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YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Iran war latest and other middle east updates

The U.S. Air Force has brought home its bombers stationed at a U.S.-run military air base in England used to strike Iran following an investigation into a planned terror attack at the RAF Fairford base. The move comes as President Donald Trump weighs options for his war on Iran — including new strikes — despite his initial promises to Americans that the campaign would last a matter of weeks.

THEFEDERALIST (Joy Pullmann) - Big Law Is Backing The Climate Adversaries Of Their Energy Clients

Neither the law firms nor their massive energy clients responded to requests for comment on the potential conflict of interest, except one.

THEFEDERALIST (John Daniel Davidson) - The Riots In France Are A Warning For America

The Red-Green alliance of leftists and Muslims is staging a show of force, rioting in the streets of France. Pay attention, we’re next.

THEFEDERALIST (Brianna Lyman) - Hochul’s Idea Of An Impartial Investigator In Cornell Case Is Letitia James

By now the story has gripped the nation: A former Cornell student, known as Jane Doe, has accused seven frat members of raping her two years ago. Nobody was initially charged because Doe told school officials she consented to the sexual acts, but two years later, Doe has changed her account of the events and […]

THEFEDERALIST (Bonner Russell Cohen) - Feds Defy Supreme Court Ban On Labeling Every Puddle A ‘Protected Wetland’

SCOTUS put clear limits on federal authority to regulate wetlands, but the Army Corps of Engineers persists in throwing its weight around as if nothing had changed.

THEFEDERALIST (Nathanael Blake) - Mayor Mamdani Is Governing Like A College Theater Kid

Mamdani is the high-energy guy eager to let you know just how much fun stuff there is to do, and be sure to check out movie night on the quad this Friday, and also, Free Palestine!

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - MD state lawmaker speaks on DOJ suing state over law enforcement mask ban | Sunrise

Maryland’s new law banning masks for law enforcement is being challenged by the Trump administration. The new law took effect on Oct. 1, 2026, and the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit. State Senator Will Smith (D) joined Sunrise on The Hill to discuss the lawsuit and the new law. #Marylandmasksban #DOJlawsuit #newlaw

REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Alaska Man Monday: Garage Bears, Dumb Crooks, and the Lodge

The fall equinox is past, and last week, we had our first snow on September 30. That’s not unusual. This snow didn’t stick, and even the extra bit we got on October 1 just melted away within an hour or so. But this is just the beginning of the winter of 2026-27, and there is almost certainly a few feet of snow in our future, times when it will be great to stay inside and have a nice big bowl of hot stew or some spruce grouse and dumplings.

What are the expected winter conditions and typical local comforts for the 2026-2027 winter season in Alaska?
The 2026-2027 winter is expected to bring several feet of snow to Alaska. During this time, it is common for residents to stay indoors and enjoy local food items such as hot stew, spruce grouse, and dumplings.
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What weather conditions occurred in Alaska during the week leading up to October 5, 2026, following the fall equinox?
Following the fall equinox, Alaska experienced its first snow on September 30. Although the snow did not stick and the additional snowfall on October 1 melted within approximately one hour, the region is preparing for the 2026-2027 winter, which is expected to bring several feet of snow.
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