The provost of Dartmouth College resigned Wednesday after a faculty committee found that he used artificial intelligence to meaningfully alter his writing, including a guest column that appeared in The Washington Post.
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As every American who struggles to pay their rent, mortgage, gas, diesel, groceries, utilities, and healthcare premiums likely agrees, this midterm election is not really about affordability.
The U.S. Navy expects extended deployments to remain standard for the next several years as American warships continue operations related to the Iran war.
Members of the White House Fraud Task Force assembled in St. Cloud, Minnesota on Friday to announce new takedowns in the state from ongoing fraud investigations across government agencies.
A Vanity Fair excerpt from an upcoming book alleges that Russian military intelligence hacked former Trump White House senior adviser Jared Kushner's phone, exposing purported access to Middle Eastern bank accounts holding at least $2 billion.
The article, published Thursday, was an exclusive excerpt from a book written by Matthew Cole entitled "Princes and Thieves: Jared Kushner and Mohamed bin Zayed's Secret Plot to Remake the Middle East." (RELATED: The Deep State Is Leaking Trump's Most Sensitive Undercover Operations To The Washington Post)
The excerpt said that sometime between 2017 and 2018, Russian military intelligence was able to hack Kushner's phone.
After Dutch intelligence arranged for British authorities to apprehend a Russian military intelligence operative and offered him the choice of cooperating against the Russians or facing arrest, the operative gave the Dutch access to a Russian intelligence server containing screenshots of Kushner's iPhone. Dutch intelligence later developed its own method of monitoring Kushner's screen as he used his phone.
Cole alleged that Kushner had access to "Alpha" and "Beta" bank accounts connected to leaders of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia.
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EXCLUSIVE: Biden DHS Packed Calendar With LGBT Events Before Trump’s DEI Crackdown, Documents Reveal
The Biden administration's Department of Homeland Security (DHS) scheduled Pride Month events during government working hours, including a pansexual forum and LGBTQ educational videos at a federal law enforcement training center, according to records obtained exclusively by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
The 20-page June 2023 calendar details planned events at FEMA, the Secret Service, immigration agencies and other DHS components, according to documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request by the Center to Advance Security in America (CASA). President Donald Trump subsequently ordered federal agencies to dismantle diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, raising questions about whether the activities documented in the records continued under his administration.
The DCNF asked DHS whether it had discontinued the Biden-era Pride Month programming, whether similar events occurred in 2025 or 2026, and what policy changes the Trump administration implemented regarding DEI initiatives and employee activities. The White House referred to the DHS, which did not respond to a request for comment.
"The Biden DHS failed the country in many ways, and part of the reason for its failure
An animal rights group is asking the Hawaii Supreme Court to order the release of two elephants from the Honolulu Zoo in a case that could endanger hunting rights for gun owners.
The Nonhuman Rights Project (NhRP) and lawyers representing the city and county of Honolulu will deliver oral arguments before Hawaii's highest court on Nov. 9, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) reported. NSSF senior vice president and general counsel Lawrence Keane noted that while this case may only involve relocating two elephants, the implications of their success could extend nationwide. (RELATED: Supreme Court Could Potentially Take Up Another 2A Case Originating From Home Of 'Spirit Of Aloha')
"If courts extend animal personhood theories to other species and contexts, anti-hunting activist litigants could seek to challenge established wildlife management decisions in the name of individual animal rights," Keane wrote. "That is a risk hunters and wildlife agencies cannot afford to dismiss."
Hawaii Supreme Court to Hear Latest Anti-Hunting Elephant ‘Personhood’ Push https://t.co/Fo2finUBtw
— Hawai`i Free Press (@HawaiiFreePress) October 21, 2026
NhRP initially filed its suit in 2023 but lost at the circuit court level
The Trump administration is putting up federal money to restart an idled American refinery and expand others as fuel costs squeeze families.
The Energy Department announced Thursday it will spend as much as $150 million under the Defense Production Act to boost oil output, storage and fuel shipping at U.S. refineries, according to a department release. President Donald Trump signed a determination the same day declaring U.S. oil production, refining and fuel logistics vital to national defense.
"These Defense Production Act funds will be used strategically and in partnership with private industry to rapidly bolster America's existing energy infrastructure," Energy Secretary Chris Wright said in the release.
🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨@POTUS is using the Defense Production Act to increase American refining capacity to produce more diesel and more gasoline. pic.twitter.com/w9zWBd79rf
— U.S. Department of Energy (@ENERGY) October 23, 2026
"The whole world has seen this year that refineries are national security and economic assets, and U.S. refineries are the strongest example," a spokesperson for the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) said in a statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation. "We appreciate the Trump administration's continued
University of Utah defensive tackle Jamal Wallace was suspended earlier in the month and arrested Oct. 11 over claims he allegedly raped a woman.
The woman, not identified, claimed she and Wallace had been dating off and on, according to a probable cause statement referenced by ESPN. The woman further alleged that when she and Wallace were discussing their relationship Oct. 9 he forced her to perform oral sex on him and then purportedly raped her.
The woman claimed Wallace hit her multiple times, according to the same probable cause statement.
Utah DT Jamal Wallace is under investigation for the alleged rape of a woman in which he is also accused of sharing videos of the incident on social media.
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) October 22, 2026
Content warning: This article includes details of alleged sexual assault. https://t.co/PC6WfYJcLi
The woman also alleged Wallace recorded video of the incident and distributed it across Snapchat. The Salt Lake City Police Department (SLCPD) discovered the alleged videos of the incident and said Wallace had the phone in his possession when the videos were made. The female
WWE legend Ric Flair was rushed to the hospital Friday after suffering injuries in a fall outside a Florida restaurant.
Sources with direct knowledge of the situation told TMZ that Flair was at Wagamama in Tampa when he stood up from his spot at the bar, left his phone and drink behind, and walked across the street. Once outside, sources claimed Flair collapsed and sustained a facial injury that left him bloodied.
The incident is believed to have unfolded just hours after Flair took to social media to advise fans he was unable to fly due to a blood clot.
"Blood Clots Are Extremely Serious And Can Be Life-Threatening. We Have Seen This Recently With Jalen Hurts And The Complications Involving Blood Clots In His Lungs. It Is A Reminder That This Is Not Something To Take Lightly, And I Must Follow Medical Advice," he wrote.
The post continued, "I'm Scheduled To Have A Procedure To Strip The Affected Vein, Which My Doctors Expect Will Allow Me To Be Cleared For More Travel Afterward."
The structural disadvantages in California's 2026 governor's race against Republican Steve Hilton aren't stopping him from teaching his party a valuable lesson.
With less than two weeks until Election Day, polling shows Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra with a commanding lead over Hilton. Emerson College found Becerra leading likely voters 60 percent to Hilton's 33 percent. But when you break that down by party, the lead cuts significantly. Independents favor Becerra by only 10 points (46 percent for Becerra to 36 percent for Hilton).
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Adam Brody, who plays a rabbi on Netflix's hit comedy "Nobody Wants This," called the war in Gaza a "genocide" and voiced support for a free Palestine in a recent interview with GQ.
Brody was asked about his perspective on the Israel-Gaza conflict during a Sept. 25 interview with GQ, in which he said, "I have spoken a lot about it privately. I haven't spoken much about it publicly."
The actor continued, "Put me down as thinking it's a genocide. Put me down as wanting a free Palestine."
The creator of "Nobody Wants This," Erin Foster, said she disagrees with Brody's perspective on a new episode of the "Not Skinny But Not Fat" podcast.
Elaborating on his stance, Brody told GQ, "It's awful that it's taken so much death and misery, but it does feel like it's reaching a breaking point that it should have a while ago."
"I'm hopeful that another administration can really do some good and correct some of these policies that are helping that situation be as awful as it is,"
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