YOUTUBE (CNN) - SpaceX’s Starship lifts off on unprecedented test
The most powerful rocket ever made has launched, reaching orbit for the first time.
YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - EXCLUSIVE: Michele Tafoya shares voter's fraud concerns in Minnesota | National Report
Minnesota Senate candidate Michele Tafoya discussed why the fraud issue is motivating voters with NEWSMAX's Rob Astorino.
Which news personality did Michele Tafoya speak with regarding voter fraud issues?
Michele Tafoya discussed the motivating nature of voter fraud issues with Rob Astorino.
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In what state did Michele Tafoya discuss concerns regarding voter fraud?
Michele Tafoya discussed these concerns in the state of Minnesota.
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Who is the Minnesota Senate candidate that discussed voter fraud concerns?
Michele Tafoya is the Minnesota Senate candidate who discussed why the issue of voter fraud is a motivating factor for voters.
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NEWSNATIONNOW (Josie Fischels) - Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes doc rated R for nudity
Apparently, when A24 titles a film "You Can See Everything," they mean it.
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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Two Trump wins: Supreme Court revives SAVE, CISA puts paper and audits back on the table
The Trump administration closed the week with two election-integrity wins heading into November 3. First, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 to temporarily revive the expanded SAVE program, so states can again use federal records to check whether people on the voter rolls are U.S. citizens. A day earlier, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released […] The post Two Trump wins: Supreme Court revives SAVE, CISA puts paper and audits back on the table appeared first on StoneZone .
The Trump administration closed the week with two election-integrity wins heading into November 3. First, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 to temporarily revive the expanded SAVE program, so states can again use federal records to check whether people on the voter rolls are U.S. citizens. A day earlier, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released its first public election-security plan of this term: treat voting systems as a year-round target, use paper ballots, run post-election manual audits, and lock down the machines. That is the week the White House wanted heading into the midterms. Two moves, one job: confirm that the people on the list are citizens, and keep the machines on a short leash. Common sense says checking U.S.…Open
What assistance will CISA provide to election offices under its new election-security blueprint?
CISA will offer a no-cost information-sharing platform and will assign regional directors to serve as advisers.
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What is the legal status of the National Voter Registration Act regarding voter list maintenance leading up to an election?
The National Voter Registration Act bars systematic purges within 90 days of a federal election; the Supreme Court noted this moratorium limits the potential impact of the current moves as they approach November 3.
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What are the key recommendations included in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) "Securing the Next 250" plan?
The 13-page plan, ordered by Secretary Markwayne Mullin in July, recommends treating voting systems as year-round targets, using paper ballots, running post-election manual audits, utilizing multi-factor authentication, implementing tighter access, and maintaining a year of logs.
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What specific capabilities did the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) add to the rebuilt SAVE program?
DHS rebuilt the SAVE program around Social Security numbers and other identifiers, adding bulk search and SSN lookup capabilities so that clerks could flag ineligible names.
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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - In 12 Days, Karen Bass Reported $240,563 From “Anonymous”
California built a disclosure system so voters could see who a mayor is leaning on for money. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass filled out the forms. Then she wrote “Anonymous” on them, at least 23 times. The filings reviewed by The Center Square cover a 12-day stretch in January 2025. The payments added up to […] The post In 12 Days, Karen Bass Reported $240,563 From “Anonymous” appeared first on StoneZone .
California built a disclosure system so voters could see who a mayor is leaning on for money. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass filled out the forms. Then she wrote “Anonymous” on them, at least 23 times. The filings reviewed by The Center Square cover a 12-day stretch in January 2025. The payments added up to $240,563. They moved through the Pledgeling Foundation, a donor-advised fund that can hide a giver’s name, and landed at the California Community Foundation, tagged as fire relief. The reports exist. The names do not. DSA-LA endorsed her runoff opponent. Three DSA council members endorsed Bass anyway. None of that changes what the Form 803s leave blank. That is the trick. A behested payment is a donation an elected official asks…Open
What findings did Consumer Watchdog make regarding the timeliness of Karen Bass's disclosures?
A Consumer Watchdog review of more than 560 of her disclosures found that she filed late on average by 51 days, despite a 30-day deadline.
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What specific companies were identified in filings alongside large behested payments or donations to foundations associated with the Mayor?
Companies identified in the filings include Charter Communications, PepsiCo, AT&T, Amazon, and the Dodgers. Specifically, Charter Communications sent $10,000 to the Getty House Foundation ten days after a proposed contract extension that would have raised its city spending cap by $2.75 million reached the Mayor's office.
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How much money has Karen Bass directed to favored charities according to a Center Square report?
Center Square reported that Karen Bass has steered more than $38 million to favored charities, frequently from companies that have business before the city.
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What is the definition of a "behested payment" according to the provided text?
A behested payment is a donation that an elected official asks someone else to send to a third-party nonprofit. State law requires the official to disclose who was asked, who paid, and where the check was sent to ensure transparency regarding the motive behind the donation.
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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - “Cuba Is Next”: The Exiles Already Pricing the Airports
While Havana’s diplomats walked out of the U.N. this week during a speech by President Donald J. Trump, another Cuba conversation has been running for months on Biscayne Bay. Wealthy Cuban-Americans in Miami are sketching a stock market, airport rebuilds, emergency power, and a temporary government for an island that still has the same regime […] The post “Cuba Is Next”: The Exiles Already Pricing the Airports appeared first on StoneZone .
While Havana’s diplomats walked out of the U.N. this week during a speech by President Donald J. Trump, another Cuba conversation has been running for months on Biscayne Bay. Wealthy Cuban-Americans in Miami are sketching a stock market, airport rebuilds, emergency power, and a temporary government for an island that still has the same regime it has had since 1959, as reported by The Wall Street Journal . The plans already have names and price tags. Juan Omar Sixto, 82, who chairs the new Cuban-American National Chamber of Commerce, is pulling investors toward a Havana stock and commodities exchange. “We have waited for 67 years,” he told a June gathering. “We need to start.” Cuba has not had a stock exchange since the revolution…Open
What is the structure of the provisional government proposed by Jorge Mas and the Cuban American Bar Association of Miami?
They have developed a 28-page draft for a provisional government that would last for up to two years before holding elections.
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How much money does Jorge Mas estimate is needed for the first three years of rebuilding Cuba, and what was his response to President Trump's inquiry regarding the cost?
Jorge Mas, the chairman of MasTec and head of the Cuban American National Foundation, estimates that raising $90 billion for the first three years of rebuilding would be "child's play" if the legal door is opened.
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What is the estimated cost and scope of the airport renovation project proposed by architect Willy Bermello?
Architect Willy Bermello is working on an estimated $8 billion renovation of eight Cuban airports, with José Martí, Varadero, Holguín, and Cayo Coco being the first priorities.
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What is the estimated net worth of the pool of approximately 100 families that Juan Omar Sixto is targeting for the new Cuban stock exchange?
Sixto has stated that the pool of approximately 100 families could represent some $200 billion in net worth, though no money will move until there is real political change and legal protection for private property.
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AXIOS (Josephine Walker) - Florida asks court to impose guardrails on ChatGPT
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has asked for an emergency injunction against OpenAI and ChatGPT, claiming the company doesn't have the ability to properly regulate its own technology. Why it matters: The legal fight could further test how far states can go to restrict AI companies despite the federal government declining to enact guardrails. What they're saying: "Stop calling it safe," Uthmeier said in a video posted to X on Monday. - "Stop pretending it's human. Stop selling it to kids. If Sam Altman meant what he said about slowing down, he can join our ask to the court. If he will not, we ask the court to do what OpenAI will not do for itself: protect Florida families." - Representatives for OpenAI did not immediately…
What was OpenAI's response to the request for comment regarding the injunction sought by Florida?
Representatives for OpenAI did not immediately respond to the request for comment.
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How might the legal fight involving OpenAI and the state of Florida impact future AI regulation?
This legal battle could serve as a test for the extent to which individual states can restrict AI companies in instances where the federal government has declined to enact specific guardrails.
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What are the specific concerns raised by James Uthmeier regarding the use of ChatGPT?
In a video posted to X on a Monday, Uthmeier stated that the technology should not be called "safe," should not "pretend it's human," and should not be sold to kids, arguing that the court must protect Florida families if OpenAI will not do so itself.
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What legal action has Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier taken against OpenAI and ChatGPT?
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has asked the court for an emergency injunction against OpenAI and ChatGPT, claiming that the company lacks the ability to properly regulate its own technology.
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THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo) - U.S., China Strike New Trade Deal
State of the Union: The $60 billion deal follows close on the announcement of a trade-war truce extension. The post U.S., China Strike New Trade Deal appeared first on The American Conservative .
The U.S. and China agreed to a $60 billion trade deal, according to a Sunday announcement from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. “As a direct result of the strong relationship between President Trump and President Xi, the United States and China, under the auspices of the new Board of Trade, have recommended $30 billion of trade in non-sensitive goods on each side that could benefit from more favorable tariff treatment in the future,” said U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. Items imported from China with reduced duties will include textile goods, some consumer electronics like shavers, and car seats. Items imported from the U.S. include medical components and coal-based products. The “30-for-30” deal follows…Open
When is the extension of the trade-war truce set to expire?
The trade-deal truce, which was agreed to last October, has been extended to January 10.
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What mechanism has been established to oversee the implementation of the new U.S.–China trade deal?
A new "Board of Trade," which is composed of officials from both the United States and China, will oversee the implementation of the deal.
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Which specific products will be imported from the United States to China under this deal?
Items imported from the U.S. include medical components and coal-based products.
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Which specific goods will be imported from China with reduced duties under the new agreement?
Items imported from China with reduced duties include textile goods, some consumer electronics such as shavers, and car seats.
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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - History, Food and Politics: One Extraordinary Journey Through Israel | Israel Now (Sept. 27, 2026)
On this episode of Israel Now, hosts Jon Glasgow and Emma Rechenberg, joined by correspondent Jodie Cohen reporting from Israel, take viewers on a journey into the heart of the Jewish state. From Jerusalem to the broader Israeli experience, they explore the region's rich history, vibrant nightlife, thriving culture, and world-renowned cuisine while speaking with local entrepreneurs, religious leaders, and newsmakers. This episode features an in-depth conversation with Josh Hammer, who discusses the historical roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the origins of the term "Palestine," anti-Israel activism, social media influence, and the battle over historical narratives. The show also examines Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin…
What cultural activity does correspondent Jodie Cohen feature in the Jerusalem segment of the program?
Jodie Cohen takes viewers inside one of Jerusalem’s most beloved bakeries to experience authentic Israeli baking traditions and local culture.
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What specific political event involving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was examined in this episode?
The show examined Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent address to the United Nations.
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What did comedian and activist Zach Sage Fox discuss regarding his methods for confronting anti-Semitism and engaging younger audiences?
Zach Sage Fox discussed how he uses humor, undercover videos, and viral social media content to confront anti-Semitism and engage younger audiences online.
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What specific topics did Josh Hammer discuss during his in-depth conversation on the September 27, 2026, episode of Israel Now?
Josh Hammer discussed the historical roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the origins of the term "Palestine," anti-Israel activism, social media influence, and the battle over historical narratives.
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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - California juvenile justice system under fire from local police | Wake Up America
The California juvenile justice system is under fire from local police in Sacramento after repeat offender Gary Grover was let off the hook for killing someone. NEWSMAX's Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera reports.
What specific incident involving Gary Grover triggered criticism from Sacramento local police toward the California juvenile justice system?
Gary Grover, identified as a repeat offender, was let off the hook for killing someone, leading to criticism from local police in Sacramento regarding the state's juvenile justice system.
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Who reported on the criticisms regarding the California juvenile justice system?
NEWSMAX's Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera reported on the situation.
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Why is the California juvenile justice system being criticized by local police in Sacramento?
The California juvenile justice system is under fire from local police in Sacramento because a repeat offender named Gary Grover was let off the hook for killing someone.
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