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Texas Tech Faculty Protest Teaching Restrictions as Colleges Rework Admissions
NPR reports professors say rules on race, sex and gender have led to self-censorship, while some colleges waive fees and enlist faculty to recruit students.
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House Republicans Vote to Sideline Hegseth Impeachment Resolution
The move blocks, for now, a push to impeach the defense secretary over the Iran war that Rep. Thomas Massie forced to a vote with eight articles of impeachment.
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Democrats Take Congress as Republicans Confront Midterm Wipeout
Trump fired chief of staff Susie Wiles and named Stephen Miller in her place as his party lost the House, Senate, governorships and state legislatures.
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Democrats Win Control of Both Chambers of Congress in Midterm Wave
The new majorities are not seated until January 3, 2027, and President Donald Trump retains his veto in a divided government.
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY Previews Election Day Coverage, Details Florida Learjet Crash Investigation
USA TODAY's Daily Briefing marks Election Day with voter resources and race tracking, and reports federal investigators are examining what caused a Florida Learjet crash that killed nine.
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Supreme Court Denies Trump Bid to Set Aside 20,000 California Mail-In Ballots as Midterms Underway
Forecasters point to a strong Democratic result, with Trump warning he would "veto everything" if Democrats win Congress.
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Board Weighs Supreme Court Religious Schools Case, Tax Prep Rules and Europe's Energy
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board examines a Colorado religious schools case at the Supreme Court, a proposed tax preparer mandate, U.S. pressure on Europe over Russian gas and a Virginia utility merger fight.
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Mayor Bass Blasts Trump Supreme Court Filing on Eve of Election Day
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass accused Donald Trump of trying to scare voters into staying home after his administration asked the Supreme Court to intervene in California's election process.
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Haley Stevens Backs Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate Race Days Before Midterms
The Democratic congresswoman's endorsement drew condemnation from party leaders, the resignation of her chief of staff and praise from President Trump, who said he would welcome her into the Republican Party.
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY Previews Midterms, Supreme Court Case and Clancy Hearing
USA TODAY's Daily Briefing previews Election Day, five key Senate battlegrounds, a Supreme Court religious liberty case, and the return of Lindsay Clancy to court.
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Media Monitor: TIME Reports Brazil's Flavio Bolsonaro Flees to U.S. After Defeat
TIME is reporting that Brazilian Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro left for the U.S. after failing to comply with a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports in a money laundering probe.
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY reports midterms framed as Trump referendum, Supreme Court backs administration on deportation rule
USA TODAY's On Politics newsletter says both parties are closing midterm campaigns around President Donald Trump, and that the Supreme Court declined to revive a Biden-era immigration rule.
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Ramaswamy Ad Featuring Rival's Estranged Mother Draws Bipartisan Criticism as Vance Defends It
The spot, in which Amy Acton's mother calls her a liar, has spread on social media as the Ramaswamy campaign spends $4 million to broadcast it across Ohio.
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Media Monitor: Supreme Court Blocks Trump Administration's Transgender Inmate Care Policy; Vance Rebukes GOP Critics of Ramaswamy Ad
Newsweek reports the Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration from denying gender-affirming care to federal inmates, and that JD Vance criticized Republican backlash over a Vivek Ramaswamy attack ad.
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY Briefing Covers Pacific Seafloor Auction, Hurts Blood Clots and Kagan Remarks
USA TODAY's Daily Briefing reports the Trump administration plans to auction nearly 100 million acres of Pacific seafloor for mineral exploration by year's end, plus Jalen Hurts' blood clots and Justice Kagan's Supreme Court comments.
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Kennedy School 'Pre-Mortem' Warns Firms Must Act Now on AI-Enabled Terror Risk
A Harvard Kennedy School "pre-mortem" lays out the threats, vulnerabilities and possible steps around AI-enabled terror, warning that firms must act now rather than wait.
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Trump Fires Press Secretary Katie Zacharia After Five Days as Corruption Tops Voter Concerns
A Fox News poll found "corruption in government" now leads voter concerns, and Vice President JD Vance said he had seen no evidence Trump enriched himself, though Forbes and Bloomberg report his net worth has more than doubled since his…
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Warns Investors on AI, Weighs Ukraine Starlink Deal
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board says markets are reminding investors that AI must eventually deliver returns, while also reporting Ukraine may trade a halt to energy strikes for Starlink data.
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY Briefing Covers Supreme Court Ad Case, Diesel Deal Doubts and Measles Death
USA TODAY's Daily Briefing reports the Supreme Court will weigh whether websites can share video-viewing data for targeted ads, plus doubts over Trump's Russia diesel deal and a sixth measles death.
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Justice Department Subpoenaed Ilhan Omar's Relatives Days Before Search of Her Home
The congresswoman, who denies wrongdoing, calls the search an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement, while CAIR condemns it as political persecution.
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Media Monitor: NPR Highlights Student Podcast Winners, School Civil Rights Data and Data Center Job Training
NPR reports on its 2026 Student Podcast Challenge winners exploring memory and dyslexia, new federal civil rights data on public schools, and a Louisiana college training data center technicians.
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Trump Rallies in Syracuse as ICE Shooting in Bronx Draws Protests and Deportation Blocked
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says there will be no pause on enforcement, after Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul called for a halt.
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White House Says Trump Won't Reimburse Government for $10M in DHS-Funded Ads
A White House official says Trump was not referring to any reimbursement when he said MAGA Inc. money would pay for the ads, which have aired since Sept. 23.
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Dementia Study Flags 76 Environmental Exposures
Harvard research links drinking, sleep and pollution to dementia risk and includes a new risk-prediction model among 76 environmental exposures identified in the study.
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Reports Texas Ten Commandments Classroom Law Reaches Supreme Court
Newsweek reports Texas requires the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, with a legal challenge now before the Supreme Court in Nathan v. Alamo Heights Independent School District.
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Reports Brazil Runoff, Supreme Court Veterans Case and Andrew's Epstein-Linked Legal Challenge
Newsweek reports Brazil's presidential race heads to an October 25 runoff, the Supreme Court weighs a veterans benefits case, and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor challenges Epstein-linked search warrants.
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Harvard Gazette Newsletter Highlights: Supreme Court Opinions, Down-Ballot Research, Peptide Hype
Harvard Gazette newsletter features faculty-respected Supreme Court opinions, research challenging conventional wisdom on down-ballot effects, a Chan School professor on peptide hype, and upcoming campus events.
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Media Monitor: Supreme Court Returns, Midterms Enter Final Stretch and Paramount-Warner Merger Nears Close
USA TODAY's Daily Briefing says the Supreme Court opens its term with a landmark climate case, midterm races tighten with 29 days to go, and a $110 billion Hollywood merger is set to close.
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Media Monitor: Supreme Court Returns to Major Cases on Climate, Guns, Religion and Trump Policies
USA TODAY reports the Supreme Court is back in session with high-profile cases on climate change, religion, gun rights and Trump administration policies, plus midterm politics and winter weather.
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Roundup Covers Democratic 'Affordability' Pitch, Ph.D. Job Market, Alito Book
The Wall Street Journal's opinion newsletter says Democrats' affordability promises won't lower costs, calls the Ph.D. job crisis a healthy market correction, and highlights a new Alito book.
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