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Reject the oath-breakers and election-deniers on the ballot tomorrow 

  • An opinion writer urged voters to reject candidates who denied the 2020 result.
  • States United identified 197 such candidates across 43 states.
  • The group counted fewer such candidates than in the 2022 midterms.

In an opinion article published on 2 November 2026, William S. Becker urged Americans voting in the following day’s midterm elections to reject candidates who disputed the 2020 presidential result. His argument drew on research by States United Action, which identified 197 such candidates on ballots for congressional…

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Lions coach leads locker room prayer for Jack Campbell after linebacker hospitalized with neck injury

  • Jack Campbell remained in hospital after a serious neck injury.
  • The Lions said he was resting and under continued monitoring.
  • Dan Campbell led the team in prayer after Detroit’s 19-15 win.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was taken from the field on a backboard after suffering a serious neck injury in Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings. He remained in hospital overnight for evaluation and monitoring, and the Lions said they would provide updates when available. After Detroit’s 19-15…

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Trump praises restored Lincoln Memorial pool at midterm event

  • Trump gave his final midterm remarks at the reopened reflecting pool.
  • He praised its restoration and joked about renaming it after himself.
  • Repairs addressed leaks, vandalism and damage to the pool lining.

Donald Trump delivered his closing message ahead of the US midterm elections at the newly reopened Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on 2 November. He praised the restoration and joked that it could be renamed the Trump Reflecting Pool, then said he was kidding. Built in 1922, the pool…

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Brittany Mahomes is furious with NFL refs over key call at end of Broncos game, Redskins fan fight & NFL memes

  • Brittany Mahomes disputed a late penalty against the Chiefs.
  • The call wiped out a potential game-winning touchdown.
  • Kansas City had a net 10-flag advantage through eight games.

Brittany Mahomes criticised officials after a late penalty against the Kansas City Chiefs erased a potential game-winning touchdown in their match against the Denver Broncos. The column argues that the right guard visibly flinched and says the call was justified, while noting that the incident is part of…

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Smith makes claim, Chessum and Russell make friends – Prem talking points

  • Marcus Smith is in contention to start at fly-half for England.
  • Leicester moved top after beating Bristol.
  • Ollie Chessum made an energetic return from injury.

Bath, Harlequins and Leicester won in the final round of Premiership matches before the November international break. Harlequins fly-half Marcus Smith strengthened his case for an England start against Australia, while Leicester captain Ollie Chessum impressed on his return from injury as his side moved top of the…

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Helen Flanagan says she’s ‘probably going to be arrested’ after furious altercation with a traffic warden as she rages: ‘Hell hath no fury if you get my wrath!’

  • Flanagan says a registration typo led to a parking ticket in Manchester.
  • She confronted the traffic warden and joked she might be arrested.
  • She had returned to driving after a six-month ban.

Helen Flanagan said she had a heated exchange with a traffic warden in Manchester after receiving a parking ticket, despite having paid for parking. She told followers she had entered a zero instead of the letter “O” for her courtesy car’s registration, and joked that she might be…

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Delve into “a deep underground facility full of secrets and horrors” in the latest Fallout 4 quest mod from the Commonwealth Story Expansion Project

  • Under The Stars adds a bunker quest in Fallout 4’s Glowing Sea.
  • Players uncover clues through puzzles and voiced holotapes.
  • The mod requires Automatron and Vault-Tec Workshop DLCs.

Modders behind the Commonwealth Story Expansion Project have released Under The Stars, a new Fallout 4 quest set in a newly uncovered bunker in the Glowing Sea. It adds a dungeon exploration mission with an extraterrestrial mystery, extending the game with a story-led area to investigate. Players need…

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Google Has a Cool The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Easter Egg That Transports Us Back to the 1998 Era of Search Results

  • Searching “zelda” reveals Google’s Ocarina of Time Easter egg.
  • The Master Sword transports users to a 1998-style results page.
  • The original game launched in 1998; its remake is due on Switch 2.

Google has added an Easter egg that takes users to a recreation of its 1998 search page, the year the original The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time launched. The feature links the game’s nostalgia with early Google, showing results as simple blue links. To find it, search…

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Anthropic’s IPO prospectus is big on promises, short on answers to tough questions

  • Anthropic has filed a 614-page IPO prospectus.
  • Revenue was $16.3 billion, with $693 million in operating losses.
  • Nearly $1 trillion in compute commitments raises questions about future costs.

Anthropic has publicly filed its 614-page IPO prospectus, setting out its finances and risks as it prepares to go public. The article’s commentators say the filing offers some encouraging figures but leaves difficult questions unanswered about the company’s huge costs and reliance on partners that may also compete…

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How a Prestigious Awards Ceremony Inspired Jamey Johnson’s Biggest Hit From 2008

  • Old BMI Awards photos sparked the idea for “In Color”.
  • Johnson drew on memories of his late grandfather.
  • The song won a CMA Award and earned two Grammy nominations.

Jamey Johnson’s song “In Color” grew from a conversation about old black-and-white photographs shown at the BMI Awards. The 2008 hit imagines a grandfather recalling wartime experiences to his grandson, and its themes of memory and family were also shaped by Johnson’s own late grandfather. Songwriter Lee Thomas…

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