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Trump’s bizarre closing midterm pitch points to alarming ‘mental health disorder’: expert
Therapist and author Elliott Connie suspects President Donald Trump’s closing pitch before Tuesday’s midterm elections pointed to something deeper than bad messaging: a possible mental health disorder. In a video breaking down the remarks, Connie said Trump’s fixation on the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, along with his musing about slapping his own name…
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Anonymous Celebrity Loses UK Court Bid to Block Sexual Misconduct Allegations From Being Published
An anonymous celebrity who filed an injunction to permanently block the publishing of his identity and allegations of sexual misconduct against him has been denied by the U.K. High Court. Two U.K. news organizations, ITN and the Guardian, have argued that it is in the public’s interest to publish the accusations they have received regarding…
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The terrifying reason psychopaths are more likely to land a second date: study
Fatal attraction. Are you on a date with someone who’s handsome and kind? They could be a psychosexual sadist. At least that’s the theory floated by University of Alabama scientists, who found that psychopaths can exhibit desirable characteristics during a romantic outing, including humor, charm and physical attractiveness. In other words, they’re someone you might…
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‘Frustrated’ Christina Applegate reveals tough new challenge after MS misdiagnosis: ‘I need to get my s–t together’
Christina Applegate is struggling not to feel like a “fraud” in the wake of her multiple sclerosis misdiagnosis. When “MeSsy” podcast guest Jack Osbourne confessed to listeners Tuesday that he sometimes feels like “a bit of a fraud” based on the severity of his MS symptoms, the actress quipped, “Talk about being a fraud. I…
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Why India Cannot Rise With Weak State Capacity
Passengers and aspirants of Bihar Police Constable Exam gather for board a train at Patna Junction, on June 24, 2026 in Patna, India. —Santosh Kumar-Hindustan Times-Getty Images India faces a host of development challenges: education and health, manufacturing and jobs, urbanization and pollution. In the world’s most populous country, sheer scale makes addressing each of…
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‘Buckle up, America’: Conservative raises alarm about next two years of ‘Trump unleashed’
If Republicans lose both chambers of Congress once all the votes from Tuesday’s midterms are counted, a leading conservative columnist warns that President Donald Trump’s “self-destructive instincts” will only be “intensified.” In a column for the Washington Post, National Review’s Jim Geraghty predicted that Trump, with little left to lose, may indulge his worst instincts…
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Mike Lawler Campaign Bans Bloomberg Reporters From Election Night Event
Rep. Mike Lawler’s campaign has barred Bloomberg reporters from its Election Night event Tuesday, warning that journalists who attempt to attend will be treated as trespassers after the news organization reported on a lawsuit alleging unpaid wages and discrimination involving political canvassers. The decision escalates a dispute between the New York Republican’s campaign and the…
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E-Bike and E-Scooter Accidents Are Skyrocketing Among Children
—Miguel Sotomayor—Getty Images Recently, Dr. Alan Schroeder was walking on the street in New York City when he felt a breeze out of nowhere. “I literally was about four inches away from someone on an e-bike, probably going 30 miles an hour, that I didn’t see,” he recalls. If he’d been hit, the injuries could…
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Google Announces It’s Shutting Off Search Engine Access for Schools That Ban AI
Schools across the country have long grown dependent on Google, from its eponymous search engine to services like Gmail and Chromebooks, the company’s cheap laptops that have become commonplace in classrooms. But it’s a fraught relationship that’s now seriously being tested as teachers start to suspect that the AI use is wreaking havoc on the…
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‘This is crazy’: Panic as Hegseth official endangers rights workers with ‘venomous lie’
A top adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been accused of endangering human rights workers throughout the hemisphere with a “venomous lie” tying them to drug cartels, a civil rights advocate warned. Eric Geressy, Hegseth’s senior adviser for strategy, made the remarks linking nongovernmental organizations to cartels on Oct. 27 in Santo Domingo, Dominican…