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SEE IT: Council meeting ERUPTS over data center debate


Memphis City Councilman Jeff Warren joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss the heated debate over AI expansion and data center development as tensions erupt duri…


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On this day in 42 BC, Marcus Junius Brutus, best remembered for his role in the murder of Julius Caesar, kills himself after his army is routed by Marc Antony at the Second Battle of Philippi.


On this day in 42 BC, Marcus Junius Brutus, best remembered for his role in the murder of Julius Caesar, kills himself after his army is routed by Marc Antony at the Second Battle of Philippi.

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This guy was having an argument with his wife and couldn’t take it anymore, so he jumped out of his apartment window 😬 Writer: Ian


This guy was having an argument with his wife and couldn’t take it anymore, so he jumped out of his apartment window 😬

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No leaders in history have been more criminal than US ones


TEHRAN, Oct. 23 (MNA) – Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia, spokesperson for Iran’s Army, criticized US officials’ remarks about Iran, describing American leaders as among the most criminal figures in history.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump’s “4 to 5 weeks” war with Iran is heading into MONTH 9. And his UN ambassador won’t rule out ANOTHER YEAR of stalemate. Mike Waltz says the U.S. Navy can keep blockading Iranian ports “for the foreseeable future,” while Washington piles on even more economic pressure. Asked whether the U.S. could still be stuck in the same situation next year, with no nuclear deal and no normal traffic through Hormuz, Waltz dodged the hypothetical. He hopes Iran will “come to the table,” but Washington wants its highly enriched uranium gone and a deal restricting domestic enrichment before calling it done. Meanwhile, fuel prices are soaring, fertilizer supplies are strained, and Trump’s approv


🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump’s “4 to 5 weeks” war with Iran is heading into MONTH 9.

And his UN ambassador won’t rule out ANOTHER YEAR of stalemate.

Mike Waltz says the U.S. Navy can keep blockading Iranian ports “for the foreseeable future,” while Washington piles on even more economic pressure.

Asked whether the U.S. could still be stuck in the same situation next year, with no nuclear deal and no normal traffic through Hormuz, Waltz dodged the hypothetical.

He hopes Iran will “come to the table,” but Washington wants its highly enriched uranium gone and a deal restricting domestic enrichment before calling it done.

Meanwhile, fuel prices are soaring, fertilizer supplies are strained, and Trump’s approval is hovering around 31%, with the midterms less than 2 weeks away.

November 3 is on the calendar. An end date for the war? Still nowhere in sight.

Source: FT / Writer: Julie


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2am ET, October 23 | The latest headlines from NPR


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Uzbekistan strengthens its relations with China and US



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Araghchi slams Macron’s flip-flop on Iran nuclear program


TEHRAN, Oct. 23 (MNA) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has criticized French President Emmanuel Macron over his shifting positions on Iran’s peaceful nuclear program, urging him to “get your story straight.”

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Netanyahu Accused Of Helping Kushner Conceal A Billion Dollars From The UAE – Report



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Russian hack exposes Trump’s son-in-law’s secret dealings with Saudi, UAE