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Federal Sweep Nets 81 Arrests in Charlotte as Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Sparks Local Outrage
Federal immigration authorities arrested 81 people in Charlotte, North Carolina, during a five-hour enforcement sweep that officials are calling one of the most aggressive crackdowns carried out under President Donald Trump this year. The operation, conducted Saturday, has ignited immediate backlash from state leaders, immigrant-rights advocates, and local officials who warn the tactics may deepen community fear and erode trust in law enforcement across the region. 
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Errol Musk’s Explosive Race Remarks Reignite Scandal Over Stepdaughter Relationship
Errol Musk is again drawing widespread scrutiny after making provocative remarks about race and demographics, adding new momentum to long-standing questions about his personal history, including the highly publicized relationship with his former stepdaughter. The resurfaced attention comes as Musk, father of Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, participates in a CNN documentary examining misinformation around so-called "white genocide," where his comments have ignited backlash in the United States and the United Kingdom. 
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Trump’s £65 Million Bond Buying Spree Raises Conflict-of-Interest Concerns as Portfolio Swells to 175 Trades
President Donald Trump executed a rapid series of bond purchases beginning in late August, accumulating at least £65 million ($82 million) in municipal and corporate debt during a six-week span, according to federal disclosures. The filings, submitted under the Ethics in Government Act, outline more than 175 transactions between August 28 and October 2, and have triggered new scrutiny over how the president's investment activity intersects with policy decisions made by his administration. 
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Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Could Trigger $1 Trillion U.S. Refund Crisis, Threatening Trump Trade Agenda
The United States faces a potential financial shock as the Supreme Court weighs the legality of President Donald Trump's expansive emergency tariffs, a ruling that could force the government to refund as much as £760 billion ($1 trillion) in duties collected from American importers. The case, rooted in Trump's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, now threatens to reshape U.S. trade policy and expose the federal government to one of the largest forced repayments in modern history. 
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U.S. Turkey Supply Drops to 40-Year Low, Triggering 40% Price Surge Ahead of Thanksgiving
The United States is heading into Thanksgiving with its smallest commercial turkey supply since 1985, a drop that has pushed wholesale prices up roughly 40% and strained producers still grappling with avian flu outbreaks and elevated feed costs. The American Farm Bureau reported that commercial farms raised 194.5 million turkeys in 2025, down 3% from last year, marking the lowest production in four decades. 
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Epstein Email Release Sparks “GOP: Guardians of Pedophiles” Billboard in Los Angeles as Political Fight Deepens
A towering billboard accusing Republicans of shielding sexual predators went up in Los Angeles this week, appearing just hours after Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released more than 20,000 pages of emails and records from Jeffrey Epstein's estate. The sign, reading "GOP: Guardians Of Pedophiles," quickly circulated across TikTok and X in a viral clip that thrust Epstein's ties to political figures-most notably President Donald Trump-back into the national spotlight. 
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Trump Signs Deal Ending 43-Day Government Shutdown, Leaving Both Parties Frustrated
President Donald Trump signed a bipartisan spending bill Wednesday night to officially end the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history, concluding 43 days of political gridlock that left millions of Americans caught in the middle. The measure funds the government through January 30 and restores key programs disrupted for nearly seven weeks, but neither party emerged with a clear victory. 
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Donald Trump Jr.’s Girlfriend Bettina Anderson Accused of Targeting Elon Musk Through Relationship With Trump Heir
Donald Trump Jr.'s relationship with Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson has become the subject of new tabloid scrutiny after sources alleged she began dating the President's son as part of a plan to meet billionaire Elon Musk. The claims, which circulated through multiple social and political circles in Florida, suggest that Anderson viewed Trump Jr. as a gateway into Musk's orbit-a theory now fueling widespread gossip around Palm Beach's elite. 
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Trump Administration Fails to Block House Vote on Epstein Records After Bipartisan Revolt
President Donald Trump's attempt to prevent a congressional vote on disclosing federal files tied to Jeffrey Epstein collapsed Tuesday, after a bipartisan petition surpassed the 218 signatures required to force action on the House floor. The failure capped a day of frantic White House lobbying, internal divisions, and a rare public rebuke of the administration's influence. -
Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino Faces Backlash as DHS Denies Reports of Exit From Chicago
The Department of Homeland Security pushed back Tuesday against reports that U.S. Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino and his team are preparing to leave Chicago, saying federal agents deployed under Operation Midway Blitz will remain in the city despite weeks of controversy, violent clashes, and mounting political criticism. 
