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Erika Kirk Says She Wants Cameras in Courtroom for Suspected Assassin’s Trial

Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk’s widow, opposes banning cameras in her husband’s alleged killer’s trial, despite defense attorneys requesting a recording ban.

Trump Admin Will Partially Fund November Food Stamps: Filing

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will fund food stamps for November at reduced levels, Trump administration officials said on Nov. 3.
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US Could End China Dependency on Rare Earths Within 18 Months, Trump Says

Trump's “emergency program” will end U.S. dependence on China for rare-earth minerals within 18 months by building domestic and allied supply chains.

Around 90 Percent of Adults at Risk of New Condition but Most Haven’t Heard of It, Study Finds

About 90% of adults are at risk for cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a little-known condition, the American Heart Association reports.

Religious Freedom Is US National Security, Former US Ambassador Says

Former U.S. envoy Sam Brownback says making religious freedom a national security priority is Washington’s strongest tool against Beijing’s weaknesses.

Dodgers Beat Blue Jays to Win Back-to-Back World Series

Will Smith’s 11th-inning homer in Game 7 lifted LA Dodgers over Toronto Blue Jays to repeat as World Series champions.

Food Stamps Suspended as Congress Fails to Reach Deal

The federal food stamp program was suspended starting Nov. 1, as the program ran out of congressional allocations amid the govt shutdown.

New York Judge Blocks Texas’s Effort to Enforce Abortion Penalty Against Manhattan Doctor

A New York judge dismissed a lawsuit from Texas AG Ken Paxton seeking to enforce the Lone Star state’s abortion penalty in the Empire State.