine months after the FBI hauled off 600-plus boxes of Fulton County 2020 records, Frontpage asks: where are the results?

Frontpage Magazine

Virginia's attorney general tells the Supreme Court AR-15s are machine-gun kin; The Federalist says they are not

Glenn Beck's midterm scorecard: 16 promises Trump kept, four he hasn't

Democrats demand answers from State on taking in Bolsonaro and granting his visa

Russia reports a record 1,043 Ukrainian drones overnight and a refinery fire in Samara, a day after word Kyiv paused such strikes at Trump's urging

Politico Europe

IDF says it killed a Hamas Nukhba terrorist who helped abduct Israelis on Oct. 7

The Jerusalem Post

China's Communist Party pledges tighter discipline ahead of its 2027 congress, with Xi eyeing a fourth term

The Straits Times

Interest on the national debt will cost $20 trillion over the next decade, $200 billion a month by 2036

America spends billions on the war on terror in Africa, and the terrorists are winning, Reason reports

Victims of Spain's high-speed train collision may come from as many as 27 countries, prime minister says

Rubin Observatory spots its first dwarf planet candidate in our solar system

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Hillary's “buckle up” promise of investigations: Lucid asks what Madison would make of it

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