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Republican Kris Kobach, the party’s nominee for Kansas attorney general, released a campaign ad Thursday advocating the use of capital punishment for “cop killers” and “mass murderers,” but mistakenly included a clip of pro-golfer Tiger Woods’ 2017 DUI arrest in the ad’s footage.The ad, titled, “Just Intentional,” slammed Kobach’s opponent, Democrat Chris Mann, over what it said was his opposition to capital punishment, and, in addition to Woods, included footage of the Carr brothers, two convicted murderers currently on Kansas’ death row.Fox News’ Digital reached out to Kobach’s campaign for comment and received an explanation from spokesperson Danedri Herbert.KATHY HOCHUL…

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An Indiana man is reportedly in custody in connection with the Delphi murders of two young girls in 2017.Liberty “Libby” German, 14, and Abigail Williams, 13, were found murdered on the morning of Feb. 13, 2017, after German’s sister dropped the pair off at the entrance of a hiking trail the day prior, and their suspected killer has yet to be identified.Now, sources are telling FOX 59 Indianapolis that a man named Richard Allen, 50, is in custody in connection with the murders.”Just know how grateful I am for all of you,” Liberty German’s sister, Kelsi German, said in a…

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CNN  —  Just hours removed from the news that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband had been attacked at the couple’s San Francisco home, Gov. Glenn Youngkin was on the stump for fellow Virginia Republican Yesli Vega, who is running for a House seat. And Youngkin said this: “Speaker Pelosi’s husband had a break-in last night in their house, and he was assaulted. There’s no room for violence anywhere, but we’re gonna send her back to be with him in California. That’s what we’re going to go do.” CNN reported that the intruder shouted “Where is Nancy?” before the attack and…

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CNN  —  A New York jury found Timothy Shea guilty on Friday of a scheme to defraud donors through a crowdfunding scheme to build a private US-Mexico Border wall in a campaign called “We Build the Wall,” according to the US Attorney’s office. “Timothy Shea and his co-defendants orchestrated a crowdfunding scheme to purportedly raise funds to erect a border wall between Mexico and the United States,” US Attorney Damien Williams said in a statement. “We Build The Wall’s public campaign promised that 100% of the funds raised would be used to build the wall, which induced over 100,000 victims…

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DETROIT — General Motors is suspending its advertising on Twitter following Elon Musk’s takeover of the social media platform, the company told CNBC on Friday.The Detroit automaker, a rival to Musk’s Tesla, said it is “pausing” advertising as it evaluates Twitter’s new direction. It will continue to use the platform to interact with customers but not pay for advertising, GM added.”We are engaging with Twitter to understand the direction of the platform under their new ownership. As is normal course of business with a significant change in a media platform, we have temporarily paused our paid advertising. Our customer care…

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The Royal Australian Navy is on a mission to grow its workforce by hosting a national tour to give people an insight of what its like to have a career as a submariner. Winners and candidates of the national submarine competition got the opportunity to visit the Navy base in Western Australia. Source: Sky News

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CNN  —  A federal judge rejected a request by a retirees’ association that he issue a temporary restraining order targeted at conduct outside of Arizona drop box locations that some voters have described as intimidating. US District Judge Michael T. Liburdi said in an opinion Friday that the association, the Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans, had “not provided the Court with any evidence that Defendants’ conduct constitutes a true threat.” The retirees’ association had sued Clean Elections USA and its founder Melody Jennings, who publicly called for individuals to gather at ballot drop box locations and surveil voters. The association…

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The candidates for Minnesota governor clashed in a heated, third and final debate before Election Day that was loaded with insults.Democratic incumbent Gov. Tim Walz has held a healthy lead over Dr. Scott Jensen, the GOP nominee, throughout the race. However, polls have tightened in recent weeks with RealClearPolitics’ average of political polls reporting Walz is up just 2.5 points over his Republican challenger. Throughout the debate, both interjected with mid-sentence digs, with Jensen remarking, “Take a breath, Tim” and “I almost fell asleep” at certain points. Walz repeatedly accused Jensen of spreading “lies” and “misinformation.”THESE PREVIOUSLY SAFE GOVERNOR’S RACES…

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Before Kanye West there was Lillie Langtry. When the actress and socialite lent her name to Pear’s Soap sometime in the 1880s, she became the first celebrity paid to endorse a consumer product. A decade or so later, she was also the first celebrity to be dumped for her indiscretions. Her racy private life and royal dalliances riveted Victorian society, giving her exactly the kind of mass appeal brands crave. But eventually it all became too much for a “perfectly pure soap”.Pear’s had discovered that celebrity sells and that tie-ups with flamboyant stars can send an extraordinarily powerful message to…

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Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter’s Ryder Cup careers may be over, but they showed their match play skills are still sharp by helping Majesticks through to the semi-finals of LIV Golf’s Team Championship.After seven events which saw Dustin Johnson win the individual prize, focus shifted to the team event at Trump Doral.The top four teams from the opening seven events were handed byes to the semi-finals, leaving the other eight teams to fight it out.Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipSchenk forgets clubs and misses flight, surges into contention in Bermuda6 HOURS AGOPoulter, Westwood, Sam Horsfield and Henrik Stenson are Majesticks players, and they…

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