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Hamtramck Mayor’s Oath Flub After 12‑Vote Flip
A viral swearing‑in clip is colliding with a razor‑thin, litigated result that WXYZ‑TV says hinged on 37 absentee ballots.
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Musk to Wind Down Cybertruck—For Robotaxis
Elon Musk said on X that Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas will be “winding down” around mid‑next year to expand Cybercab output.
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Abdul El‑Sayed Wins—Then Opens ‘Habibi PAC’ Days Later
The Hill, citing FEC filings, reports Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El‑Sayed has set up a new leadership PAC called “Habibi PAC” just days after his win.
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DHS: Armed Venezuelan near White House said voices told him to kill Trump
U.S. Secret Service arrested a Venezuelan man by the White House after DHS said he threatened Donald Trump and officers found three guns in a stolen car, according to Fox News.
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Did Trump Just Torch the ‘Won’t Concede’ Storyline?
Western Journal reports that, in a New York Times phone interview after election night, Donald Trump said he was “absolutely willing” to accept defeat and work with Democrats. The outlet quotes the Times as publishing Trump’s lines: “We’ll, you know, look forward to working with them” and “We’ll probably work something out.” Rally Is Life…
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USF Dumps ‘Don’—But Keeps the Dons?
University of San Francisco will retire its long-running “Don” mascot and bring in a wolf, while keeping the Dons nickname.
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1,000 Federal Monitors—And a Volunteer Army Waiting
DOJ confirms nationwide monitoring. AP says Democrats, coalitions, and the RNC are sending tens of thousands of volunteers to the polls.
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Binance Froze Accounts After $6.3B, 20‑Minute Raid
Western Journal, citing Sky News, reports roughly $6.3B was stolen from Binance in minutes. TRM Labs tied the hit to a North Korean-linked unit; Binance says customer funds will be covered.
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Lavrov Shrugs Off Germany—Hours Later, Strikes Kill 2 in Ukraine
Officials in Kyiv and Odesa reported two dead after overnight strikes—hours after Sergey Lavrov dismissed a German de‑escalation bid at the U.N., according to on-the-record statements.
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‘With great pride… I am stepping down’: Andrew Bailey announces FBI exit
Headline USA, citing Associated Press reporting, says Andrew Bailey announced on X that he is stepping down as one of the FBI’s deputy directors after just over a year, following an unusual period of co‑leadership and high tensions over the Epstein files.
