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there was a flooding in new York,Two people died in flooded basements on Thursday after heavy rain overwhelmed streets and subway stations in New York City.The New York Police Department confirmed the two deaths to ABC News.

A 39-year-old man was found unconscious and unresponsive in a flooded basement in Brooklyn, according to New York ABC station. The FDNY Scuba Team recovered his body from the basement before he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead, police said.

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2 dead after New York City flooding that submerged vehicles, flooded subways: Police

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A strong cold front brought rain and wind to the Northeast on Friday.

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The FBI stopped a planned terrorist attack in Michigan over Halloween weekend, according to Director Kash Patel. He said several people were arrested for allegedly plotting a violent attack. White House counterterrorism official Seb Gorka added that it was a jihadi plot aimed at Detroit during Halloween, when kids would be out trick-or-treating. The FBI confirmed law enforcement operations took place in Dearborn and Inkster on Friday.

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FBI thwarts ‘potential terrorist attack’ in Michigan

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The FBI has thwarted “a potential terrorist attack” and arrested “multiple subjects” in Michigan, according to FBI Director Kash Patel.

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A six year old shot a teacher at school. The teacher, Abby Zwerner states "I thought I was on my way to heaven or in heaven". She thought she was dying, if not dead. After the shooting Zwerner set a $40 million dollar lawsuit against her former ex principle Ebony Parker, for not doing the right thing after several individuals warned her that the boy brought the gun to school that day. Eight counts of felony child neglect will also be faced against Parker in trial.

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Here’s what we learned from Abby Zwerner’s emotional testimony | CNN

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Abby Zwerner instinctively raised her hand toward her heart when she saw the 6-year-old holding the gun.

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Putin said about new Russian nuclear weapons, like the Poseidon torpedo and Burevestnik missile. Trump responded by ordering the U.S. to restart nuclear weapons tests. Russia uses these threats to pressure the West over Ukraine, but the moves risk a dangerous arm race.

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Analysis: Nuclear saber-rattling from Trump and Putin signals a dangerous new era | CNN

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The Kremlin’s constant nuclear boasts may have finally struck a chord in the White House, with President Donald Trump ordering the resumption of US nuclear weapons tests.

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The USDA announced that the government has insufficient funds to pay for 42 million americans SNAP benefits. These benefits helped low-income families buy food for the week to feed not only themselves but also their children. A federal group, however, argues that the USDA does infact have the avalable funds to do this. The USDA has about $23bn that they can use when necessary.

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A federal judge in Rhode Island on Friday afternoon blocked the Trump administration from suspending all food aid for millions of Americans amid the ongoing government shutdown, in a case brought by a group of US cities, nonprofit organizations and a trade union.

And at almost the same time, in a separate but similar case, a federal judge in Massachusetts ruled that the government must continue to fund the program that helps low-income households stave off food insecurity, in a case brought by the Democratic attorneys general from 22 states and the District of Columbia and three governors who sued the administration.

John McConnell, a US district judge in Providence, issued a temporary restraining order in the Rhode Island case at the behest of those plaintiffs. . They had argued the US Department of Agriculture's suspension of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, known as Snap or food stamps, that was due to kick in on Saturday, was unlawful.

The USDA has said insufficient funds exist to pay full benefits to 42 million low-income Americans, as issuing food stamps costs the public purse between $8.5bn and $9bn every month.

The Trump administration contends the agency lacks authority to pay them until Congress passes a spending bill that will ending the enduring government shutdown that began on 1 October.

The plaintiffs in the civil case being heard in Rhode Island are represented by the liberal legal advocacy group Democracy Forward. The group argued that the federal government's decision to suspend the nutritional benefits was wrong and unlawful, as the USDA still had funds available to fulfill its obligation to fund the Snap program.

Such available funding includes $5.25bn in contingency funds that Congress has previously provided for the USDA to use when "necessary to carry out program operations", the plaintiffs said.

Aside from the contingency funds, the plaintiffs argued that a separate fund with around $23bn in it could also be utilized to avoid what would be an unprecedented suspension of Snap benefits.

In the Massachusetts case, US district Judge Indira Talwani in Boston gave the administration until Monday to say whether it would partially pay for the benefits for November with contingency money or fund them fully with additional funds.

It wasn't immediately clear how quickly the debit cards that beneficiaries use to buy groceries could be reloaded after the ruling. That process often takes one to two weeks.

The rulings are likely to face appeals.
Reuters and the Associated Press contributed reporting.

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Trump administration blocked from suspending Snap benefits for millions of Americans

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One judge issues temporary restraining order while another judge rules the government must continue to fund program that helps low-income households

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An over 100-year-old jar was found in Melbourne, Australia, on a beach. The jar contained 2 letters from soldiers who served in WW1. The letters were written by Privates Malcolm Neville, 27, and William Harley, 37, dated Aug. 15, 1916. Neville was killed in action later that year, and Harley lived through the war and died of cancer in 1934. The cancer was caused by the German gassing of the trenches.

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WWI soldiers’ messages in a bottle found on Australian beach more than 100 years later | CNN

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Messages in a bottle written by two Australian soldiers a few days into their voyage to the battlefields of France during World War I have been found more than a century later on Australia’s coast.

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A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled president Trumps funding cut of SNAP benefits unlawful. "There is no doubt, and it is beyond argument, that irreparable harm will begin to occur -- if it hasn't already occurred -- in the terror it has caused some people about the availability of funding for food for their family," he said.

The ruling came as a federal judge in Boston, in a separate case, ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to suspend SNAP funding is "unlawful," but declined to immediately order that the program be funded." This results in the court asking for the administration to be forced to keep the funding for the benefits.

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Judge orders administration to distribute SNAP contingency money amid shutdown

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A federal judge in Rhode Island has ordered the Trump administration to distribute SNAP contingency money “as soon as possible.”

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They had a heist in California. Authorities said that the suspect or suspects broke into the facility and stole more than 1,000 items from the museum’s collection, including “Native American baskets, jewelry, and laptops according to a statement from the Oakland Police Department. This happened on October 15, at around 3:30 am. The investigation is currently ongoing.

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Over 1,000 items and historical artifacts stolen in early morning heist from museum collection in California

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More than 1,000 items and historical artifacts have been stolen in an early morning heist from a California museum’s off-site collection, according to police.

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Each Halloween poison centers in the Us see a spike in the number of calls about glow products such as glow sticks and glow jewelry

according to data from America's Poison Centers which accredits and represents 53 poison centers across the country

Poison control experts say if the liquid inside glow products become exposed it can cause irritation to the skin and mouth and eyes

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Poison control centers warn about glow sticks and kids on Halloween

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The liquid inside glow sticks may cause health problems, experts say.

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A large storm hit the northeast United States, causing deadly flooding. 2 people were found dead in the basement after it flooded. A 39-year-old man was found unconscious in the basement. He was found by a scuba team and taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

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2 dead after New York City flooding that submerged vehicles, flooded subways: Police

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A strong cold front brought rain and wind to the Northeast on Friday.

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19 dead after Hurricane melissa tears through Jamaica. its was a category 5 hurricane and the death toll is expected to rise. 462,000 people left with no power

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19 fatalities in Jamaica from Hurricane Melissa, death toll expected to rise

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Nineteen people are confirmed dead in Jamaica from Hurricane Melissa, which tore through the island as a Category 5 hurricane this week.

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After LSU underwhelming season they have decided to part ways with Hc Brian Kelly. LSU will have to buy out the rest of his contract which is somewhere around 53 million dollars. the head of LSU athletics came out and said the new HC signing will be the biggest signing in LSU history. He then later went on to bash their head coach by saying there were paying him 100 million and not getting results. this isn't the first buyout we've had from big program this year we saw it also at Penn State with James Franklin. and at Florida with Billy Napier.

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‘The money does not exist’: Why the buyouts for college football coaches are setting off alarm bells | CNN

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The placard attached to the podium read “Protecting the most vulnerable,’’ but on this particular Wednesday Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry took aim at a very specific apex predator: Big-time football.

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Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry publicly criticized LSU athletic director Scott Woodward and the handling of the football program's coaching situation, specifically highlighting the $53 million buyout for coach Brian Kelly. Landry stated that Woodward would not lead the search for Kelly's replacement, a declaration preceding Woodward's resignation the following day.

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‘The money does not exist’: Why the buyouts for college football coaches are setting off alarm bells | CNN

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The placard attached to the podium read “Protecting the most vulnerable,’’ but on this particular Wednesday Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry took aim at a very specific apex predator: Big-time football.

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President Donald Trump said Friday that “it’s not true” that he has decided to strike within Venezuela.

“No, it’s not true,” the president told reporters aboard Air Force One when asked whether he was considering striking Venezuela and whether he’d made a decision. CNN also previously reported that the president is considering plans to target cocaine facilities and drug trafficking routes inside Venezuela, though he has not yet made a decision on whether to move forward with them, three US officials said.

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Ukrainian forces zeroed in onto two Russian soldiers riding a motorcycle in July 19th 2025. The Ukrainians used a kamikaze drone to blow the two Russians up. This was considered a high value target for the drone operations, this was worth 24 points. The points come from the in real world game ran by the Ukrainian government. Regiments are being rewarded with points for successful attacks. Wound a Russian soldier, 8 points. Kill one that's 12. Russian drone pilots are worth 25 points if you eliminate him. Now capturing a Russian alive with a drone, 120 points. "its a brutal game - human lives turned into points", Said by stun, a Ukrainian drone commander. This is used to boost moral and keep the war effort high.

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19 people are confirmed dead after hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica, while many are still missing, their bodies have yet to be found. On Tuesday, Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 hurricane, tore through Jamaica. Airports are shut down, and when they will reopen is still undetermined. 462,000 families are still without power as of Friday morning.

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19 fatalities in Jamaica from Hurricane Melissa, death toll expected to rise

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Nineteen people are confirmed dead in Jamaica from Hurricane Melissa, which tore through the island as a Category 5 hurricane this week.

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Tens of millions of people will lose access to their food stamps. Some people won't be affected until the end of the month, while others will be affected right away. About 1 in 8 people use food stamps or some type of assistance. A lot of people will be affected by this, and with the holidays coming around the corner, a lot of families don't know what there gonna do.

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Millions of Americans could lose access to SNAP food assistance this weekend. Here’s who could be most affected | CNN Politics

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In an unprecedented situation, tens of millions of Americans could lose access to a crucial food assistance program starting on Saturday amid the federal government shutdown.

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This morning, FBI agents arrested two people and started questioning three more over a potential terrorist attack. An undercover agent was introduced into an online chatroom early in the investigation process. The group of men was discussing whether or not to carry out an "ISIS-inspired attack" on "Pumpkin Day," or what the FBI thinks was referring to Halloween. They were seen with AK-47s at a shooting range practicing high-speed reloads.

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FBI director says 'potential terrorist attack' over Halloween weekend was averted | CNN

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The FBI prevented a "violent attack" over Halloween weekend that could have been a terrorist attack, Director Kash Patel posted on X early Friday.

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Lamar Jackson returned from a hamstring injury to throw four touchdowns, leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 28-6 win over the Miami Dolphins. Jackson, who completed 18 of 23 passes for 204 yards, guided the Ravens to their second consecutive win and marked his first game with four or more touchdown passes against the Dolphins. The win keeps Baltimore's playoff hopes alive as they improved to a 3-5 record.

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Lamar Jackson throws four TDs in dominant return from injury to lead Ravens to big win over Dolphins | CNN

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Lamar Jackson made an emphatic return to NFL action on Thursday Night Football, throwing four touchdown passes to lead his Baltimore Ravens to a 28-6 win over the Miami Dolphins.

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Two federal judges said Friday that the Trump administration must tap into billions of dollars in emergency funds to at least partially cover food stamp benefits for tens of millions of Americans in November.

The rulings from judges in Massachusetts and Rhode Island reject a controversial US Department of Agriculture’s claim that it could not use a contingency fund, which the agency says has $5.3 billion remaining in it, to help cover the benefits amid the month-long government shutdown.

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Two federal judges require Trump administration tap into emergency funds to partially cover food stamp benefits | CNN Politics

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Two federal judges said Friday that the Trump administration must tap into billions of dollars in emergency funds to at least partially cover food stamp benefits for tens of millions of Americans in November.