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Charlamagne Tha God says Democrats’ election wins reflect voter frustration, not trust, and is demanding they produce a concrete agenda on housing, healthcare and wages once in office.

A former Woodbine Elementary School aide in Cape May County, New Jersey, faces 61 charges, including manufacturing child pornography and aggravated sexual assault, after investigators found images and videos of students on his devices.

Transgender rights protesters chanted outside London’s new flagship Harry Potter store on Oxford Street on Wednesday, part of renewed backlash against author J.K. Rowling, though queues of shoppers stretched around the block regardless.

Lions linebacker Jack Campbell says he has full movement in his lower body and growing movement in his upper body after a frightening neck injury, while teammate Amon-Ra St. Brown describes the toll the moment took on the team.

The Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office has authorized felony assault charges against University of Michigan student Temulun Togochog, who was filmed shoving conservative commentator Liz Benichou during a campus free speech event.

Rachel Apa, 24, died of rhabdomyolysis hours after collapsing near Mile 24 of the New York City Marathon, and friends and her former colleges are remembering her as a fiercely determined athlete who was raising money to fight Parkinson’s disease.

Beyond the headline losses for Republican candidates, Tuesday’s midterms produced a mixed bag of statewide ballot results on abortion, voting rules, redistricting, gender policy, and taxes across two dozen states.

OutKick’s Dan Dakich fired back at MS NOW’s Joe Scarborough after Scarborough criticized ESPN’s Pat McAfee as emblematic of a toxic “manosphere,” and Dakich compared the critique to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s 2024 image-building.

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez won a third term in her Trump-won Washington district after twice defying Hakeem Jeffries on key House procedural votes.

California voters this week agreed to permanently lock in income tax rates on the state’s highest earners that were originally sold to the public as temporary, approving Proposition 3 with 58.