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A manhunt is underway for an escaped convicted killer in Tennessee. Jacob Morley broke through a fence at the Northwest Correctional Complex in Tiptonville Sunday night and drove off in a stolen truck wearing his prison uniform. The 28-year-old was serving a life sentence for murdering a man whose body was found buried under his home in 2022.

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Israel's election for prime minister is still up in the air after polls closed. The race is tight between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party and the centrist Yashar party, led by former military chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot. The election had the highest turnout since at least 1999 and the results are expected to come out in the next 48 hours.

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Louisville police are investigating a crash involving a Jefferson County Public Schools bus. Police say officers tried to stop a suspect wanted for a violent felony around 5 p.m. Tuesday. The driver sped away along Broadway, hitting another vehicle and a school bus near 18th Street. The suspect’s vehicle flipped over. Seven people were taken to the hospital, including the suspect and a woman who suffered critical injuries. Three children were also taken to the hospital as a precaution. Police say they did not report any injuries at the scene. The department’s traffic unit is investigating.

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The Libertarian nominee for state Senate in North Carolina is now in custody after a Monday standoff with the police. The incident started the night before when Jonathan D. Miller, who is running for state Senate, wrote a now-deleted post on X in which he indicated he planned to commit suicide. Read the full timeline of events on Townhall at: https://townhall.com/news/jeff-charles/2026/10/27/senate-candidate-in-custody-after-armed-police-standoff-n2685404

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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States will receive 1 million barrels of Venezuelan oil in Texas, calling it “just the first shipment of BILLIONS of Barrels to come.” Trump said in a post on Truth Social that the oil was arriving in Corpus Christi “as a result of our Highly Successful Military Operation, followed by the Biggest Oil Deal in the History of the World.” “Thanks to our renewed relationship with Venezuela, which has turned out to be a truly excellent one, the Oil is being provided to the United States at NO cost to the American Taxpayer,” the president wrote. Just a week ahead of the midterm elections, Trump also claimed relief at the pump, writing that “Gasoline and Diesel Prices will soon come plummeting down — JUST WATCH!” He has made similar claims before, which have often not borne out or only provided limited and temporary relief.

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(Springfield, IL) -- An Illinois man allegedly made it easier for the feds to track him down after sending suspicious letters to members of Congress. The Justice Department says Matthew Unglesbee used his own address as the return on the envelopes sent to the offices of three House members and a senator. Each envelope was filled with salt in a stunt prosecutors claim was inspired by similar recent incidents around the country.

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(Los Angeles, CA) -- The FBI is searching a mansion in Beverly Hills as part of its investigation into former Northern California congressman Eric Swalwell. The home belongs to billionaire and former candidate for governor Stephen Cloobeck. The FBI confirms the search but says the related court documents are sealed. Earlier this year, Swalwell ended his campaign for governor and resigned from Congress after multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct, allegations he denies. Swalwell and Cloobeck and former close associates. Cloobeck has publicly criticized Swalwell since the allegations against him surfaced. In August, the FBI searched Swalwell's Washington, D.C. home. He also had electronic devices seized at San Francisco International Airport.

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In this segment, Scott Jennings discusses a controversial political ad from Abdul El Sayed's campaign in Michigan. The ad is criticized for promoting anti-Semitic rhetoric by suggesting that the United States' financial support for Israel is causing economic hardship for American citizens. Jennings and CNN's Van Jones condemn the ad for its harmful implications and call for its removal. Jennings highlights the ad's economic incoherence, pointing out the falsehoods regarding the cost of eggs and bananas, and emphasizes the need to denounce such divisive and dangerous rhetoric.

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A convicted murderer is on the run after escaping from a Tennessee prison. Late Sunday night, officers at the Northwest Correctional Complex in Lake County discovered Jacob Morley was missing.

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(Beverly Hills, CA) -- The FBI is raiding a Beverly Hills mansion in connection with an investigation into former Congressman Eric Swalwell. That's according to multiple reports. The Democrat resigned from office and pulled out of California's race for governor earlier this year after being accused of sexual misconduct. Back in August the FBI searched Swalwell's Washington, D.C. home. He also had electronic devices seized at San Francisco International Airport.

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Posting on X Tuesday, First Lady Melania Trump writes: "THE CEASEFIRE HAS COMMENCED The ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia took effect at 4:00am Moscow time on October 27, 2026. Timing was accelerated two days ahead of schedule to protect the safety of civilians and to facilitate the delivery of critical humanitarian aid. The ceasefire’s geographic area has expanded beyond Oleshky, within the Kherson Region, to provide safe passage for the humanitarian convoys. General Valery Gerasimov, Joint Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces has confirmed."

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During a rally in Cleveland, President Obama made a light-hearted comment about the renovations President Trump has been overseeing at the White House. While Obama's joke about the size of the new ballroom and the abundance of gold seemed amusing at first, it quickly became apparent that it was a dig at ordinary Americans who enjoy dining at places like the Cheesecake Factory. Obama's remark underscored a perceived disconnect between the elite and everyday citizens. Trump, known for his background in construction, has been praised for the meticulous restorations he has undertaken at the White House, transforming it into a symbol of American pride. Salem News Channel’s Gunther Eagleman shared an image of the beautifully restored White House lawn, highlighting the contrast between the state of the People's House under Trump’s administration and the previous years.

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Kurt humorously warns about the importance of showing up and voting, expressing his frustration with Trump's involvement in South Carolina and his support for Ted Cruz. Kurt also discusses his new book, "American Warlord," a post-apocalyptic novel centered around a regular American hero rebuilding a collapsed society. He highlights the book's availability on Amazon and Art Press, a new conservative press outlet. Fans attending the cruise will have the opportunity to get signed copies directly from Kurt himself.

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Jonathan Fahey, former federal prosecutor and ICE acting director, joins the program to discuss the latest developments in the investigation of Ilhan Omar. The conversation dives into the differences between ICE and the previous INS agency, highlighting how ICE was established post-9/11 to address immigration enforcement shortcomings. Fahey explains that contrary to suggestions, ICE's effectiveness is evident in the significant drop in crime rates during Trump's administration, attributing this decline to increased deportations of criminal immigrants. The discussion also touches on the flawed asylum claims and the exploitation of the asylum system, using specific cases to illustrate these points. Additionally, the conversation covers the Ilhan Omar investigation, questioning the validity of her name and the potential legal ramifications of her actions. The segment concludes with a critique of a recent 60 Minutes report on ICE, arguing that it failed to present a compelling case for reform while ignoring more pertinent issues.

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Veteran political journalist Mark Halperin joins Larry to discuss the upcoming midterm elections, the flood of information surrounding the elections, and the potential implications of key races. One week before election day, Halperin notes that while there has been a significant amount of information, the last few days have seen a lull with fewer new polls, ads, and opposition research being released. Halperin also discusses a recent ad from a super PAC supporting a candidate, which he believes is not antisemitic despite some criticism. The conversation turns to the potential impact of Barack Obama's involvement in the campaign and the possibility of Democrats losing control of the Senate. Halperin also delves into the possibility of Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman potentially conferring with Republicans, which could further complicate the Democrats' path to maintaining control of the Senate.

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In the final week leading up to Maryland's gubernatorial election, Republican candidate Dan Cox discusses the race's momentum and his plans to address key issues such as the Francis Scott Key Bridge reconstruction and the state's deteriorating infrastructure. Cox criticizes his opponent, Governor Wes Moore, for prioritizing national issues over Maryland's pressing needs and for proposing policies that he believes will further burden the state's economy. Cox outlines his strategy to fast-track the bridge's reconstruction by streamlining the permitting process and investing in new energy sources to reduce electric bills. He also emphasizes the need to make Maryland more business-friendly by reducing taxes and providing property tax relief for seniors. The discussion highlights the stark differences in their approaches to governance and the potential implications for Maryland's future.

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Rock musician Neil Young has filed a $10 million lawsuit against President Donald Trump's political committee, alleging the unauthorized use of his 1989 hit "Rockin' in the Free World" at campaign rallies. The lawsuit, filed Monday in federal court in Virginia, names Trump 47 Committee Inc. and accuses the organization of repeatedly playing Young's music without permission. According to the complaint, the song was used as Trump's walk-up music during an October 12 rally in Youngstown, Ohio. Young alleges the recording was also played numerous times at other campaign events ahead of the November midterm elections. The singer argues that the unauthorized use of his music creates a misleading impression that he supports Trump and his political agenda. The lawsuit describes "Rockin' in the Free World" as a song whose message is "the opposite of everything" Trump stands for. Young's attorneys contend that the repeated use of the recording has damaged the musician's reputation and brand by associating his work with political positions he opposes. The lawsuit also revisits an earlier dispute between Young and Trump's campaign. In 2020, Young filed a copyright infringement lawsuit over the campaign's use of his music, including "Rockin' in the Free World." According to the new complaint, that dispute resulted in an agreement that the campaign would not use the song again without permission. Young now alleges that Trump's political operation violated that agreement by continuing to play the recording at rallies without obtaining the necessary license. The musician is seeking $10 million in damages and a court order prohibiting further unauthorized use of the song. The case raises questions about the use of copyrighted music at political events, where campaigns may rely on public performance licenses to play songs. However, disputes can arise over whether those licenses cover particular uses or whether a copyright holder has excluded certain works from the licensing arrangements. Young has been an outspoken critic of Trump for years and has previously objected to his music being associated with the president's political campaigns. Other prominent musicians have also challenged the use of their songs at political rallies, contributing to ongoing disputes over music licensing and artists' rights. The lawsuit comes just one week before the November 3 midterm elections, as Trump continues campaigning for Republican candidates across the country. The allegations have not been resolved in court, and the outcome of Young's latest legal challenge remains pending.

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