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Updated Nov 7, 9:09pm ET

Sunday, November 8th

The day’s biggest stories, what happened, and how the left and the right covered them.

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    Trump Press Secretary Search· Day 1

    UFC chief executive Dana White declined President Donald Trump’s offer to become White House press secretary, according to a person familiar with the matter.

    Balanced51 articles
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    Krakow Mass Shooting· Day 1

    A gunman killed six people and wounded at least 15, including two police officers, in Krakow’s Main Market Square on Saturday, authorities said.

    Leans Right34 articles
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    Israeli Election Impasse· Day 21

    Israeli President Isaac Herzog chose opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to try to form a government, with the formal handover of the mandate scheduled for Sunday.

    Balanced29 articles
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    Trump-Democrats Congress Fight· Day 4

    President Donald Trump on Saturday ordered the Justice Department to investigate Democratic leaders over what he called threats against Republican officials, donors and supporters.

    Balanced20 articles
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    Misc

    Georgia Jean, one of two skydivers killed Friday in Lake Elsinore, California, had reported more than 1,700 jumps, while fellow victim Levi Pimentel was listed as an indoor skydiving instructor.

    Balanced16 articles
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    Alaska Senate Race· Day 81

    Democrat Mary Peltola’s Senate campaign sued Alaska election officials Friday for records identifying voters whose absentee ballots were rejected and explaining why.

    Balanced16 articles
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    Peña Impeachment Crisis· Day 3

    Paraguay’s Santiago Peña was placed under house arrest Friday, minutes after the Senate removed him as president over the collapse of Ueno Bank.

    Balanced16 articles
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    Russia-Ukraine War· Day 112

    Russian strikes hit Kyiv’s energy grid overnight into Saturday, causing blackouts and disrupting water and heating supplies, Ukrainian officials said.

    Balanced15 articles
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    Trump Iran War· Day 59

    The United States is offering up to $20 million for information about Iran’s nuclear program through the State Department’s Rewards for Justice program.

    Balanced12 articles

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