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Day: October 31, 2025
The Post once again urges Westchester voters who want lower taxes, less crime and a repeal of the insane sanctuary law to support Christine Schulti for county executive.
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President Trump’s administration has filed an unprecedented number of petitions to the Supreme Court’s so-called shadow docket, which have cleared the path for policies like deportations and federal firings largely by way of unsigned and unreasoned legal rulings.
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⚡️Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Court sentences former tax chief to 6 years in prison.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) Nov 1, 2025
Former FBI Special Agent Bobby Chacon joins NewsNation to discuss the arrests of several people accused of plotting a possible terror attack over Halloween weekend. FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed “multiple subjects” were taken into custody in Michigan, with agents seen in Dearborn and Inkster. Investigators told the Associated Press the suspects may have been radicalized online and discussed an attack referred to as “Pumpkin Day.”
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Daphne Barak, the journalist who exposed emails exchanged between Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew in 2011, joins NewsNation to discuss the disgraced former royal’s titles being removed.
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Democrat-aligned power brokers at the Kennedy Center love Gianandrea Noseda for putting the National Symphony Orchestra on the map; their GOP counterparts appreciate his apolitical, nonwoke artistic vision, writes Barton Swaim
on.wsj.com/3WyY5oP— Wall Street Journal Opinion (@WSJopinion) Nov 1, 2025
A pair of federal judges on Friday ordered the Trump administration to continue paying some food benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which was set to have its funding expire on Saturday due to the ongoing government shutdown. It remains unclear if the rulings mean millions of Americans on SNAP will get their benefits, or if it is just the start of a legal battle. CBS News has been in communities big and small nationwide throughout the week, hearing from the families fearful of what happens next.
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0:00 Millions of Americans prepare to lose SNAP benefits as shutdown continues: “People are scared.” (Oct. 28)
2:23 Louisiana declares state of emergency over looming SNAP benefits pause (Oct. 28)
6:22 Pressure mounts to end shutdown with deadlines on SNAP, military pay ahead (Oct. 30)
8:00 How a SNAP funding lapse will affect Americans (Oct. 30)
13:05 Reporting from Los Angeles, Boston and Denver (Oct. 31)
17:38 Reporting from Chicago (Oct. 31)
19:47 Judges say Trump administration must pay some SNAP benefits during government shutdown (Oct. 31)
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