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Pray Vote Stand Summit 2025 Enters Day Two at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills

The Family Research Council’s Pray Vote Stand Summit 2025 continues into its second day on Saturday, October 18.

Janet Mills Launches Senate Candidacy to Challenge Collins

Maine Governor Janet Mills (D) officially announced Tuesday her candidacy for U.S. Senate, aiming to challenge Republican incumbent Susan Collins in the next midterm. At 77, Mills said her experience has equipped her to take on the race. “My life’s work has prepared me for this fight,” she declared in her campaign launch video.

Protesters Disrupt Kamala Harris’ Chicago Book Tour, Forcing Removals

Kamala Harris’ Chicago book event is interrupted by protesters shouting and removed by security amid her 107 Days promotional tour.

Trump Orders Pentagon to Pay Troops Amid Shutdown, Slams Schumer

President Trump directs Pentagon to use available funds to pay troops during the federal government shutdown.

Maher Slams Harris Memoir as Self-Justifying Narrative

On Real Time, comedian and commentator Bill Maher criticized former Vice President Kamala Harris’s new memoir 107 Days.

Tim Dillon Fired from Saudi Comedy Festival After Joking About Human Rights Abuse

Comedian Tim Dillon was fired from a Saudi Arabian comedy festival after criticizing the regime’s human rights abuses.

Paramount Stands Firm, Rejects Israeli Film Boycott Backed by Hollywood Celebrities

Paramount Pictures refused to join a boycott of Israeli film institutions supported by Emma Stone and Joaquin Phoenix.

Bondi Fires DOJ Staffer After Obscene Gesture at National Guard

Attorney General Pam Bondi fired DOJ employee Elizabeth Baxter after she was caught on camera making obscene gestures.

Reputed Terrorists to Speak at Detroit Conference, Sparking Security and Ethics Concerns

Two former Palestinian terrorists, including one freed in a high-profile hostage exchange, are slated to speak at a conference in Detroit.

Álvaro Uribe Scores Legal Victory as Colombia Court Lifts House Arrest

An appellate court in Bogotá, Colombia, has overturned the house arrest of conservative former President Álvaro Uribe, declaring the measure a violation of his presumption of innocence and unsupported by evidence. Uribe, who governed Colombia from 2002 to 2010, is appealing a conviction for bribery and abuse of procedure that many conservatives argue amounts to political persecution.

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