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TRUMP NOW ATTACKING POLAR BEARS: Fish and Wildlife Service Lets Oil Companies Disturb Polar Bears and Walruses on Alaska's North Slope for Five More Years, Starting Today https://dailyletter.tv/story/fish-and-wildlife-service-lets-oil-companies-disturb-polar-bears-and-walruses-on-alaska-s

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Medicare Proposes Flat Fees for Drug Middlemen, Cutting Pharmacy Benefit Managers' Pay Loose From Drug Prices in 2028 https://dailyletter.tv/story/medicare-proposes-flat-fees-for-drug-middlemen-cutting-pharmacy-benefit-managers-pay-loose-

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Ossoff: "Maybe you saw Trump so desperate that he's begging Putin for diesel."

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BREAKING: Merkley and Markey File Resolution to Block Trump's Civilian Nuclear Deal With Saudi Arabia, Setting Up a Senate Vote After Nov. 29

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Lankford: Trump Isn’t Siding With Putin, He’s “Siding With the Free People of Ukraine” https://dailyletter.tv/story/the-president-s-siding-with-the-free-people-of-ukraine-lankford-defends-trump-s-russia

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, official Senate portrait

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Five Senate Democrats Give CENTCOM Until Nov. 2 to Make Public What Iran's Strikes on U.S. Bases Have Cost

Five Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee asked CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper to publicly disclose, by Nov. 2, the cost of Iranian damage to U.S. bases and facilities since the war began on Feb. 28.

The Albert V. Bryan U.S. Courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia

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Judge Quashes DHS Subpoena for 17 Million Truck and Bus Drivers' Records, Calling It "a Textbook Example" of an Improper Fishing Expedition

A federal judge in Virginia quashed a Homeland Security subpoena for the records of about 17 million commercial drivers, siding with 21 states and D.C. and finding the demand exceeded DHS's authority and would violate federal privacy law.

Kwame Raoul

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The Gambia Adopts a National Dementia Plan for 2027 to 2031, the First in WHO's African Region, as Cases Head Toward Nearly 13,000 by 2050

The Gambia has adopted a National Dementia Plan for 2027 to 2031, the first in the WHO African Region, as the number of Gambians living with dementia is projected to rise from about 4,000 to nearly 13,000 by 2050.

The west facade of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington

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Supreme Court Turns Away Google's Challenge to the Patent Office's "Settled Expectations" Policy for Refusing to Review Older Patents

The Supreme Court on Oct. 19 denied Google's petition challenging the Patent Office's practice of refusing reviews of long-standing patents on "settled expectations" grounds, leaving a 2009 VirtaMove patent shielded from review.

Voters lined up outside an early voting site in Charlotte, N.C.

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Democrats' 569,000-Voter Lead in North Carolina Is Down to 3,241. The Official Party Rolls in 10 Battlegrounds, Then and Now

Official state records: North Carolina's Democratic registration edge fell from 569,168 in 2018 to 3,241; Pennsylvania's from 840,443 to 241,217; Nevada's from 74,923 to 4,387. Independents are now the largest group in five battlegrounds.

President Donald Trump at a Cabinet Room roundtable with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins.

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Judge Freezes USDA's Plan to Move the Forest Service to Salt Lake City and Close Offices Nationwide, and the Trump Administration Appeals

A federal judge in San Francisco has stayed the Agriculture Department's office closures and forced relocations, including the Forest Service move to Salt Lake City, finding USDA likely broke appropriations limits. The administration has appealed to the Ninth Circuit.

Brooke Rollins