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Stephen A. Smith: Impeaching Trump will make Democrats ‘lose in 2028’


On “CUOMO,” Stephen A. Smith argued that Democrats risk repeating past mistakes if they make investigating and impeaching President Trump their top priority, warning voters are tired of political warfare and want results that improve their daily lives. Bill O’Reilly agreed that any corruption claims should be pursued only if backed by credible evidence, saying Americans want facts, not speculation, while both men stressed that voters will ultimately judge leaders on whether they deliver tangible results.

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🇫🇷French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa hit in $133M cyberattack The banking giant has now confirmed the attack. The hackers used Crédit Mutuel Arkéa’s own account to carry out transactions to other banking institutions. On-chain investigator ZachXBT uncovered the multi-day operation, tracing over $133 million (€118 million) moved through crypto exchanges and converted into stablecoins. Arkéa insists customer deposits remain safe, but this is a catastrophic operational breakdown. Source: @Cointelegraph / Writer: Bri


🇫🇷French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa hit in $133M cyberattack  

The banking giant has now confirmed the attack.

The hackers used Crédit Mutuel Arkéa’s own account to carry out transactions to other banking institutions.

On-chain investigator ZachXBT uncovered the multi-day operation, tracing over $133 million (€118 million) moved through crypto exchanges and converted into stablecoins.  

Arkéa insists customer deposits remain safe, but this is a catastrophic operational breakdown.

Source:  @Cointelegraph / Writer: Bri


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Karen Bass loses re-election bid: Nithya Raman projected winner in Los Angeles mayor race


Nithya Raman is projected to defeat incumbent Karen Bass in the race for mayor of Los Angeles, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result ends Bass’ bid for a second term leading the nation’s second-largest city. Raman, a Los Angeles councilmember backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, campaigned on housing affordability, homelessness and change at City Hall.

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🔴 BREAKING: Iran’s IRGC says a tanker hit a mine while using an unauthorized route through the Strait of Hormuz.


🔴 BREAKING: Iran’s IRGC says a tanker hit a mine while using an unauthorized route through the Strait of Hormuz.

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“Iran’s ENRICHED URANIUM stockpile puts it VERY CLOSE to building a nuclear weapon.” Former US Iran Nuclear Deal Negotiator Alan Eyre says Iran retains 440 kilograms of highly enriched uranium but still needs to take further steps to develop a nuclear weapon.


“Iran’s ENRICHED URANIUM stockpile puts it VERY CLOSE to building a nuclear weapon.”

Former US Iran Nuclear Deal Negotiator Alan Eyre says Iran retains 440 kilograms of highly enriched uranium but still needs to take further steps to develop a nuclear weapon.
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🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP’S OWN REPUBLICANS EXPECT TO IMPEACH HIS DEFENSE SECRETARY NEXT WEEK The political fallout from the Iran war is now reaching the Pentagon, with multiple Republican sources telling CNN they expect an impeachment vote against Pete Hegseth to pass. Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie plans to force the vote when Congress returns next week, potentially putting Trump’s defense secretary on trial in the House just days after the GOP’s devastating midterm losses. Republican lawmakers are increasingly blaming Hegseth for pushing Trump into a war without a credible exit strategy, while remaining reluctant to confront the president himself. The extraordinary prospect is that Republicans coul


🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP’S OWN REPUBLICANS EXPECT TO IMPEACH HIS DEFENSE SECRETARY NEXT WEEK

The political fallout from the Iran war is now reaching the Pentagon, with multiple Republican sources telling CNN they expect an impeachment vote against Pete Hegseth to pass.

Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie plans to force the vote when Congress returns next week, potentially putting Trump’s defense secretary on trial in the House just days after the GOP’s devastating midterm losses.

Republican lawmakers are increasingly blaming Hegseth for pushing Trump into a war without a credible exit strategy, while remaining reluctant to confront the president himself.

The extraordinary prospect is that Republicans could help impeach their own president’s defense secretary over a war the president authorized, even as American military operations against Iran continue.

A House impeachment would still require a Senate trial for removal.

Source: CNN / Writer: Naz


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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The next US strike on Iran was planned down to the day… then pushed back a week or two at the last minute. Amos Hochstein, a former senior envoy in the Biden White House, says the target packages were ready and allies had been told exactly when, until a weekend notice put it on hold. The delay didn’t change the decision, and he says the push isn’t coming from Israel: “This is entirely out of White House pressure to do it.” A plan that’s already finished can come off the shelf the moment the order is given, so the next couple of weeks are the window to watch. @amoshochstein


🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The next US strike on Iran was planned down to the day… then pushed back a week or two at the last minute.

Amos Hochstein, a former senior envoy in the Biden White House, says the target packages were ready and allies had been told exactly when, until a weekend notice put it on hold.

The delay didn’t change the decision, and he says the push isn’t coming from Israel:

“This is entirely out of White House pressure to do it.”

A plan that’s already finished can come off the shelf the moment the order is given, so the next couple of weeks are the window to watch.

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Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Iran strike was set for this week, allies had the day, and then Trump postponed it at the last minute

Amos Hochstein says the target packages were built, regional allies were briefed on when the hit was coming, and the White House pulled it over the weekend for a week or two, which changes the calendar but not the decision.

Why? Trump was promised the embargo would break Tehran in months, it hasn’t, and the only three paths left are wait, cut the deal that was on the table in June, or widen the strikes to include civilian infrastructure.

Amos says the White House chose the third, and he rejects the idea Israel drove it:

“I’m not a buyer of the Israel piece.”

So the midterm wipeout may slow the trigger, but the bombs are still loaded, and the only exit that actually drops gas prices is the deal nobody wants to sign.

@amoshochstein
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Democrats pull off several Election Night victories


Democrat wins on Tuesday are making some Hoosiers wonder if this is the start of something bigger.


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Michigan political experts break down Democrats’ major win in midterm


With Democrats holding the majority in the U.S. House and Senate after the 2026 midterm election, the same occurred in Michigan, where Democrats flipped three House seats, giving them the majority in the state.

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Stephen A. Smith, Bill O’Reilly clash on why voters rebuked Trump, GOP


On “Cuomo,” Stephen A. Smith and Bill O’Reilly offered competing explanations for the Republican Party’s electoral setbacks, agreeing that voter anger was the defining factor but disagreeing on its cause. O’Reilly argued voters were frustrated by a lack of results and issues such as immigration, while Smith contended that President Trump became too focused on personal grievances and his own agenda, leaving voters feeling ignored and prompting them to curb his power through the ballot box.

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