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November SNAP benefits are on hold but grocers, apps are filling food gap

Businesses and nonprofits are launching emergency programs to keep food on America's tables as federal aid stops.

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Behind the Curtain: Anti-AI socialism could be Democrats' future

This climate is ripe for an anti-AI socialist to emerge as a counter to Trump.

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Maine Gov. Mills, 77, won't release medical records as age become issue in Senate race

She's stepping into a generational battle within her party, as young progressives seek to push out the older establishment.

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Trump muddles nuke-testing message

The U.S. could spend $946 billion on nuclear weapons between 2025 and 2034.

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OpenAI's future IPO frenzy

The prospect of taking the ChatGPT-maker public is unleashing a financial frenzy.

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Trump tells Senate Republicans to use "nuclear option" to end shutdown

Most Senate Republicans have been publicly and consistently opposed to the idea.

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Four ways Republicans pushed back on Trump this week

From tariffs to troop levels, some Republicans are starting to flex their institutional muscles.

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Democrats' rift with unions erupts as shutdown pain worsens

Nearly half a dozen labor leaders have now called on Democrats to pass the GOP's spending bill.

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Scoop: U.S. offered Hamas militants safe passage out of Israel-controlled Gaza zone

The goal is was to stabilize the ceasefire and clear the roughly half of Gaza that Israel controls of Hamas militants.

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Trump sets lowest-ever refugee cap. See how other presidents compare.

White South Africans will get most slots under Trump's refugee cap.

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Trump goes back to the future with China deal

We've been here before.

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Scoop: Stefanik set to launch bid for N.Y. governor in '26

She's looking to become the first Republican to be elected New York governor in more than two decades.

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Immigration enforcement will continue over Halloween in Chicago, Noem says

"Illinois children should not be robbed of their innocence," Pritzker wrote in his letter.

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Democrats rage at "unsatisfactory" Trump administration briefing on drug boat strikes

"Am I leaving satisfied?" said one House Democrat. "Absolutely not."

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Powell comments about future rate cuts reflect growing division within the Fed

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell this week acknowledged "strongly differing views" on the committee about a December rate cut.

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China will return U.S. soybean buys to recent annual levels, Bessent says

China cut off purchases earlier this year, depriving U.S. farmers of their largest export market.

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The ACA premium surge hits home

States started notifying residents they could be on the hook for thousands more dollars in out-of-pocket costs.

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Map: Where daylight saving time could become permanent

But it would take an act of Congress. Meanwhile, standard time is year-round in two states.

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Scoop: U.S. pushing to finalize plan for international Gaza security force

The ceasefire is fragile, but getting to the next phase is politically explosive.

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Bill Gates' pivot on climate change escalates debate with scientists

Some say Gates is highlighting an "overdue" political reality.

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The AI boom isn't going anywhere

The longer the boom can keep carrying the economy, the more it can offset other structural changes.

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Trump cuts China tariffs after promises from Xi on rare earths, soybeans

Trump described Xi as a "friend" and "great leader" whom it was an "honor" to meet.

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U.S. will start testing nuclear bombs after three-decade hiatus, Trump says

The U.S. last tested a nuke in 1992.

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Exclusive: White House finds 11th-hour shutdown workaround to pay troops — for now

Otherwise Trump isn't planning to budge on the nearly month-old shutdown, even with as many as 42 million people set to lose food stamp benefits Saturday.

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SNAP deadline becomes Democrats' sharpest leverage

Democrats are making the GOP own the food aid freeze for 42 million Americans.

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