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Haley Stevens defends MAGA flip in massive AI-generated manic screed
Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) on Monday tried to justify her stunning decision to abandon Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and endorse Republican Mike Rogers, but an analysis found the lengthy statement she posted may not have been entirely her own. Stevens lost the Democratic Senate primary to El-Sayed and initially endorsed him, but she reversed…
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Cinemark Q3 Revenue Surges 24% to Record $1.1 Billion Thanks to ‘Spider-Man’ and ‘Odyssey’
Revenue cleared $1 billion for the second consecutive quarter after reaching a record $1.1 billion in the second quarter The domestic box office reached an unadjusted third quarter record of $3.04 billion, with 51% coming from the combined $1.56 billion of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” and “The Odyssey” Concession revenue per patron spending reach $6.50,…
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How Trump Is Spending Election Day
President Donald Trump delivers a speech marking the end of the midterm election campaign on Nov. 2, 2026, at the Lincoln Reflecting Pool, in Washington, DC. —Mandel Ngan–AFP via Getty Images After weeks of rallies across the country, President Trump is set to spend Election Day at the White House, as polls suggest his party…
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One-eyed dog eludes California rescuers for weeks: ‘Anchovy Jack can run fast, jump high’
For weeks, Anchovy Jack slipped just out of authorities’ reach. The winking pup had escaped from his new home in San Francisco days after undergoing surgery — being neutered and having his right eye removed — and his adoption from an East Bay organization. A former street dog who seemingly couldn’t be contained, Anchovy Jack…
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Panic as Todd Blanche drops midterm eve election ‘lie’ critics call a sign of what’s next
On the eve of Tuesday’s midterm elections, Attorney General Todd Blanche floated an unsubstantiated claim about “thousands of illegal voters” — a remark that instantly stoked fears of what’s to come. “Wow. The Attorney General is lying about the election the night before it occurs,” wrote Karen Piper, an author and former University of Missouri…
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Which races might predict a ‘blue wave’? Here’s what to watch
WASHINGTON — Americans are heading to the polls Tuesday in a historic set of midterm elections that will determine which party controls the chambers of Congress for the remainder of President Trump’s time in office. Democrats appear poised to make significant gains, with polling showing the party up between 7 and 11 points on the generic ballot.…
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Who will govern Israel? It may come down to Arab voters.
The dust is beginning to settle a week after Israel’s first national election since Hamas’s attack on October 7, 2023, and the war Israel waged on Gaza in response. Neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his opponents won the 61 parliamentary seats needed to govern. Now the fate of the next government hinges on a…
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Trump makes last-gasp attack on Dem candidate with ‘He will, 100%, do you in!’ warning
Donald Trump once again went after Michigan Democrat Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in a Truth Social post after 1 a.m., as the midterm campaign wraps up and voters head to the polls. The race for the seat held by retiring Democratic Sen. Gary Peters is one of the most closely watched in the country. Republicans have…
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Wealthiest Americans have the biggest families — in a stunning reversal from the past, study finds
America’s richest families are now the most likely to have more than two kids, according to a new report — flipping decades of demographics on their head. About half of the 1% richest Americans have three or more kids — the highest portion of any tax bracket, according to a recent analysis of the Federal…
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The left and the right may loathe this next ruling on religious school funding
What a time to be a religious litigant at the United States Supreme Court. From challenges to LGBTQ-inclusive school policies and curricula, to exemptions from public health and anti-discrimination measures, religious groups have virtually run the table in recent years. But in the next big religion case to be argued in the Supreme Court, happening…