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FBI, ICE Agents Won't Monitor Polls During Midterms: Filing
FBI, ICE Agents Won't Monitor Polls During Midterms: Filing
Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times,FBI and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employees will not monitor voting locations during the upcoming midterm elections, although other law enforcement agents will, a government official said in a court filing on Oct. 28."There will be no Federal Bureau of Investigation or U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees, much less agents, serving as monitors," the Department of Justice official said in the document, which was filed with the federal court in the District...
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GOP Senator Readies Sanctions Bill Against Canada As Toxic Wildfire Smoke Chokes Millions
GOP Senator Readies Sanctions Bill Against Canada As Toxic Wildfire Smoke Chokes Millions
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GOP Members Blast Canada Over Toxic Smoke; Sanction Bill Against Canada Set To Be Introduced
Toxic Smoke Plume Over Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic, Northeast
Canada's Wildfire Management Failures Choke Millions Of Americans With Toxic Smoke
Ohio Sen. Moreno To Introduce Bill To Sanction Canada Over Wildfire Smoke
Tens of millions of Americans are choking on toxic wildfire smoke drifting south from Canada. Years of inadequate forest management, often justified in the name of climate change, have intensified focus on the country's...
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Apr 22, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Spain's Services Crumble; Military-Aged Male Migrants Overwhelm Registry Offices
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US Manufacturing Sector Survey Hits 53-Month High, But "Cost Pressures Remain Key Concern"
US Manufacturing Sector Survey Hits 53-Month High, But "Cost Pressures Remain Key Concern"
After surging in September (and prompting some exciting moves in Treasuries - and STIRs), preliminary October PMIs from S&P Global were expected to drop modestly (for both Manufacturing and Services).
Instead it was more mixed with Manufacturing better than expected (56.0 vs 55.9 prior vs 55.5 exp) but Services down a little (57.9 vs 58.8 prior vs 58.0 exp).
That is a 53-month high for the Manufacturing sector...
The US remains the strongest economy in the world based on these...
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