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Trump Ordered Yemen Strike Prep After Call With MBS—Then Stood Down at the Last Minute
Antiwar.com, citing the New York Times, reports Trump told the Pentagon to prepare strikes on Yemen’s Houthis after a call with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman—then delayed the attack. Reuters says U.S.–Houthi talks were held in Oman. Trump told Fox the Houthis agreed not to fight the U.S.
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States Drop Paramount–Warner Antitrust Fight
Twelve states and the Writers Guild of America agreed to settlements over Paramount’s planned buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery, with new commitments on U.S. production, newsroom safeguards, and worker support. A judge must still sign off.
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Rep. Lauren Boebert Accused of Having Sex w/ Female Staffers
A complaint to the House Ethics Committee, filed by journalist David Wheeler, alleges Rep. Lauren Boebert had sexual relationships with three employees—including two women under her supervision—and misused official funds. Boebert and one staffer deny the claims.
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Chris Brown Got a Congressional Tribute at an Arlington Concert. His Criminal Past Quickly Became the Story
The Texas Democrat presented a Congressional Record tribute to Chris Brown and Usher during a concert in Arlington, calling the moment “black joy,” according to the Daily Caller.
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Trump Bets Republicans Can Break the Midterm Curse…
President Donald Trump predicted a major Republican midterm victory, even as recent history and razor-thin congressional margins leave the GOP little room for error.
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Converse Pulled a Karina Sneaker Ad After Critics Saw KKK and Lynching Imagery
Converse apologized and removed an ad featuring Aespa’s Karina after critics objected to its lighting and composition, while BlazeTV host Pat Gray dismissed the backlash as baseless.
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Teen Charged in San Diego Mosque Attack Says Prosecutors Still Haven’t Explained the Alleged Link
A North Carolina teenager is accused of helping two California teens tied to a deadly attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Her attorney says prosecutors have not yet provided enough detail to defend her.
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Trump’s Planned DC Arch Takes a Hard Turn: Drones, Snipers and Ammo Storage
The president said the proposed arch near Memorial Bridge would serve both as a triumphal monument and a military facility, according to reporting adapted from the Associated Press.
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Legal Filing: Brennan Ordered to Testify Oct. 15 as DOJ Runs Two Probes
A court filing by John Brennan’s attorney describes a federal grand jury subpoena for Oct. 15, 2026, and says DOJ is pursuing two investigations, including one touching “issues at Mar‑a‑Lago and beyond.”
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“Cut off, no more”: Vance says 870,000 suspected COVID loan fraudsters to be barred from future federal loans; SBA launches “Operation No Doze”
Vice President JD Vance announced a sweeping suspension tied to roughly $39 billion in suspected PPP/EIDL fraud, with the SBA calling it the agency’s largest to date across 45 states, six territories, and D.C.
