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The Washington Post

Washpo: Dead Even in Pennsylvania

According to the Washington Post, Harris and Trump are nearly even in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the final days of the campaign, and both Democrats and Republicans are highly motivated to vote.

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The New York Times

Why Trump Has More Plausible Paths

Doug Sosnik argued that, despite deep divisions and heavy spending, Trump has a clearer path to victory than Harris due to strong support in the Sun Belt and key states like Pennsylvania.

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Politico

Shy Harris Voters?

Pollsters may be underestimating "shy" Harris voters, including moderate Republicans and uncommitted Democrats, an oversight that could sway battleground states.

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Huffington Post

Trump Mic Meltdown

Donald Trump used apparent technical issues during a campaign rally on Friday to attack those working the event in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This comes one day after Trump’s violent Liz Cheney fantasy.

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Associated Press

SCOTUS Rejects GOP Plea

The Supreme Court on Friday rejected an emergency appeal from Republicans that could have led to thousands of provisional ballots not being counted in Pennsylvania as the presidential campaigns come to an end.

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Fox News

Final Jobs Report Is Weak

With four days to go before Election Day, former President Trump's campaign quickly took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris over the latest unemployment figures from the federal government.

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USA Today

Election Will Determine Trump Legal Fate

If Trump wins the election, his criminal cases, including NY sentencing and federal and GA trials, could be postponed or dismissed; a loss would mean swift sentencing and continued legal action.

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The Hill

Harris’ Wrong Closing Argument

Democrats’ emphasis on democracy as the main election issue could misfire, as voters prioritize economic concerns over Harris's warnings, leaving Trump and Harris neck and neck.

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Yahoo! News

Silver Slams Cheating Pollsters

Nate Silver accused pollsters of “herding” in the race, calling it “cheating” and claiming some GOP-leaning firms skew results for Trump to avoid deviating from mainstream forecasts.

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The Wall Street Journal

French Whale Bets $30M on Trump

The man who is betting more than $30 million on a Trump victory wants you to know that he isn't trying to manipulate the election. He described himself as a Frenchman who lived in the U.S. and worked as a trader.

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USA Today

Lichtman Has “Crows in His Stomach”

Historian Allan Lichtman, who has accurately predicted nine of the last 10 presidential elections, said he still thinks Kamala Harris will beat Donald Trump but that he feels particularly nervous this year.

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Mediaite

About That Trump-Liz Cheney Comment…

Despite media claims, Trump did not call for Liz Cheney’s execution; he criticized her foreign policy as detached from its consequences, accusing her of being a “chicken hawk.”

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NBC News

RFK Jr. To Combat “Childhood Chronic Disease”

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may be poised to play a key health role in the next administration should Donald Trump get re-elected, according to two people close to the campaign and familiar with the plans.

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Forbes

Musk Can Keep Doing Giveaways

Elon Musk’s America super PAC will continue awarding $1 million to swing state voters after a Philadelphia judge paused the pending lawsuit against the giveaways while Musk tries to move the case to federal court.

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CNN

Trump Media Stock Implodes

After an absurd spike over the past five weeks that was based entirely on Trump’s perceived reelection prospects, Trump’s social media stock has tanked. It has now lost about 41% of its value in just three days.

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6 ABC Action News

Long Lines, Confusion in Bucks County

Bucks County voters waited in long lines to take advantage of on-demand voting after a lawsuit forced the county to extend the mail-in voting deadline. Voters could apply for, receive, fill out, and return their mail-in ballots in one trip.

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The New York Times

Seinfeld Rips Woke School

Jerry Seinfeld criticized NYC’s Ethical Culture Fieldston School, where his children once attended, for allowing “distressed” students to skip class post-election, saying it teaches kids to “buckle.”

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Daily Mail

NYC Chokehold Victim Still Had Pulse

Police detected a pulse on homeless man Jordan Neely after he was put in a chokehold by Marine veteran Daniel Penny. The video became public today as Penny's manslaughter trial began in Manhattan.

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Orlando Sentinel

8 Shot, 2 Killed in Orlando

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer on Friday declared a weeklong state of emergency in the city in the wake of a deadly mass shooting downtown during a crowded early-morning Halloween celebration.

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MLB

The City Really Needed a Parade

After winning their eighth World Series championship on Wednesday against the Yankees, eight buses full of players, families, staff and front office members took to the streets of Downtown L.A. to celebrate the occasion.

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