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‘Decoy Dan?’ House Oversight Targets Peltola Camp as Alaska Orders Probe
House Oversight opened an inquiry into allegations that allies of Rep. Mary Peltola recruited a Senate namesake of GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan; Alaska’s governor ordered a parallel state investigation. Peltola dismissed the coverage, and her campaign denied any link.
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Hackers Dump 41,000 DHS Staff—Okta Denies Breach
BBC reports names, work contacts, and operation details for tens of thousands of DHS personnel were posted online; hackers cite Okta single sign-on while Okta says there’s no evidence of a breach.
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SOUTHCOM Blows Up Pacific ‘Go-Fast’ Boat; 5 Dead, Identities Unknown
U.S. Southern Command says an Oct. 27 strike hit a suspected drug‑trafficking “go‑fast” vessel in the eastern Pacific, killing five. The command released video of the blast; The Associated Press reports at least 240 deaths from more than 70 similar strikes in a broader campaign.
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Blakeman Says Hochul Is Mamdani’s ‘Puppet’ at Rally
At a Yorktown Heights rally, Nassau County Executive and GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman labeled Gov. Kathy Hochul a “puppet” of Zohran Mamdani, citing crime and immigration, according to Fox News and the New York Post.
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DOJ ‘doomsday’ option? AG won’t rule out blocking certifications
Attorney General Todd Blanche said he won’t make “conclusory” promises about future DOJ action, while noting he isn’t planning to block certifications.
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‘Like the KKK’: Pro-Life Organizer’s Video Sparks Idaho Cafe Clash—Owner Says He Warned Them Not to Meet
Students for Life of America’s Kristan Hawkins posted video from inside Wydaho Roasters. She alleges the owner compared pro-lifers to the KKK. The owner told Fox News he had asked the group not to meet there and disputes they were “kicked out.”
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Homan Confronts CBS Over ICE Stat—“Then They’re Deportable”
In a CBS News interview highlighted on X, Tom Homan said those in the U.S. illegally are deportable under federal law and urged critics to “talk to ICE” and “educate themselves,” per CBS News.
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Mississippi AG clears officer in 1-year-old’s death — body-cam still sealed
Attorney General Lynn Fitch ruled the shooting “justified” after a Walmart parking lot incident that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley. The family’s lawyer Benjamin Crump urges release of body-camera footage; no theft charges have been filed.
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NCAA Sues DeWine to Block 5th-Year Order—Ohio ’22 Athletes in Limbo
The NCAA filed a federal lawsuit to stop Ohio’s governor from letting Class of 2022 athletes play a fifth season, calling the order an unfair “hall pass.”
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Iran Oil ‘Zero This Week,’ Bessent Says; Tehran Warns Crisis
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Iran will have “no oil on the water” and “no revenues” this week, as Iranian officials acknowledge worsening economic conditions.
