• Los Angeles Times
• 2023-11-28T14:00:28.293Z

Silicon Valley executive Lexi Reese drops out of U.S. Senate race

Silicon Valley executive Lexi Reese dropped out of California's U.S. Senate race, citing fundraising difficulties and an inability to gain traction among state voters.

• TMZ
• 2023-11-16T01:23:35.000Z

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Sits Down with U.S. Senators On Capitol Hill

Dwayne Johnson's getting acquainted with Capitol Hill, and while he's not not running for president -- or any other office, yet -- he IS taking meetings with U.S. senators to talk football and the military. The Rock was in D.C. Wednesday for a…

• WV MetroNews
• 2023-11-22T17:12:09.000Z

Another poll shows Justice with big early lead in U.S. Senate race

The poll showed Justice with the highest favorability at 73%, positioning him as a top political figure in West Virginia.

• Daily Mail
• 2023-11-21T05:18:09.000Z

Hill Harper will not return to ABC's The Good Doctor for Season 7 as he focuses on his U.S. Senate race in Michigan

Just four months after confirming his candidacy for a United States Senate race in Michigan , Hill Harper won't be returning to ABC's The Good Doctor.

• The Washington Times
• 2023-11-20T08:07:20.000Z

Letter to the editor: U.S. youth’s troubling anti-Americanism

As anti-Israel sentiments and antisemitism reach an all-time high in America, it’s no wonder why a vitriolic letter supposedly written by Osama bin Laden and denouncing the Jewish people and America suddenly appears on TikTok (“Osama bin Laden’s ‘Letter to America’ goes viral as some youths make ties to Israel-Hamas war,” web, Nov. 16).

• Marketwatch
• 2023-11-16T17:47:00.000Z

Walmart’s shareholders may have anticipated today’s selloff — if they’d been watching its bonds

Shareholders of Walmart Inc. may have had an inkling of today’s stock selloff if they had been watching the performance of its bonds over the last two weeks.

• Marketwatch
• 2023-11-20T21:03:00.000Z

Here’s how much aid the U.S. gives to Israel — and why it may get billions of dollars more

Congress is debating more aid to Israel. Here's how much the U.S. ally receives now, and why it may get more.

• Marketwatch
• 2023-11-20T21:01:00.000Z

U.S. stocks close higher as S&P 500 leaves correction territory

U.S. stocks closed higher Monday, with the S&P 500 exiting correction territory, as all three major indexes extended their three-week winning streak. The Dow

• Breitbart
• 2023-11-22T19:53:05.000Z

Exclusive: Rep. Cory Mills Endorses Arizona’s Kari Lake for U.S. Senate

Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) has endorsed Arizona Republican Kari Lake in her bid for U.S. Senate, Breitbart News has exclusively learned.

• The Washington Times
• 2023-11-28T15:40:37.000Z

Ex-Google executive ends longshot bid for Dianne Feinstein’s U.S. Senate seat in California

A former California tech executive is ending her longshot campaign for the U.S. Senate seat once held by the late Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein, she announced Tuesday.

• Chicago Tribune
• 2023-11-25T11:00:04.761Z

D.M. ‘Doc’ Mills: Michigan’s Bo Schembechler and Ohio State’s Woody Hayes are turning in their graves

The handling of the sign-stealing scandal by the University of Michigan has most old-timers very disappointed.

• Time News
• 2023-11-18T06:41:40.000Z

Write a title good for google for this content ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Students at the University of Michigan stormed the administration building in Ann Arbor with a message for the school’s president.Pro-Palestinian protesters made their way to the administration building on Friday (Nov. 17) to reach the president’s office with a message about the impact they were feeling from the war in Israel.But when Ann Arbor police got in the way, the protestors pushed through and made it into the building.U of M students breached the Alexander G. Ruthven building in what police say were locked doors of the university’s administration offices.In a violent wave, officials say pro-Palestinian protestors pushed, shoved, grabbed, and pulled their way past security and police in a violent surge to get inside.People were still working in the building around 3:40 p.m. in what police say was a time when everyone must be on guard for active shooters. Some employees see a mass of people forcing their way into a building and many set off panic alarms.The Jewish Voice for Peace UMich posted to social media showing protesters taking over the Rotunda with their sights set on getting into the university president’s office.Once protestors tried to take over the building, crowding the Rotunda and occupying offices, the goal was to get inside the university president’s office, and that is precisely what they did.U of M police called for mutual aid as they were concerned that people would get hurt, causing police to respond to the building from all over the area.Pro-Palestinian protester Ed Trager, who is a Michigan Medicine employee, says the conflict has impacted members of his family in that region.It was essential for him to protest any U of M ties to Israel, and he did see the first violent surge of protestors.“I remember asking and saying to one of the police officers, ‘If you just let the students in, it is a peaceful protest,’ but they did not want any more people into the building, and students were trying to force their way into the building.”Protesters were still inside the building chanting and waving signs that read, “From the river and to the sea,” before police were given citations to anybody who would not leave.Copyright 2023 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit – All rights reserved.

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