AP correspondent Ben Thomas reports we’re hearing of new U.S. strikes against Iran.
Day: November 3, 2026
On “Katie Pavlich Tonight,” it’s the final Friday before the midterms and candidates are fighting it out for every last vote before Tuesday. The latest on who’s stumping where, forecasts for who will control Congress and new warnings about what’s at stake.
Australian journalist Sharri Markson shares how she was targeted by an Iranian hacker posing as a former Trump adviser.
Saritha Komatireddy is running against Letitia James to be New York’s next attorney general. She tells Katie why New Yorkers should vote for her. Sen. Ashley Moody (R-Fla.) shares details from her race against a member of the DSA.
Plus, college campuses are growing increasingly more violent against young conservatives. A College Republican shares the threats and attacks her chapter faces at the University of Utah.
This episode originally aired Oct. 30, 2026.
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🇩🇪 A 15-year-old girl was RAPED by a 55-year-old transgender former police officer in Germany.
Then her rapist’s lawyer demanded an explanation over PRONOUNS.
The former officer admitted raping her in a highway rest stop bathroom.
Investigators also discovered thousands of child sexual abuse images on his devices.
The sentence? Just 3 years and 3 months.
The judge reportedly said the girl had suffered “no long-lasting effects”!
And before the trial was even over, the rapist’s lawyer sent her a letter to “politely inquire” whether she’d referred to his client as “he” in court.
The girl responded by explaining that she’d never intended to misgender her attacker.
Germany’s self-ID law allows fines of up to €10,000 for intentionally harmful disclosures of someone’s previous legal gender or name, although simply using the wrong pronouns isn’t covered.
A teenage girl was raped, and she was being asked to explain her choice of words to her rapist’s lawyer. This is so beyond messed up…
Sources: Die Welt, Reduxx / Writer: Julie
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei turned down a Qatari plan for direct contact between American diplomats and the Iranian delegation in Doha.
Mediation by Qatar and Pakistan continues indirectly. Talks in Doha centered on reopening the Strait of Hormuz in return for partial sanctions relief and an eased blockade.
Diplomatic sources to Emirati outlet Erem News
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