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Former UMass Amherst Student Charged with Secretly Filming Women in Dorm Showers

A former UMass Amherst student has been charged with secretly filming women in dorm showers. The university has not disclosed its response.

Yosemite Park Overrun: Squatters and BASE Jumpers Exploit Federal Shutdown

With rangers sidelined by the shutdown, squatters and illegal jumpers have taken over Yosemite National Park, raising urgent safety concerns.

DHS: Cartels Offering Bounties on ICE Agents, Alleged Antifa & Latin Kings Links

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revealed that Mexican drug cartels are placing bounties on the heads of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, with support from domestic groups including Antifa and the Latin Kings. According to Noem, DHS has obtained credible intelligence showing that these cartels are offering structured cash payments to those who expose, harm, or kill federal immigration officers.

Hamas Executes Palestinians in Public Square, Crowd Cheers Killings

The BBC confirmed Tuesday that a graphic video circulating online shows Hamas terrorists executing eight bound Palestinian captives in a public square in Gaza. The executions were carried out in front of a crowd that cheered with cries of “Allahu Akbar.” BBC analysts verified the video’s authenticity by confirming the location through street layouts. Reuters also verified the footage through a Hamas source.

U.S. Strikes Vessel Linked to Narco-Terrorists—Six Killed

President Donald Trump confirmed Tuesday that U.S. forces destroyed a narco-terrorist vessel in international waters off the coast of Venezuela. The military strike, the fourth of its kind since August, killed six suspected traffickers tied to a designated terrorist organization. No American personnel were injured in the operation.

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.

DeWine Faces Pressure on Ohio Redistricting as Deadline Nears

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine plans to convene the state’s Redistricting Commission ahead of the looming October 31 deadline, though no formal meeting date has been announced yet. With fall deadlines tightening, Democratic leaders are pressing DeWine to act quickly to produce bipartisan district maps.

Spanberger Dodges on Locker Rooms and Gender Policy

Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger (D) declined to clearly state whether she supports allowing biological males in girls’ locker rooms during a recent local television interview. When pressed by Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle‑Sears, Spanberger pivoted to a lengthy discussion about federal funding and Title IX interpretations instead of directly answering the question.

Harris Omits Trump Praise in Gaza Deal Statement

Former Vice President Kamala Harris issued a public statement on October 13 acknowledging the reunification of 20 Israeli hostages and the new Gaza ceasefire—but conspicuously avoided mentioning Donald Trump by name. Instead, she credited efforts to “the President and his team,” positioning the deal more as a bipartisan achievement than as Trump’s singular success.

Trump Administration to Pay Troops Despite Shutdown

The Biden-era narrative suggests government shutdowns halt federal paychecks—except for essential personnel. On Tuesday, the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) confirmed...

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