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Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff
Trump said Miller will take over Monday as Wiles leaves the role for the Trump political operation after the midterms.
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October jobs report 2026: U.S. payrolls rise by 165,000
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Report: Danny Nozell dismisses lawsuit against Bryan Seaver
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Minnesota DFL regains control of state government in preliminary results
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Smile 3 taps David Bruckner to direct, Variety reports
David Bruckner is reportedly set to direct Smile 3, while creator Parker Finn stays on as producer and moves to Possession.
Brewers host Rays in World Series Game 1 as Friday sports slate begins
Milwaukee faces Tampa Bay at 8 p.m. ET in World Series Game 1, while Knicks-Celtics headlines the NBA schedule.
Airlines favor higher fares as passenger traffic slows
U.S. airlines are accepting less-full planes as fares rise, betting premium demand and tighter capacity can protect revenue.
Glenwood Hoskin Jr. reported to earn Guinness title after 1,207 cinema visits
Glenwood Hoskin Jr. was listed by Guinness World Records after seeing 1,207 films at a Pennsylvania cinema in a year.
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