Author: The Gazette
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Mamdani’s Democratic Socialists of America Party bashes Gaza ceasefire
The Democratic Socialists of America bashed the Gaza peace deal, arguing that it didn’t properly punish Israel and favor the Palestinian cause. The DSA boasts the allegiance of or support from several major left-wing politicians, including New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY). While giving limited support to the agreement,…
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US news outlets reject Pentagon press access policy
By Andrew Goudsward and Helen Coster WASHINGTON (Reuters) -At least 30 news organizations declined to sign a new Pentagon access policy for journalists, warning of the potential for less comprehensive coverage of the world’s most powerful military ahead of a Tuesday deadline to accept new restrictions. The policy requires journalists to acknowledge new rules on press…
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Trump says he will unveil list on Friday of ‘Democrat programs’ to be shut
By Steve Holland, Gram Slattery and Bo Erickson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said his administration planned to produce a list on Friday of “Democrat programs” that will be closed as a result of the ongoing federal government shutdown. He did not specify the programs but indicated to reporters at the White House on…
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US Senate Committee set to vote on aviation safety legislation next week
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee is set to vote on October 21 on aviation safety legislation after a fatal January crash between an American Airlines regional jet and an Army helicopter near Reagan Washington National Airport killed 67 people. The committee is set to take up legislation sponsored by Senate…
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Colbert gives rare praise over hostage deal: ‘Trump did something good’
Late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert congratulated President Donald Trump for helping to secure the release of Israeli hostages. “There is some good news out there,” Colbert said Monday during The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. “Because, today, thanks to Trump’s newly brokered ceasefire in Gaza, all living Israeli hostages and almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners have…
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Kellyanne Conway clobbers media gossips and hints of legal action
Trump confidant Kellyanne Conway charged that reporters crossed a line by direct messaging her teenage daughter for family dirt when she worked in the first Trump administration and hinted that she could bring legal action against them. “I know they’re watching your podcast, and I have those direct messages, the ones that my daughter shared with…
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MLB free agents that could help the 2026 Rockies offense | Kevin’s Take
If the Rockies are going to rebound from an extremely disappointing season in 2025, they must find more offense to make Coors Field a true home-field advantage in 2026. On their way to a 43-119 record in 2025, the Rockies went 25-56 in Denver and were outscored 580-369. Sure, part of that can be blamed…
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MLB free agents that could help the 2025 Rockies offense | Kevin’s Take
If the Rockies are going to rebound from an extremely disappointing season in 2025, they must find more offense to make Coors Field a true home-field advantage in 2026. On their way to a 43-119 record in 2025, the Rockies went 25-56 in Denver and were outscored 580-369. Sure, part of that can be blamed…
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Peru’s Jeri swears in top cabinet members
By Marco Aquino LIMA (Reuters) -Peruvian President Jose Jeri swore in the first members of his cabinet on Tuesday, sending the most concrete signals yet about how he would govern after vaulting into power last week following his predecessor Dina Boluarte’s abrupt ouster. Jeri swore in Ernesto Alvarez, the former head of Peru’s Constitutional Court,…
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Alito concerned courts are avoiding question of parental rights over transitioning genders in schools
Justice Samuel Alito expressed concern Tuesday that federal courts are attempting to “avoid confronting” the question of whether parental rights are violated when a school transitions a student’s gender without the parents’ permission or knowledge. The Supreme Court declined to take up a case involving a middle school in Colorado that allegedly hid the promotion…