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REDSTATE (RedState Video) - New Maine Poll: Susan Collins Trails Overall, Leads Older Voters by 12

With Election Day just four weeks away, Larry O’Connor sits down with AARP’s John Hishta to break down the voters who could determine the midterms. They examine new polling from Maine’s closely watched Senate race, why voters 50+ could be decisive, the issues driving them to the polls, split-ticket voting and what upcoming polling could reveal about the battle for the House. The new Maine polling shows Troy Jackson leading Susan Collins by three points overall, while Collins holds a 12-point advantage among older voters.

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REDSTATE (RedState Video) - Democrats Plan Mass Protest Against Zohran Mamdani

On this full episode of LARRY with Larry O’Connor, we cover the BREAKING NEWS as NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces a stunning revolt from his own left-wing base, with pro-Palestinian activists accusing him of “betrayal” and organizing a protest outside City Hall on October 7. PLUS, the growing backlash over Mamdani’s antisemitism strategy, the activists now turning against him, the latest political fallout and MUCH, much more! Raise your hand as a Social Security voter: https://AARP.org/SocialSecurityVoter Chapter compares every Medicare plan nationwide for free to recommend coverage based on your doctors, prescriptions, and budget. Call 580-308-0975 or visit https://chapter.com/oconnor. *Paid Partnership See why more Americans are…

What is the political situation surrounding Zohran Mamdani as of October 6, 2026?
Zohran Mamdani is facing a stunning revolt from his own left-wing base, characterized by a mass protest planned for October 7 at City Hall and significant political fallout regarding his specific strategies and actions.
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Why are pro-Palestinian activists protesting against Zohran Mamdani?
The activists are accusing Mamdani of betrayal and are reacting to the growing backlash regarding his antisemitism strategy, which has led to a revolt from his own left-wing base.
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What event is being planned by pro-Palestinian activists against NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani on October 7?
Pro-Palestinian activists are organizing a mass protest outside City Hall on October 7 to accuse Zohran Mamdani of "betrayal" following a revolt from his own left-wing base.
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JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Former Deputy AG Sally Yates to review Cornell's handling of sexual misconduct cases

Jane Doe is suing seven former students, who have become known as the "Cornell 7", as well as the university, and Chi Phi fraternity. But local authorities have not filed charges.

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BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Trump Approves Fort Hood Shooter Being Tied To A Bomb And Dropped On Iran

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump approved the execution of Nidal Malik Hasand on Monday, confirming that he would be tied to a bomb and dropped on the country of Iran.

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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Salt Lake City’s mystery man keeps working the same Europe cash story downtown

An unidentified man in black has become the talk of downtown Salt Lake City by spinning a Europe-and-euros pitch for taxi cash, while police say no one has stepped forward as a victim. Residents along the capital’s downtown corridor say the same figure keeps turning up in an all-black outfit, sunglasses, and a shoulder bag, […] The post Salt Lake City’s mystery man keeps working the same Europe cash story downtown appeared first on American Almanac .

An unidentified man in black has become the talk of downtown Salt Lake City by spinning a Europe-and-euros pitch for taxi cash, while police say no one has stepped forward as a victim. Residents along the capital’s downtown corridor say the same figure keeps turning up in an all-black outfit, sunglasses, and a shoulder bag, delivering a polished hard-luck story and walking away with other people’s money. Locals have tagged him the “SLC Scammer Guy.” The Daily Mail reported that he tells people he just flew in from Europe, got abandoned by his brother, has only euros on him, and needs cash for a ride. The Salt Lake City Police Department told the outlet it is aware of the man, that no victims have come forward, and that he has not…Open

What was the outcome of the confrontation between Sam Stillman and the man in the black outfit?
After her date handed the man $40, Sam Stillman confronted him using social media posts and witness accounts as evidence. The man denied the accusations, and Stillman noted that he seemed unbothered by the fact that he was going viral for his actions.
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According to local accounts, what specific actions has the man taken after receiving money from people on the street?
A local resident named J Drago reported seeing the man take money from people and then use it to buy pizza, which has contributed to local suspicion regarding his motives.
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What difficulties have local businesses faced when trying to handle the man's presence downtown?
Some businesses have attempted to ban him, but local residents like J Drago noted a difficult situation where the man still shows up as a paying customer. Because he is technically a paying customer, businesses find it difficult to treat him like a trespasser based on "vibes alone" despite suspicions regarding the source of his funds.
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How has the Salt Lake City Police Department responded to the reports of this man's activities?
The Salt Lake City Police Department stated that they are aware of the man. However, they noted that no victims have come forward to file a formal report, and as a result, he has not been accused of a crime, arrested, or charged.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Michigan woman faces wire fraud charge after prosecutors say she bilked investors with fake wealth and a phony ambassadorship

Shannon Monet Steel is charged with wire fraud after federal prosecutors say she took more than $1 million from investors while flashing a Bentley, a luxury bag, and false claims of diplomatic power. Federal prosecutors hit the 42-year-old Michigan woman with a single count of wire fraud early last month, alleging she posed as a […] The post Michigan woman faces wire fraud charge after prosecutors say she bilked investors with fake wealth and a phony ambassadorship appeared first on American Almanac .

Shannon Monet Steel is charged with wire fraud after federal prosecutors say she took more than $1 million from investors while flashing a Bentley, a luxury bag, and false claims of diplomatic power. Federal prosecutors hit the 42-year-old Michigan woman with a single count of wire fraud early last month, alleging she posed as a high-flying businesswoman and diplomat to lure victims into handing over huge “good faith” payments for loans that never arrived. Court papers described in Daily Mail reporting say Steel fooled at least eight people out of at least $1.05 million. She now faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted, and prosecutors warn more charges could follow. The case is a hard look at how polished online image,…Open

What did federal prosecutors discover regarding Shannon Monet Steel's actual financial status compared to the image she projected?
While Steel projected a life of nine-figure wealth, public records show she filed for bankruptcy in 2014 while reporting she was unemployed and owed over $18,800 to creditors. More recently, she was linked to a home valued at roughly $500,000 in a Michigan suburb where she lived with her mother. Prosecutors also tracked her spending on an American Express card, which showed expenses for flights to Los Angeles and Paris, spa treatments, and rent, alleging she was using victim assets to fund her personal lifestyle.
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What were the specific financial losses reported by some of the victims in the Shannon Monet Steel wire fraud case?
The prosecution identifies several specific instances of fraud where victims handed over large sums for loans that never materialized. One victim in Ohio provided $250,000 in November for a promised $5.4 million loan. Another investor, seeking to renovate commercial space in Texas, turned over $350,000 for a $5 million loan that also never arrived. In total, prosecutors state she defrauded at least eight people out of at least $1.05 million.
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What specific luxury items and lifestyle displays did Shannon Monet Steel use to lure victims into handing over money?
Prosecutors allege that Steel used "luxury props" and a polished online image to separate people from their money. This included flashing a white Bentley (which was later locked down by authorities) and an orange Hermes bag valued at $12,800. She also shared social media content featuring a Maserati, and used images of herself with figures like D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and former Namibian President Hage Geingob to project an image of insider access and success.
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How did Shannon Monet Steel use fake titles and fraudulent documents to deceive her investors?
Steel allegedly used several fraudulent methods to build a false image of wealth and authority. She claimed to be the "Ambassador for Central African Republic to the United States," though U.S. Department of State records show she is not an accredited diplomat or government employee. She also presented a phony Deutsche Bank letter claiming she held an account of approximately $350 million, and she promoted a "Steel Private Bank" that was never registered with the FDIC. Furthermore, she claimed to have received a "Lifetime President Achievement Award" tied to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Colin Cowherd steers 49ers injury chat into UFO and government secrecy talk

Fox Sports Radio host Colin Cowherd turned a San Francisco 49ers injury segment into a UFO documentary pitch and government-secrecy monologue, with China thrown in for good measure. On this week’s edition of The Herd, the popular host and ex-NFL star Chris Long opened on football, then slid far off the field. The trigger was […] The post Colin Cowherd steers 49ers injury chat into UFO and government secrecy talk appeared first on American Almanac .

Fox Sports Radio host Colin Cowherd turned a San Francisco 49ers injury segment into a UFO documentary pitch and government-secrecy monologue, with China thrown in for good measure. On this week’s edition of The Herd, the popular host and ex-NFL star Chris Long opened on football, then slid far off the field. The trigger was the 49ers’ latest injury report and a joke about an electrical substation next to the team’s facility, a detail that has fueled unfounded theories about why Kyle Shanahan’s roster keeps getting hit. Daily Mail coverage described nearly a dozen players on that injury list, including defensive star Nick Bosa and wide receiver Mike Evans, and noted the franchise has been blighted by injuries in recent years. Long…Open

What documentary did Colin Cowherd describe as the one that "flipped" him regarding UFOs?
Cowherd identified the documentary "Age of Disclosure" as the best UFO documentary he had seen and the specific program that changed his perspective.
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Which specific San Francisco 49ers players were mentioned as being on the injury list during the segment?
The report noted nearly a dozen players on the injury list, specifically highlighting defensive star Nick Bosa and wide receiver Mike Evans.
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How did ex-NFL star Chris Long respond to Cowherd's comments about potential alien technology and the possibility of an alien planet visiting Earth?
Chris Long responded with a shrug, suggesting that people do not need to worry because if an alien planet had the technology to visit Earth, they could wipe out humanity immediately if they wanted to. He joked that any visitors with such technology would likely be "here on safari" and "just doing fly-byes" rather than ending the species.
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What claims did Colin Cowherd make regarding the relationship between the United States government and China during his radio segment?
Cowherd asserted that the United States government has a history of manufacturing and doing things in secret without telling the public, and he claimed that China is currently ahead of the United States on many different things.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Former Disney star Christy Carlson Romano rejects stage-mom path in debut memoir

Former Disney Channel star Christy Carlson Romano says she won’t push her daughters into Hollywood, and argues child performers need stronger protections from adult industry pressures. Christy Carlson Romano is telling her story on her own terms. The Emmy-nominated actress, now 42, has released her debut memoir, “Once Upon a Trainwreck: The Fall and Rise […] The post Former Disney star Christy Carlson Romano rejects stage-mom path in debut memoir appeared first on American Almanac .

Former Disney Channel star Christy Carlson Romano says she won’t push her daughters into Hollywood, and argues child performers need stronger protections from adult industry pressures. Christy Carlson Romano is telling her story on her own terms. The Emmy-nominated actress, now 42, has released her debut memoir, “Once Upon a Trainwreck: The Fall and Rise of a Child Star,” and used a wide-ranging interview to draw a hard line against the stage-parent culture that defined so much of early-2000s Hollywood. In remarks to USA TODAY , Romano described a childhood career that began at age 6, a mother who steered her through New York Broadway auditions and a cross-country move for Disney Channel work, and a grown-up resolve not to repeat…Open

What is Christy Carlson Romano's upcoming project and how does it relate to her history with the Disney brand?
Romano is returning to the camera this holiday season in the Hallmark Channel film "Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True," playing the older sister of Lacey Chabert. The story takes place at Walt Disney World in Orlando. She described the job as a "homecoming" because it marks her return to the camera 26 years after her debut in the show "Even Stevens."
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In what ways has Christy Carlson Romano built a "second act" in her career independent of the traditional Hollywood studio machinery?
Starting in 2019, Romano built her own platforms by creating vlogs and podcasts, which allowed her to find new sources of income and reconnect with fans on her own terms. She noted that she skipped the usual star machinery, such as stylists and publicists, to create a path of income that is on her schedule rather than being dictated by a casting office.
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What specific challenges did Christy Carlson Romano face as a child performer in the early-2000s Disney era?
Romano described a childhood career that began at age 6, involving New York Broadway auditions and a cross-country move for Disney Channel work. She highlights that she grew up around "adult environments" that featured sexual humor and nudity backstage, noting that no ordinary sixth-grader should have to navigate such a workplace. She reflects on how she spent years trying to fit into opportunities thrown her way rather than creating her own identity.
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How does Christy Carlson Romano plan to approach her daughters' careers compared to the "stage-parent" culture she experienced?
Although she admits that she and her husband, Brendan Rooney, would make great stage parents, she refuses to push her daughters into Hollywood or sacrifice her own career for theirs. She draws a line against the "self-sacrificial" profile of stage parents, stating that if her daughters want to pursue the arts, she wants them to start small and for them to enjoy it for the sake of learning rather than making money, which she believes changes the experience.
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