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‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Becomes Anti-Trump Midterm Message as Democrats Target Food Safety
Democrats are making foodborne illness outbreaks part of their campaign against President Donald Trump ahead of November's midterm elections, with Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi arguing that food safety could become an unexpectedly potent issue for Republican candidates. 
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SNL’s Michael Che Says Trump Has ‘Exact Same Posture as Bullwinkle’ in Weekend Update Roast
Saturday Night Live turned President Donald Trump's posture into a visual punchline during its Oct. 3 broadcast, with Michael Che comparing him to cartoon moose Bullwinkle while mocking his dealings with artificial-intelligence executives. 
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Trump Warns ‘They’ll End Up Impeaching Me’ as He Urges Voters to ‘Pretend I’m Running’
President Donald Trump urged supporters to vote in November as though his presidency were on the ballot, warning that a Republican defeat could bring a third impeachment as he campaigned Thursday in Texas and Oklahoma. 
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September Hiring Misses Forecasts as U.S. Revises Away 60,000 Jobs
The U.S. economy added 29,000 jobs in September, falling well short of forecasts as unemployment rose to 4.2% and downward revisions erased 60,000 jobs from previous months, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics figures released Friday. 
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Rubio Reportedly Ordered Iran’s UN Delegation Out of U.S. After Talks Stalled
Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered Iran's visiting United Nations delegation to leave the United States after negotiations stalled Monday, Axios reported, escalating diplomatic tensions as Washington and Tehran struggled to agree on terms for a ceasefire. 
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Ex-DHS Official Calls Trump’s Border-Funded Ads ‘Head-Spinningly Corrupt’ as GOP Raises Objections
The Trump administration's use of border-security funds for television advertisements featuring the president has drawn objections from senior Republicans and former Department of Homeland Security official Miles Taylor, who called the spending "head-spinningly corrupt." -
Trump Accused of ‘Twitching in Anger’ While Calling Migrants ‘Worst People on Earth’
President Donald Trump defended Immigration and Customs Enforcement and attacked former President Joe Biden's border policies Tuesday when asked whether immigration enforcement was raising beef-processing costs in Kansas, leaving the question about prices unanswered. -
ICE Deports California Nurse After Nearly 20 Years in U.S. Despite Canada Job Plans
A California nurse preparing to move to Canada with her family was deported to Kenya after nearly two decades in the United States, interrupting plans to take a healthcare job in British Columbia and prompting her husband and two children to follow her overseas. 
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Boy, 9, Admits Attempted Rape of Cleveland Girl, 5; Prosecutors Say She Was Strangled With Her Shirt
A nine-year-old boy admitted attempted rape and felonious assault in Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court on Monday in connection with an attack on a five-year-old Cleveland girl, while a hearing began for a second child accused in the case. 
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ICE Operation Near Pennsylvania Hospital Raises Alarm Over Immigrants Delaying Medical Care
Immigration arrests near Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pennsylvania, have prompted warnings that enforcement around hospitals could discourage immigrants from seeking treatment, even when patients and medical facilities are not the targets. 
