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The State Department sanctioned Cuba’s BICSA bank for servicing Iran’s U.S.-sanctioned Karafarin Bank, prompting condemnation from Havana as Washington warns foreign institutions to cut ties by November 14.
Knicks guard Jalen Brunson says the championship hat he wore after New York’s title win has sat sealed in a bag ever since, and he’s too afraid of the smell to open it.
Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. has no injury designation and is set to start Sunday against the Bears after a rib scare, while Chicago’s Caleb Williams remains uncertain for the game after missing three weeks with a hamstring injury.
The Philadelphia Eagles are signing quarterback Joe Milton off the Dallas Cowboys’ practice squad after starter Jalen Hurts was sidelined by a superficial blood clot in his calf.
Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya pressed Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on accountability for a fraud scheme that may have cost taxpayers up to $9 billion, during their only scheduled debate.
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A young Milwaukee fan dressed as a bloodied Dodgers player for his school’s Halloween party, capping a week in which the Brewers completed their first-ever NLCS sweep of Los Angeles despite the Dodgers fielding a rotation stacked with Cy Young winners.
Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn resigned Friday amid allegations that the agency shot down its own drone at last year’s Army-Navy game in Baltimore and presented it publicly as a successful intercept, while questions swirl over his prior work for the drone system’s manufacturer.
Whistleblower disclosures reviewed by Sen. Chuck Grassley show Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost team collected the Conservative Partnership Institute’s employee payroll and insurance data, along with a bank statement, in what a CPI official calls an unexplained overreach.
The Interior Department and National Park Service have finalized a rule restoring a decades-old Alaska-specific framework for wildlife harvest, subsistence activities and public access in the state’s national parks and preserves.