Deadly flooding sweeps across parts of Spain during ‘historic’ rains
A historic and devastating flooding event that has swept across parts of eastern Spain this week has turned deadly.
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October 30, 2024
New York Republican in toss-up district gains momentum in key race to determine House control
A new poll finds that Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., who is running to keep his seat in a highly-contested district, now holds a larger lead over his opponent Mondaire Jones.
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SEAN HANNITY: Kamala Harris didn’t talk about this tonight
Fox News host Sean Hannity calls out Vice President Kamala Harris’ remarks in Washington, D.C. ahead of the 2024 election.
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DEROY MURDOCK: I was at the Trump Madison Square Garden rally. MSNBC’s take is absolutely nuts
MSNBC went nuts trying to pretend the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden was a fascist gathering. It was nothing of the sort. Trump did tell the crowd that Nov. 5 is "Liberation Day."
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Colorado Secretary of State site ‘improperly’ displayed partial passwords for voting systems
The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office acknowledged it inadvertently posted a spreadsheet to its website with a hidden tab that included voting system passwords.
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Celtics’ Joe Mazzulla hopes NBA institutes heightened level of physicality: ‘Bring back fighting’
While many of the NBA stars maintain friendships away from the hardwood, the Celtics coach suggested fans would be better served by a heightened level of physicality.
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Former USD women’s basketball player Bridget Schumacher died
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- A former University of South Dakota women's basketball player has died.
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4 elementary students injured after large tree branch falls on Missouri school playground
Four elementary school students were injured Tuesday after powerful winds caused a tree branch to fall onto a school playground in Pleasant Hill, Missouri.
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Wind-driven wildfires in central Oklahoma prompt evacuations
Wildfires in central Oklahoma are prompting officials to order evacuations for some communities as wind gusts reaching 40-50 mph fan the flames.
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Friend Of A Phantom
VOLA first emerged during the lingering death throes of straight-ahead djent, sounding almost entirely detached from everything that had gone before. Indicative of a more general move away from well-worn cliché, towards something more inherently progressive and adventurous, the Danes' "Inmazes" debu...
