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Yes on Proposition 36 campaign gives $1 million to the California Republican Party weeks ahead of election

The political committee behind Proposition 36, which has touted the anti-crime measure's support from top local Democratic leaders, donated $1 million to the California Republican Party in recent weeks.
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Harris campaign in talks with Joe Rogan about possible podcast interview: report
Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign is reportedly in talks with Joe Rogan’s team about a possible future appearance on the comedian’s popular podcast. 
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Anthony Rizzo’s impressive Yankees return ended early
Anthony Rizzo’s return to the Yankees lineup just over two weeks removed from fracturing the fourth and fifth fingers in his right hand got off to a good start, but ended with some questions
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Plaschke: Los Mets dan una desagradable sorpresa a los Dodgers en la Serie de Campeonato
Los Dodgers llegaron al segundo partido de la NLCS prácticamente imbatibles, pero los Mets de Nueva York enterraron cualquier idea de una serie fácil para los angelinos con su victoria por 7-3.
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Jimmy Kimmel Unloads on Trump for Using R-Slur Against Kamala Harris
ABCJimmy Kimmel quoted a report in The New York Times in his monologue Monday, remarking on allegations that Donald Trump called Kamala Harris “r-------” at a campaign fundraiser on September 29.“Man, when they go low, they go real… Trump’s like a mole person tunneling his way to China, and when he gets there, he’s going to visit the place where they print his ‘God Bless the USA’ Trump Bible,” the late night host said.Kimmel pointed out that ever since Harris “embarrassed him in the debate,” Trump has been obsessively trying to insult her intelligence.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Intuit Dome abre sus puertas al baloncesto con duelo de Clippers en la pretemporada
El ostentoso nuevo Intuit Dome abrió sus puertas a los aficionados al baloncesto por primera vez el lunes para el duelo de pretemporada de los Clippers de Los Ángeles ante los Mavericks de Dallas.
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Bills remontan para vencer a Jets, que no se salvan ni con un Hail Mary de Rodgers
Josh Allen y los Bills de Buffalo se sobrepusieron a un Hail Mary para touchdown de Aaron Rodgers al final de la primera mitad y superaron 23-20 el lunes a los Jets de Nueva York para tomar control de la división Este de la Conferencia Americana.
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Soto y Stanton suenan jonrones, Yankees vencen a descontrolados Guardianes al abrir serie
El portentoso swing de Juan Soto adelantó a los Yankees y también tuvo el efecto de trastornar a los lanzadores de Cleveland.
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Ilya Sorokin looks like stellar self in return as Islanders top Avalanche for season’s first win
Sorokin, for all the worry about his physical health and how the way last season ended might have affected him mentally, looked just fine from the first shot of the night — a Nathan MacKinnon wrister he turned aside easily — onward.
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Bow Wow dragged for saying he misses Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ parties: ‘Can he read the room?’
"You feel it. It's like a hole," the "Like Mike" star, born Shad Moss, said of Combs' absence from the music industry.
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How the Jets sabotaged Jeff Ulbrich in his coaching debut
Rodgers threw for a season-high 294 yards. This one isn’t on him. 
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Opinion: Donald Trump Is the One Man Who Created All This Chaos
Fred Greaves/ReutersListen to this full episode of The New Abnormal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon and Stitcher.Hurricanes Helene and Milton were just the latest major events to be riddled with MAGA conspiracy theories; even targeting FEMA, who has been aiding those that have been harmed in North Carolina.And as The New Abnormal co-host Danielle Moodie rattles off a list of fake MAGA talking points that have made headlines in recent years–including Springfield, Ohio and violence against Asian Americans during COVID–she wants to know when his supporters will “connect the dots.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Alan Hamel remembers Suzanne Somers a year after her passing, including their early ups and downs
“For the first few years of our love affair, we fought like mad dogs,” Hamel, who was married to Somers for 46 years, exclusively told Page Six.
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Giants offense at risk of causing friction amid defensive dominance
The defense can do only so much.
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Bill Belichick torches Jets owner Woody Johnson for Robert Saleh firing on ‘Manningcast’
Bill Belichick, who briefly served as the Jets head coach before infamously resigning, flamed the Jets and their owner Woody Johnson for the decision to fire Robert Saleh last week. 
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Aaron Judge’s playoff funk continues in growing Yankees concern
One mighty slugger is helping carry the Yankee offense. The other is not. 
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Poll: Voters divided on Biden admin’s Title IX changes ahead of election
David Byler, chief of research at Noble Predictive Insights, told The Center Square that neither Republicans nor Democrats have a clear lead on the issue.
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Juan Soto has yet to meet his match
This is what Juan Soto does: he hammers baseballs. It’s his job. It’s how he makes his living. 
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Carlos Rodon was unshakeable in Yankees crowd-pleaser
Carlos Rodon looked the part of a $162 million workhorse in his second Yankees playoff start. 
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Trump and Harris kick off campaign blitz in key battleground states; Lilly Ledbetter remembered for equal pay activism
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86 days: Kamala Harris has yet to do formal press conference since emerging as Democratic nominee
Vice President Kamala Harris hasn’t held a formal press conference with reporters since she became the presumptive and now official Democratic nominee.
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Kenny Ortega and Alan Menken revise ‘Newsies’ songs to encourage voting — with lots of cameos
The video by Broadway Votes reunites original 'Newsies' cast members and features contributions by Jack Feldman and Harvey Fierstein.
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Carolyn Hax: Spouse is aware of husband’s affair and ‘not really bothered by it’
A letter writer claims not to care that husband, who “pushed hard to go to counseling,” is now cheating with a colleague.
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Miss Manners: I’m annoyed my rich relatives won’t donate to a friend’s fundraiser
A letter writer is bothered that their wealthy relatives haven’t donated to help their friend’s ailing daughter.
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Gambas al Ajillo (Shrimp With Garlic)
Gambas al ajillo is a traditional Spanish tapa that features shrimp in a delightful garlic and olive oil sauce flavored with dry sherry and lemon juice.
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Asking Eric: Mom is heartbroken gay son won’t forgive parents for past mistakes
A mom is heartbroken that her relationship with her son and his husband is fractured over a previous mistake.
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Poll: Majority of voters favor a federal ban on transgender procedures for minors
Most registered voters, 59%, support a federal ban on transgender procedures such as puberty blockers and gender reassignment surgeries for minors, a new national poll found.
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Colorado dad stuck in Denmark after contracting super virus on cruise celebrating 37th wedding anniversary with wife
The cruise trip was the couple's first time traveling outside of the United States.
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NFL fans rip refs as Bills hold on for crucial divisional win over Jets
The Buffalo Bills edged the New York Jets, 23-20, to win their Monday night matchup but it was the officials who roiled fans during the game.
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Trump’s Pennsylvania Town Hall Turns Into Impromptu Concert After Medical Incidents
During a Philadelphia town hall, Donald Trump was twice interrupted by medical emergencies in the room.
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Jeff Ulbrich loses Jets coaching debut in painful fashion
The Jeff Ulbrich era looks a lot like the Robert Saleh era. The Jets' new coach started his interim run with a 23-20 loss to the Bills in a game filled with missed kicks and penalties.
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GREG GUTFELD: If you're a man, don't let an actor or a Martha's Vineyard elitist tell you how to vote
'Gutfeld!' panelists react to Democrats' efforts to reach male voters.
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Jets, Bills have ugly shoving match with lights out at MetLife Stadium
Old beef was renewed Monday night.
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Olivia Munn gives glimpse into first month with her and John Mulaney’s newborn daughter Méi
The couple, who wed in July, welcomed their baby girl via surrogate on Sept. 14.
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The Yankees can get by like this — for now
Perhaps this is a formula that stands up well when the competition is the AL Central, which is all that separates the Yankees from their first pennant since 2009. 
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Huntington Beach settles with pipeline owner for $5.25 million in 2021 oil spill
Huntington Beach officials announced the city would receive a $5.25-million settlement from Amplify for the 2021 spill of 25,000 gallons of crude.
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Preseason is for experimenting, and Wizards’ Brian Keefe is here for it
With Alex Sarr, Bilal Coulibaly and Jonas Valanciunas out, the Wizards’ coach tried new combinations in a 131-92 loss to the Nets.
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Donald Trump’s Fascist Romp
Over the past week, Donald Trump has been on a fascist romp. At rallies in Colorado and California, he amped up his usual rants, and added a rancid grace note by suggesting that a woman heckler should “get the hell knocked out of her” by her mother after she gets back home. But on Sunday morning, he outdid himself in an interview on Fox News, by saying that “the enemy within”—Americans he described as “radical left lunatics,” including California representative Adam Schiff, whom he mentioned by name—are more dangerous than Russia or China, and could be “very easily handled” by the National Guard or the U.S. military.This wasn’t the first time Trump suggested using America’s armed forces against its own people: As president, he thought of the military as his personal guard and regularly fantasized about commanding “his generals” to crush dissent, which is one reason why former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley reportedly told Bob Woodward that he sees Trump as “fascist to his core.”The term “fascism” has been so overused as a denunciation that many people have understandably tuned it out. But every American should be shocked to hear a presidential nominee say that other Americans (including a sitting member of Congress) are more dangerous than two nations pointing hundreds of nuclear warheads at America’s cities. During the Cold War, conservative members of the GOP would likely have labeled anyone saying such things as “comsymp,” a fellow traveler, or even a traitor. Indeed, one might expect that other Republicans would be horrified to hear such hatred directed at their fellow citizens and such comfort given to the nation’s enemies.Pretty to think so. But today’s Republican leaders are cowards, and some are even worse: They are complicit, as Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin proved on Monday in an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper. At least cowards run away. The GOP elected officials who cross the street against the light just to get away from the reporters are at least showing a tiny, molecular awareness of shame. Youngkin, however, smiled and dissembled and excused Trump’s hideousness with a kind of folksy shamelessness that made cowardice seem noble by comparison.Tapper read Trump’s remarks verbatim, and then asked: “Is that something that you support?” Youngkin replied that Tapper misunderstood Trump, who he said was referring to undocumented immigrants. No, Tapper responded, Trump clearly meant American citizens. Tapper added that Trump had singled out Schiff. Youngkin aw-shucksed his way through stories about Venezuelan criminals and Virginians dying from fentanyl. “Obviously there is a border crisis,” Tapper said. “Obviously there are too many criminals who should not be in this country and they should be jailed and deported completely, but that’s not what I’m talking about.” And then, to his credit, Tapper wouldn’t let go: What about Trump’s threat to use the military against Americans?Well, Youngkin shrugged, he “can’t speak” for Trump, but he was certain that Tapper was “misrepresenting [Trump’s] thoughts.”Some of the people who watched Youngkin’s appalling dishonesty immediately thought of one of the most famous passages from George Orwell’s 1984: “The Party told him to reject the evidence of his eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”But this interpretation gives Youngkin too much credit. Orwell’s dictators were able to terrify people with torture and deprivation into accepting the government’s lies. Youngkin, however, is not a terrified subject of an authoritarian regime: He’s just an opportunist. Like J.D. Vance, he knows exactly what he’s doing. Youngkin is demanding that everyone else play along and pretend that Trump is just a misunderstood immigration hawk, and then move on - all so that people like Youngkin can later say that he was a loyal Republican when he contends for the leadership of the GOP after Trump is either defeated, retired, or long gone.In this, Youngkin joins a long list of utterly dishonorable people, including Nikki Haley, who ran against Trump with energy and honesty and then bowed and scraped after she was defeated. As The Atlantic’s editor in chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, has noted, 10 Republican senators could have changed the course of history by supporting Trump’s impeachment. Ohio Senator Rob Portman, a supposed GOP moderate, is a particularly galling example. Portman twice voted against convicting Trump. He announced his retirement just weeks after the January 6 insurrection, and he had no electoral chances to protect (not that protecting one’s electoral chances is an honorable excuse). Still, he let Trump slide, perhaps out of fear of reproach from his neighbors back in Ohio.It’s not exactly a revelation that the Republican Party’s elected ranks have become a haven for cranks and opportunists, and sometimes, it’s hard to tell the difference: When Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, for example, talks about how “they” can control the weather, it’s hard to tell if she is just a kook, if she herself is an anti-semite, or if she is employing yet another anti-semitic trope because she knows that some of the MAGA base feasts on such garbage.For someone like Greene, the difference doesn’t matter. She is ignorant. And she traffics in ignorance. Her constituents have rewarded her with a safe seat in Congress. But in the Trump era, the conceit all along has been that more responsible Republicans such as Youngkin are lurking in the background, keeping their heads down while quietly and competently doing the people’s business.Americans should therefore watch Youngkin’s exchange with Tapper for themselves. They should see that supposedly competent Republicans have already abandoned the party. To believe otherwise—especially after watching someone like Youngkin—is to truly obey the commandment to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears.
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Alaskan thrifter reunites family with ‘priceless’ scrapbook that disappeared 10 years ago after storage unit break-in
“I don’t know if it was accidentally thrown away, but I’d rather return it and have somebody share these memories, get them back,” Otutoa said.
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Fox Host Neil Cavuto Grills Harris Aide Over VP’s ‘Tension’ With Biden
Fox News.When asked on Fox News about reported tensions between the Harris and Biden camps, a spokesperson for the vice president mentioned one definite, glaring tension in the previous administration: Donald Trump demanding that Mike Pence reject the Electoral College count even as Trump’s supporters scoured the Capitol calling for Pence to be hanged.On Your World, Ian Sams was asked by Neil Cavuto about a report over the weekend in Axios about purported tensions between senior members of the Biden and Harris teams over how Biden’s messaging and schedule affect Harris’ campaign.“Is there tension between Kamala Harris and Joe BIden?” Cavuto asked.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Mets bullpen delivers in most ‘stressful’ moments of NLCS win
Recording the final 12 outs of Monday’s NLCS-knotting 7-3 win at Dodger Stadium surely caused anxiety but also plenty of pride from a Mets bullpen group that picked each other up.
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Francisco Lindor gifted the Mets a gutsy Game 2 guideline
The leadoff hitter repeatedly has injected life into the lineup and did so one more time in the 7-3, NLCS-tying Game 2 victory at Dodger Stadium.
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Biden-Harris Admin Finally Notices Sudan Disaster After Doctors Without Borders Bails on Refugee Camp
The Biden-Harris administration is scrambling to look useful in Sudan, where conditions deteriorated so much in the past week that Doctors Without Borders had to abandon a disease-riddled and famine-ravaged refugee camp because it could no longer operate safely. The post Biden-Harris Admin Finally Notices Sudan Disaster After Doctors Without Borders Bails on Refugee Camp appeared first on Breitbart.
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Fani Willis Instructs Ex-Lover Nathan Wade to Stonewall House Committee's Investigation into Alleged Misconduct
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis instructed her former top prosecutor and ex-lover Nathan Wade not to answer any questions about his work in her office to the House Judiciary Committee. The post Fani Willis Instructs Ex-Lover Nathan Wade to Stonewall House Committee’s Investigation into Alleged Misconduct appeared first on Breitbart.
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Yankees strike first with Game 1 win over Guardians in ALCS
Juan Soto and Giancarlo Stanton went deep and Carlos Rodon set the tone on the mound, as the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Guardians in Game 1 of the ALCS.
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Trump Improvises After Two Separate Medical Emergencies Derail Town Hall
David MuseDonald Trump abandoned taking questions during a bizarre town hall question-and-answer session in Pennsylvania after two separate medical emergencies derailed the event, forcing the former president to ad lib on the spot.The former president spoke at a town hall event moderated by South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem in the small Philadelphia suburb of Oaks on Monday night, where he initially took four questions from supporters on the border and the cost of living before the medical emergencies took place. Afterward, Trump ditched the questions and turned the event into a bizarre dance party.The mayhem began after Trump answered a question about lowering costs for small businesses, when he cut moderator Noem off to call for a doctor to attend to a medical emergency happening in the crowd.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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El ejército israelí dice que 4 soldados murieron en ataque con drones de Hezbollah
Un ataque con drones por parte de Hezbollah contra una base del ejército en el centro de Israel mató a cuatro soldados e hirió de gravedad a otros siete el domingo, informaron fuentes castrenses, la ofensiva más letal por parte del grupo político-paramilitar desde que el gobierno israelí lanzó su invasión terrestre a Líbano hace casi dos semanas.
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Harris ups her rhetoric against Trump after armed man arrested outside his Coachella rally, calls ex-prez ‘Increasingly unstable and unhinged’
“Donald Trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged,” the vice president told supporters at an Erie, Pa., rally. 
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Trump forced to cut Pennsylvania town hall short after multiple audience members experience health emergencies
OAKS, Pa. — Former President Donald Trump vowed to make housing, energy and groceries more affordable at a town hall Monday night in the country’s largest swing state before ending the event early after multiple audience members experienced health emergencies. Trump, 78, blasted Vice President Kamala Harris for presiding over high interest rates and inflation...
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