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#politics
Fox News: Justice Department probes Portland Police Bureau after Trump administration bias claims
The DOJ opened a civil rights probe into Portland Police over alleged biased responses to anti-ICE protests, seeking force and arrest records.
The move follows a journalist's arrest and White House review of federal aid to Portland as officials defend safety.
Fox News: Stephen A Smith blasts Rep Crockett for spending career ankle-biting at Trump, not serving her voters
Stephen A. Smith says Rep. Jasmine Crockett focuses on anti-Trump theater, not Texas voters, arguing Democrats win Black support with demagoguery.
He urges concrete work and compromise over performative rhetoric to deliver for constituents.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Chevron Refinery on Fire, Government Shutdown, and ‘The Stars’ Installation
Protesters erect barricades in Antananarivo as riot police seal the city center ahead of fresh protests against President Andry Rajoelina and Madagascar's political elite.
In Baghdad, the Iraqi air force stages a C-130 flyover for the 93rd national day.
The Western Journal: Trump Moves to Free Portland from Antifa's Grip with Troop Deployment and Funding Cuts Following Nick Sortor's Arrest
Trump vows law and order in Portland after journalist Nick Sortor’s arrest, with more federal resources and troops to protect ICE facilities.
Leavitt says left-wing mobs run the city, moving to review federal aid and deploy stronger federal action to “end the chaos.”
Times Of Israel: Trump says he believes Hamas ‘ready for peace,’ demands Israel immediately halt strikes in Gaza
Trump says Hamas is ready for lasting peace and urges Israel to stop bombing Gaza, welcoming Hamas’s reply to his plan.
Hamas backs the terms but wants talks on details; 48 hostages may be freed in 72 hours if conditions permit, and it won’t disarm before withdrawal.
The Economist: Many Democrats think Chuck Schumer is a problem
Democrats see Schumer as a liability; he urged a shutdown would distract Trump, divert tariff fallout and aid his campaign.
His Oct. 1 funding vote avoided blaming Washington turmoil on the opposition; how the shutdown ends may shape his future.
#society
Le Monde: In Switzerland, mass immigration comes without the identity crisis
Switzerland’s “model” is overstated; populism waned and the SVP is a minority; referendums on foreigners faded.
From 2014-23, 1.8M more foreigners; net immigration over 1M; by 2023, 3M people with migrant origin; Renens hub described as a UN lobby.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: India Tops Russian Oil Buyer List, Resumes Direct Flights with China as U.S. Trade Talks Stall
Kpler: Russia is India’s top oil supplier in Sept at 1.6m bpd, about a third of India’s crude; Iraq gains.
India seeks diversification; Putin warns on tariffs. Direct India–China flights resume: Kolkata–Guangzhou Oct 26, Delhi–Guangzhou to follow.
#crime
Breitbart: ICE Arrests Pedophile, Rapist, Domestic Abuser During Govt Shutdown
Amid a shutdown, ICE says it will keep arresting criminal illegal aliens, including pedophiles, with deportation flights continuing.
The arrests involve aliens with sex-crime, rape or aggravated assault convictions in CA, NY, TX and UT.
Breitbart: Memphis ICE Surge: 93 Criminal Illegal Aliens Arrested in 72 Hours
ICE says in 72 hours in Memphis 93 illegal aliens with criminal records were arrested and 28 guns seized; 40 arrests include a Tren de Aragua terrorist and a child-rape suspect. Bondi says the effort is saving lives.
The Memphis Safe Task Force, with FBI, ATF and DEA, is led by U.S. Marshals and MPD Chief CJ Davis; Gov. Bill Lee touts $175 million in crime-reduction grants, $100 million to Memphis.
#technology
GB News: Major European airport forced to close after drone sightings leaving thousands stranded
Munich Airport suspended operations after drone sightings, canceling 17 flights and diverting 15, affecting about 3,000 passengers. Safety was the priority; camp beds, blankets, drinks, and snacks were provided as authorities coordinate with police.