Saturday, October 18, 2025
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Trump’s Showdown With Alvin Bragg Heats Up as Appeals Deadline Nears To Reverse Felony Convictions in Stormy Daniels Case
The 47th president is — for now — the first to be a convicted felon.
Zelensky Leaves White House Meeting Without Promise of Tomahawk Missiles
The Ukrainian president is seeking long range cruise missiles to hit targets deep inside Russia.
Maine Democratic Senate Hopeful Called Himself a Communist and Said White People Are ‘Racist’ and ‘Stupid’
The Marine veteran turned oyster farmer says the posts are not ‘indicative of who I am today.’
FBI Says October 7 Terror Operative Was an American, Just Collared in Louisiana
Bessent Urges IMF and World Bank To Scale Back Aid to China
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
Democrats, Pandering to Young Voters With Talk of ‘Fortnite’ and Snoop Dogg, Overlook Conservative Groundswell Among Rising Generation
Trump, Riding High After Gaza Ceasefire, Once Again Confounds His Detractors
Dershowitz: Trump’s Peace Plan Succeeds Because of Israel’s Military Victories
America’s Secret Weapon in Escalating Rare Earths Conflict With Communist China
National
NBC News Faces Harsh Liberal Backlash for ‘Transforming Into MAGA State Media’ After It Lays Off Its Diversity Reporters
Some commentators are calling for a boycott of the network.
The New York Sun Relaunches in Print, Returning to Newsstands With a Weekly Edition
The debut of the new edition comes 17 years after the Sun ended its previous print run during the financial crisis in 2008.
D.C. Commission: Ronda Rousey Gets No Special Treatment for UFC White House Fight If She Wants To Compete
Is the former women’s MMA champion training to end nine-year absence at Trump’s birthday brawl?
Republicans Cast This Weekend’s ‘No Kings’ Protests as ‘Hate America’ Rallies, Raising Organizer Fears of a Crackdown
Some prominent liberals are urging their followers to come out on Saturday but to take care not to provide any pretext for retaliation.
Conservatives Reject Joy Behar’s Claim They’re ‘Scared’ To Appear on ‘The View,’ Accuse Liberal Show of Banning Republicans
Multiple Republican figures say they’ve been rejected by the ABC talk show despite volunteering to appear as guests.
San Francisco DA Vows To Prosecute Federal Immigration Agents When She Believes Charges Are Warranted
President Trump this week renewed his threat to send troops into San Francisco, calling the city “a mess” and saying unnamed officials there had asked for federal help.
Foreign
Prince Andrew Renounces Duke of York Title Amid Renewed Epstein Scandal Allegations
Newly released documents confirm connections between the royal and the disgraced financier as Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir nears publication.
With Gaza War Seemingly Over, Trump Rekindles Idea of Saudi Arabia Joining Abraham Accords
Will economic, security, and intelligence incentives, rather than an ever-elusive search for Palestinian statehood, catalyze a major Middle East breakthrough?
Trump’s Caribbean Buildup Aims To Oust Nicolas Maduro, Sources Tell Sun
‘He had the chance to leave on his own volition. He refused and now will face the consequences,’ says a person close to the White House.
Gruesome Images of Gaza Executions Prompt New Warnings From Trump To ‘Kill’ Hamas
‘Excessive’ Qatari involvement in Gaza will ‘collapse’ the president’s 20-point plan, one Riyadh official says.
American Defense Contractors Left in the Cold as Europe Plans Major Increase in Defense Spending
A new defense readiness roadmap calls for a large boost in military spending by European countries.
Houthi Chief of Staff Killed in a Strike by Israel
‘We will do the same against any threat in the future as well,’ defense minister, Israel Katz, adds.
Politics
Luxurious and Surrounded by Armed Guards, Zohran Mamdani’s Family Rental Is Steeped in Inequality
Just beyond the fences, the Ugandan streets teem with boda-boda drivers, market women, and day laborers — but you’d never know it inside the compound.
Trump Greenlights Talks With Russians, Including a Summit With Putin at Budapest, Ahead of Zelensky Meeting
The American and Ukrainian presidents will sit down in the Oval Office Friday.
JB Pritzker Reports Nearly $1.5 Million in Gambling Winnings in Latest Financial Disclosure
The Illinois governor says his taxable income tripled to more than $10 Million from $3.2 Million a year earlier.
Democrats Face Ugliest Primary Revolt in Decades, as Activists Look To Throw Their Party’s Social Security Recipients Overboard
Not since Watergate have Democrats been so poised to lose established leaders in Congress.
Trump Administration Revokes Visas of Foreign Nationals Who Mocked Charlie Kirk After His Death
The president posthumously awarded Kirk the Medal of Freedom at a White House ceremony Tuesday afternoon.
Editorials
Opinion
Democrats, Pandering to Young Voters With Talk of ‘Fortnite’ and Snoop Dogg, Overlook Conservative Groundswell Among Rising Generation
Trump, Riding High After Gaza Ceasefire, Once Again Confounds His Detractors
Dershowitz: Trump’s Peace Plan Succeeds Because of Israel’s Military Victories
America’s Secret Weapon in Escalating Rare Earths Conflict With Communist China
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Prince Andrew Renounces Duke of York Title Amid Renewed Epstein Scandal Allegations
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