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Exit polls put Likud first—so why can’t Netanyahu declare victory?
Turnout hit 77.7%, the highest since 1999, according to Israel’s Central Elections Committee. NPR reports early exit polls put Likud first and Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar second—with no majority and coalition bargaining ahead.
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Cartels ‘appear one step ahead’—inside an Ohio church vs ‘tranq’
BBC journalists report from Columbus, Ohio, on a church working the front line against street “tranq” as overdoses fall but drug mixes get deadlier, according to the broadcaster.
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A traveler landed in Abuja—now Nigeria is tracing 44 contacts
Health officials say a woman arriving from Uganda tested positive in Abuja; contact tracing is underway, per the Health Ministry.
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Vance won’t back Netanyahu—even after Trump’s full endorsement
Fox News reports JD Vance declined to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu a day after President Trump issued a “Complete and Total Endorsement.”
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Agents Say ICE Paused Noncriminal Arrests; DHS Says ‘False’
The Daily Wire cites unnamed ICE officers who claim arrests of noncriminal immigrants were paused; the outlet also reports DHS denied the claim as “false,” saying “no one is off the table.”
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‘Vote blue’ calls defy ‘No Kings’ nonpartisan rules in Virginia
At an Alexandria rally, a protester told Fox News Digital “vote blue,” contradicting organizers’ stated nonpartisan guidance meant to keep events within nonprofit rules.
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Spokane Bikini Barista Pulls Anti-Trans Sign—Then Posts Another
Opposing Views reports that 2nd Base Espresso, a bikini barista stand in Spokane’s Hillyard neighborhood, removed a reader‑board message that included a derogatory statement about transgender women and a slur targeting people with intellectual disabilities. The outlet says images of the sign spread widely on social media and drew strong criticism. Online backlash and platform…
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Judge Orders Mental Exams—Will Ohio ‘House of Horrors’ Case Stall?
A judge approved competency and insanity evaluations for Elizabeth Siders, 33, in a child endangerment case that authorities say involved filthy, confined living conditions, according to an AOL report.
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LA Metro Blocks Train Murder Video; City Journal Sues to Release
LA Metro has declined to release surveillance footage of a 2024 train killing. City Journal’s publisher sued to force disclosure, according to editor Christopher Rufo.
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Tornado Ripped Baby From Bassinet—10 Minutes Later, Dad Found Him Here
Family says a 4‑month‑old was swept away in Clarksville, TN—then found crying in a fallen tree about 30 feet from the wrecked home.
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Police: Teen Intruder Shot With Suspect’s Gun After Alleged Break-In
Fremont police say two teens allegedly forced into an apartment and attacked occupants; a resident fired a suspect’s gun, killing one teen.
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Lost $30 at Walmart Sparked a Police Search—and Online Mockery
Albany police asked who kept $30 dropped at Walmart; after online jokes and questions, authorities said the cash was returned and no charges were pursued.
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Trump Rejects Iran Strait Deal—Post‑Midterm Strikes Eyed
Trump told reporters he’s “rejecting” Iran’s proposal to end the war and open the Strait of Hormuz within days, per The Hill, after a WSJ report that he’s eyeing strikes after the midterms.
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Alito: COVID ‘stress tested’ rights—worship, speech made ‘secondary’
In a Fox News interview tied to his Oct. 6 book release, Justice Samuel Alito said pandemic responses put Americans’ constitutional commitments to the test and cited Nevada’s treatment of casinos and churches.
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Prosecutors: Door opened on moving CTA train—2 more charged in death
An 18-year-old and a 19-year-old now face murder charges in the Red Line death of 29-year-old Kyle Bickham, with prosecutors detailing what surveillance video and witnesses allegedly showed.
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4 Teens Charged After 84 Shots Kill 4‑Year‑Old in His Bed
CMPD charged four teens after 84 rounds were fired into Caleb Flax’s home and three others; a fifth adult faces an accessory count as the probe continues.
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Chinese satellite imagery preceded Iran strike that killed 3 Americans
The Wall Street Journal, citing U.S. officials, reports Iran obtained high‑resolution satellite imagery from Chinese entities before a Jordan base attack that killed three Americans; China denies and asks for evidence.
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A small bag of chips a day? Massive review links just 3.5 ounces of ultra‑processed food to higher health risks
A large analysis published Sept. 22 in Family Medicine and Community Health reports measurable increases in disease risk with modest daily upticks in ultra‑processed foods.
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Sheriff’s Office Claims It Might Have Solved Infamous ‘Tylenol Murders’ Case
An Idaho sheriff’s office says a man who took his own life inside a Boise Catholic church in December 1982 may be tied to the Tylenol murders, the cyanide-laced capsule killings that left seven people dead in the Chicago area that fall. A name for the Boise decedent—and a new lead The Ada County Sheriff’s…
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After an Estimated 1,000 Tomahawks in 39 Days, Can America Refill Its Arsenal in Time?
Analysts warn U.S. munitions use in the Iran conflict is outpacing past buying habits, even as a top official insists stockpiles are strong.
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WNBA Draft Clash Escalates After Ex-NBA Players Test League’s Definition of Women’s Eligibility
Former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White said they intended to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft, prompting the league to reject the bids and a Republican lawmaker to accuse it of dodging a larger debate over women’s sports.
