Capitol Hill

• Dem Sen. Elissa Slotkin Now Facing Ethics Complaint After Threatening Young Trump Supporters
“Crazed Lunatic” Anti-Trump Judge Finally Backs Down After Threatening DOJ Lawyers
• Trump Slams Rep. Ilhan Omar — and Makes Strong Prediction About Her Future
• Zelensky Holds Private Meeting With U.S. Senators, Urges Them to Increase Pressure on Trump
• Michael Bloomberg Gives $80M to Dems for Midterms
• Report: Feds Have Obtained DNA Evidence That May Prove Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother
• RNC Pours $50M Into Key House and Senate Races
• California Witnesses Incredible 46 Percent Plunge in New Immigrant Student Enrollment
• Trump Warns U.S. Could Burn Like France If Democrats Win Midterm Elections

ECONOMY

• Trump Announces $8 Billion in Diesel Relief for U.S. Farmers
• U.S. Dollar, Gold, Short-Term Bonds Shine As Safe Havens

• United Airlines CEO Dodges $32M Pay Question After Inequality Warning
• Late October the Best Time to Buy Stocks — Particularly in Midterm Election Years
• Defense Stocks Drop as Investors Anticipate Dems' Midterm Sweep
• Waymo Working to Increase Self-Driving Fleet to 20,000 Vehicles Next Year
• Higher Interest Rates Accelerating Housing Slump
• U.S. to Announce Certification of Boeing’s 737 Max Following Years of Delays
• United Airlines CEO Wants National Wealth Tax, With Inheritance Taxes Approaching 100%

SWAMP WATCH

• Study: Foreign-Born Judges Much More Likely to Rule Against Trump’s Immigration Policies
• CNN Lib Melts Down Live on Air When Scott Jennings Tells Truth About Riots in France

• Dr. Oz’s Surprise NYC Fraud Crackdown Sends Senior Daycare Staff Scrambling for Answers
• Philly’s Soros-Funded DA Slapped With Subpoena After Judge Referred to Him to DOJ
• Here’s How Many Visas the Trump Administration Has Revoked Since Trump Took Office
• Amy Klobuchar Fails in Her Attempt to Distance Herself From Tim Walz
• Kimberley Guilfoyle’s Post-Ambassador “Grift” — $100,000 per Speech in Palm Beach
• Indiana Democrat Claims She Wasn’t “That Intoxicated” Following Trainwreck Interview
• Treasury Dept. Says Bank of America Scrutinized Conservatives’ Accounts Harder Than Drug Cartels’

NATIONAL SECURITY & GLOBAL AFFAIRS

• Russia Frees Imprisoned U.S. Citizen After Plea From Trump
• Steve Witkoff Brings New Ukraine War Peace Proposal to Putin
• Importing the Third World: Ceuta, Spain Awash With Feces and Trash
• 9 Killed in Russian Drone and Missile Blitz in Ukraine
• Pete Hegseth Meets With Netanyahu Amid Rumors of Renewed Iran Offensive After Midterm Elections
• Houthi Attack at Yemen Government Training Camp Leaves 58 Dead, Over 200 Injured
• Alberta Voters Slam the Door on Independence From Canada
• Marine LePen Gains in the Polls Amid Violent Riots in France
• Poland, Hungary State the Obvious: France Riots Are Why We Have Border Control

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

• Jay-Z Chooses Himself for Super Bowl Halftime Show
• Jon Stewart to Stay at “The Daily Show” Through the 2028 Election
• Steven Soderbergh Reportedly Joins The Batman II Following Matt Reeves’ Departure
• Al Pacino to Get Lifetime Achievement Award From the Screen Actors Guild
• Comedian Jimmy Carr Has Perfect Response to Faux Shane Gillis Outrage
• Dream and Valkyries Skip National Anthem Again in WNBA Finals Game 2
• Soccer Legend Emmanuel Petit Unloads on French Rioters: “Go Back Where You Came From”
• New Jersey Man Accused of Killing Hockey Star Johnny Gaudreau Makes Unexpected Admission
• Did WNBA Finally Learn What a Woman Is? Comish Declares Former NBA Players Ineligible to Play

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

• Trump Admin Directs Federal Agencies to Purge China’s Deepseek AI From Government Systems
• U2 Frontman Bono Criticizes Christians and Jews Who Back DOGE’s Anti-Corruption Cuts
• Democrat Mega-Donor Eric Schmidt Could See His Wealth Jump by $10 Billion From His Anthropic Investment
• ChatGPT Adds a Feature That Lets Users Lock Private Conversations
• Proposed 960-Megawatt Nuclear Project Gains Amazon’s Backing at Former Indiana Coal Site
• Japan Prepares First-Ever Mission to Retrieve Samples From Mars’ Moons
• Deepseek AI Banned from U.S. Federal Agencies Amid China Tensions
• Capitol Hill Raises Security Concerns As Waymo Orders Thousands of Chinese-Made Cars to Expand Its U.S. Robotaxi Fleet
• Europe’s Big Four Telecoms Unite to Counter Starlink

HEALTH, FITNESS & MORE

• Christina Applegate Reveals She Was Misdiagnosed With MS
• RFK Jr.’s Agency Submits Peptide Drug Proposal to the White House
• Why “Made With Avocado Oil” Doesn’t Always Mean What Shoppers Expect
• More Than Puppy Love: Science Explores Why Touching Dogs Helps Ease Stress
• Research Suggests PEMF Therapy May Help People With Parkinson’s Disease
• Postpartum Depression Rates Have Doubled, Exposing Gaps in Health Care System
• Melania Trump Announces Initiative to Elevate Women’s Health Issues at White House, NIH
• Not All Processed Foods Associated With Risk of Colon Cancer
• These Packaged Foods Are Actually Healthy

OPINION

• Victor Davis Hanson: The Deep Midterms
• Hugh Hewitt: Minnesota’s Massive Fraud Scandal Could Deliver a Stunning Senate Upset
• Rikki Schlott: Halloween Curfews Are Sending Kids Home as Early as 7 p.m. — Proof the Nanny State Is Alive and Well
• Stephen L. Miller: Can AI Developers Be Trusted on 2A Rights?
• Nathanael Blake: No, Two Men Failing to Make a Baby Together Is Not “Infertility”
• Van Hipp: U.S. Can Fight in Future Battlefields With Autonomous Warfare Command
• Tom Purcell: How Social Media and AI Changed Bullying
• RIch Lowry: Why “Greatness” Will Never Be Part of France’s Future
• John Hishta: Older Voters Could Decide the Battle for Congress