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🚨 Massie Threatens Impeachment Vote Against Hegseth Next Week Unless He Resigns Rep. Thomas Massie says he plans to bring articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to a vote next week unless Hegseth resigns, declaring that his only reason for not moving forward would be the secretary's departure. However, even if the House approves impeachment, Hegseth would not be removed from office automatically. Conviction in the Senate requires a two-thirds vote of senators present, making removal a much higher hurdle. The political significance of the move will depend on whether Massie can secure enough support in the House. Any Senate trial and vote would also take place under the Senate's membership at that time; the incoming Congress does not take office until January 2027. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨TAMPA SHOOTING: Police Release 911 Calls and Bodycam Footage of Deadly Tampa Corporate Campus Shooting The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has released 911 calls and body camera footage from a shooting at the Citibank Center in Tampa that left a woman and the gunman dead. Authorities say the shirtless suspect rammed a sedan into an outdoor seating and cafeteria area shortly after noon before getting out armed with a rifle and handguns. He then fatally shot a woman at close range. A campus security guard confronted the gunman inside the cafeteria and exchanged gunfire, striking the suspect, who later died at a hospital. Four additional victims were taken to hospitals with minor, non-life-threatening injuries. The sheriff's office deployed 367 deputies and specialized units, and detectives are continuing the homicide investigation. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Saudis Intercept Houthi Ballistic Missile as Group Demands $51 Billion for Ceasefire - The Times of Israel The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis toward the Medina region, home to Islam’s second-holiest city. According to The Wall Street Journal, the Houthis are demanding $51 billion from Saudi Arabia in exchange for ending their attacks. The group is also demanding that Riyadh recognize it as Yemen’s legitimate government. Both demands would represent a major concession to the Houthis and are unlikely to be accepted by Saudi Arabia, which continues to face challenges in addressing the threat from Yemen. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Herzog Clashes With Far-Right Ministers Over Election Fraud Claims, Attacks on Attorney General Israeli President Isaac Herzog repeatedly confronted representatives of the far-right Otzma Yehudit party during contentious consultations at the President’s Residence, pushing back against unsubstantiated election fraud allegations and attacks on public institutions. The exchanges came as the party recommended Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government. MK Yitzhak Wasserlauf claimed the election was “stolen,” prompting Herzog to say the allegations were based on hearsay and speculation, emphasizing that claims must be proven. Herzog also revealed that he had spoken with Shin Bet chief David Zini and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, and that a special investigative team was examining the suspicions. Herzog also criticized the party’s attacks on Baharav-Miara, saying that discrediting public servants simply because they reach conclusions others disagree with is unacceptable. The discussion turned to Arab voters and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, with party representatives defending his record despite continued deadly violence in Arab communities. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Pentagon Report Says Iran Remains Emerging Space Power Despite U.S. Strikes - Axios Iran remains an emerging space power despite U.S. strikes targeting its space facilities, according to a Pentagon intelligence report cited by Axios. The report says Iran has used GPS jamming and other electronic warfare capabilities to disrupt U.S. space operations during Operation Epic Fury, highlighting Tehran’s continued ability to challenge American military systems. Iran currently operates approximately a dozen satellites, while its continued jamming capabilities are raising questions about the extent of U.S. space superiority despite American efforts to weaken Iran’s military infrastructure. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

JUST IN: At least 14 flights across Europe are forced to change course, land early or receive fighter-jet escorts following a series of bomb threats. • The disruption stretches across multiple countries. Italian fighter jets escort one passenger plane to Rome, while another flight departing Dublin is redirected to a French military base. • Flights from Warsaw, Milan, Copenhagen, Madrid and London are among those affected. Despite searches of several aircraft, authorities report finding no explosives. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: The global price of oil has plunged to its lowest level in two months as traders got more optimistic the Iran War will end soon. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

TRUMP’S VETO: After their historic wins in the midterm elections, Democrats are facing questions about how they will get bills passed when they face the risk of President Trump’s veto. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

SCARBOROUGH: What do you think about Donald Trump talking about cutting off aid to Israel? EL-SAYED: I agree with him on that. I'd love to work with him on doing that. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Newly Released 911 Audio Captures Father’s Call Before He Stops Oregon School Shooter Newly released 911 audio captures the tense moments when Kaylub Giamanco, an armed father heading home for lunch, alerted dispatchers to an active shooter at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. Seconds after reporting the shooting, Giamanco ran into the school and confronted the gunman, ultimately stopping the attack. The recording captures the emergency response as the situation unfolded. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei Taunts U.S. on Embassy Takeover Anniversary, Cites ‘Impenetrable Wall’ On the anniversary of the 1979 U.S. Embassy takeover in Tehran, Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei issued a pointed message directed at the United States, declaring that American leaders had encountered an “impenetrable wall” of Iranian resolve. Khamenei also claimed that U.S. miscalculations had resulted in enormous costs for the American people, as tensions between Washington and Tehran continue following the war with Iran. His remarks came one day after Republicans suffered major losses in the midterm elections, adding a political backdrop to Tehran’s latest message toward the Trump administration. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Piers Morgan Slams Abdul El-Sayed Over Heated Clash With Sky News Journalist Piers Morgan criticized Abdul El-Sayed following a tense exchange with Sky News correspondent James Matthews, calling the Michigan Democrat’s victory speech “insufferable” and accusing him of displaying arrogance rather than humility. During the exchange, Matthews questioned El-Sayed about his political positions and their relevance beyond the United States. El-Sayed challenged why he should speak with a journalist who does not vote in Michigan, questioned Sky News’ American audience, and asked Matthews to stop following him. Morgan argued that if former President Donald Trump had responded to a journalist in the same manner, critics would have described him as arrogant, obnoxious, and patronizing. Morgan also said the confrontation raised concerns about El-Sayed’s temperament. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Marco Rubio Reportedly on ‘Resignation Watch’ as 2028 Presidential Speculation Grows - The Independent OTN Summary Secretary of State Marco Rubio is reportedly considering leaving the Trump administration amid speculation that he may pursue the Republican presidential nomination in 2028. The report says senior Republican and British government sources expect him to distance himself from Trump following the midterm losses. Key points • Potential 2028 Run: Sources say Rubio is preparing for a possible presidential campaign, with Vice President JD Vance viewed as his main potential rival. • Distance From Iran War: One Washington insider reportedly believes Rubio needs to distance himself from the Iran war and place responsibility for the conflict on Trump. • Administration Shake-Up: Rubio is reportedly among as many as five Cabinet officials who could leave following the Republican midterm losses. • Official Denials: The White House dismissed the report as baseless, while the State Department called the claims fake news from anonymous sources. Another administration insider told The Independent that Rubio has shown no signs of wanting to resign. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

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🚨Trump’s Political Team Feared Midterm Disaster Days Before Election - The New York Times OTN Summary More than two dozen of President Trump’s top political advisers reportedly held a private call six days before the midterms, discussing the possibility of a Republican electoral wipeout. The conversation included dark humor about prison, fleeing the country and even seeking protection in Israel. Key points • Asylum in Israel: White House strategist James Blair sarcastically remarked, “At least Bibi won. He’ll protect us,” referring to Benjamin Netanyahu, before Trump pollster Tony Fabrizio joked, “Maybe we could get asylum in Israel?” • Iran war concerns: An internal presentation reportedly showed Democrats gaining a 10-point advantage on the congressional ballot by late July, warning that such a result could cost Republicans control of the Senate. • Campaign missteps: The report points to delayed spending, controversial endorsements and Trump’s unexpected proposal to send $5,000 to American adults if Republicans won, as factors that contributed to the party’s difficulties. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Putin Meets Iranian Security Official Carrying Message From Supreme Leader - Kremlin Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Iranian security council chief Mohsen Rezaei at the Kremlin, where Rezaei reportedly delivered a message from Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei. Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov and Russian military intelligence chief Igor Kostyukov were also present, highlighting the high-level nature of the meeting between Moscow and Tehran. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨MDA Expands Emergency Trauma Training Across U.S. Jewish Communities - The Times of Israel Israel’s Magen David Adom is partnering with the Secure Community Network to train Jewish community security directors across the United States in its “First 7 Minutes” emergency response program, designed to help keep victims alive following a mass-casualty attack until ambulances arrive. The program, developed through MDA’s experience responding to terror attacks in Israel, will be taught nationwide, with trained security directors then passing the protocols on to their local communities. The partnership began with a training session in Florida last month, and the organizations have signed a memorandum of understanding establishing an ongoing collaboration. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨MARKETS: Chip Stocks Extend Selloff as Investors Brace for Democratic Pushback on Data Centers - WSJ Shares of major semiconductor companies continued falling Wednesday, extending a selloff fueled by concerns that newly elected Democrats could slow the expansion of data centers. Nvidia, Micron, Intel and other chipmakers are facing mounting pressure as investors reassess the sector’s outlook following the midterm elections. Nvidia shares fell 8.53% to $183.05, bringing their monthly decline to 23% and pushing the stock into negative territory for the year. Micron dropped 15.79% to $669.69, while Intel fell 8.72% to $53.19, extending a decline of more than 50% over the past month; AMD also recorded a significant drop. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Florida Learjet Crash Raises Questions About Safety Rules for Private Charter Flights - WSJ The fatal crash of a Learjet in Palm Beach County, Florida, that killed all nine people aboard is drawing attention to the differences between safety regulations governing private charter flights and commercial airlines. According to The Wall Street Journal, private charter operators face less stringent federal requirements in several key areas. Key points • Pilot experience: Private charter pilots are not required to meet the same experience standards as pilots flying for commercial airlines. • Flight data recorders: Black boxes are not mandatory on every private charter aircraft, potentially limiting investigators’ ability to reconstruct certain accidents. • Pilot retirement age: Unlike commercial airline pilots, private charter pilots are not subject to a federally mandated retirement age. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Trump’s 250-Foot Triumphal Arch Faces Legal and Political Battles - The New York Times A federal planning commission is expected to give final approval Thursday to President Trump’s proposed 250-foot triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery, potentially allowing construction preparations to begin immediately. However, the project faces legal challenges from veterans and local governments, who argue that the administration bypassed congressional approval and that the monument could damage the historic surroundings, worsen traffic and interfere with emergency services. The proposal has also drawn widespread public opposition, with 131 people scheduled to testify before the commission, while Democrats preparing to take control of both chambers of Congress in January have threatened to block the project. A federal judge could still halt construction, even if the commission approves it, as the administration prepares to begin installing fencing and delivering equipment to the site. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Elon Musk Loses $33.5 Billion Following Democrats’ Midterm Victories - Washington Examiner OTN Summary Elon Musk reportedly lost $33.5 billion in net worth on Wednesday as Tesla and SpaceX shares declined following the Democrats’ midterm victories. Despite the drop, Musk remains the world’s richest person with an estimated fortune of $865 billion. Key points • Market losses: Tesla shares fell approximately 3.3% and SpaceX shares dropped 3.8%, wiping nearly $100 billion from their combined market value. • Political spending: Musk reportedly spent at least $446 million supporting Republican candidates and political groups during the midterms, including roughly $224 million in Texas. • Texas implications: Democrats won major races in Texas, with James Talarico defeating Ken Paxton in the Senate race and Gina Hinojosa defeating Governor Greg Abbott, potentially bringing increased scrutiny to Musk’s major Texas operations. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Six Killed In Brooklyn House Fire, Several Others Injured - NY Post A devastating three-alarm fire tore through a two-story home in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood early Thursday morning, killing six people and injuring seven others, including three firefighters. More than 200 firefighters and emergency personnel responded to the scene. Four victims were pronounced dead at the scene, while two others died after being transported to hospitals with critical injuries. Firefighters rescued four people, and the blaze took approximately three hours to bring under control. Fire marshals are investigating the cause of the fire. A lithium-ion battery was found inside the home, but officials have not determined whether it played any role in the blaze. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Harmeet Dhillon Resigns From Trump Justice Department - Fox News Harmeet Dhillon, who serves as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Justice Department, has reportedly resigned from the Trump administration, according to sources cited by Fox News. The departure comes as the administration enters the post-midterm period. Bloomberg reports that former officials say the Justice Department is preparing for multiple additional departures among senior political appointees before the New Year. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he disagrees with Hasan Piker's controversial remarks, but he isn't backing away from the idea of engaging with people whose views he rejects. • Shannon Bream questions him about the streamer's statements on Hamas vs. Israel, America deserving 9/11, and a safer Middle East with a nuclear-armed Iran. • "If you just surround yourself with people who echo everything that you say and think, you're going to just end up at home looking in a mirror," Mamdani says. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Russia Reportedly Agreed To Supply Iran With Missile Launchers For Attack Helicopters - Financial Times Russia reportedly agreed to supply Iran with 90 launchers designed to fire a precision-guided missile used by Russian forces in Ukraine, according to documents reviewed by the Financial Times. The launchers are intended for Iran’s Mi-28 attack helicopters and would allow them to fire the LMUR missile, which can strike moving targets and be guided by an operator during flight. The documents identify the buyer as “K-10,” a designation reportedly used by Russia’s state arms exporter for Iran, but do not confirm whether the launchers were delivered. The reported agreement dates to 2024, before the current war, and comes amid growing evidence of military cooperation between Moscow and Tehran, despite President Trump’s claims that Russian assistance to Iran has been minimal. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Eisenkot Reportedly Weighing Minority Government As Lieberman Opens Door To Charedi Coalition Talks - N12 Gadi Eisenkot is reportedly considering forming a minority government as early as next week, while parallel negotiations are underway to establish a 61-seat coalition aimed at replacing Benjamin Netanyahu. The proposed government could be led by Eisenkot and Avigdor Lieberman under a rotating premiership. Lieberman has reportedly lifted his long-standing boycott of Charedi parties, clearing the way for negotiations with United Torah Judaism. Talks are said to be based on a 2018 military draft exemption proposal previously introduced by Lieberman, as efforts continue to assemble the support needed for a new government. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨OTN MIDDAY NEWS RECAP Thursday, 11/5/2026 Your Complete Midday News Headlines, Fast And Factual U.S. • Democrats take Congress: Democrats have secured control of both the House and Senate following major midterm victories, setting up a divided government for the remainder of President Trump’s term. • Trump addresses election losses: Trump acknowledged that the Iran war and higher gasoline prices contributed to Republican defeats, but said he would make the same decision again. • Justice Department departure: Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, has reportedly resigned from the Trump administration, according to sources cited by Fox News, as Bloomberg reports additional senior departures may follow. ISRAEL • Herzog continues consultations: President Isaac Herzog is meeting with party leaders to determine who will receive the first opportunity to form Israel’s next government, with a decision expected by November 11. • Eisenkot gains support: Arab-led parties Ra’am and the Joint List have endorsed Gadi Eisenkot, while United Torah Judaism declined to recommend either Eisenkot or Netanyahu. • Coalition negotiations: Opposition leaders are moving ahead with coalition discussions, but forming a 61-seat majority remains complicated by disagreements over cooperation with Arab parties and the Charedi draft exemption issue. IRAN • Russia’s reported weapons deal: The Financial Times reports that Russia agreed to supply Iran with 90 launchers for guided missiles designed for attack helicopters, although the documents do not establish whether they were delivered. • Putin meets Iranian security chief: Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, in Moscow as military cooperation between the countries faces renewed scrutiny. • Trump downplays Russian support: The reported missile-launcher agreement adds to questions about Moscow’s assistance to Tehran, after Trump publicly characterized Russian and Chinese support for Iran as minimal. MIDDLE EAST • Tanker struck near Qatar: A commercial tanker was hit by two projectiles in the Persian Gulf off Qatar, according to the British military, with the crew’s condition and the extent of damage still unknown. • Strait of Hormuz tensions: Iranian state television claimed that two oil tankers and a towboat caught fire after striking naval mines, although the reports have not been independently verified. • Diplomatic discussions: Iran and Oman’s foreign ministers discussed arrangements to restore safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz as shipping disruptions continue. MARKETS Thursday intraday update – approximately 1:00 p.m. ET • Dow Jones: 51,762.78, down approximately 2.9% at its reported intraday low. • S&P 500: 7,365.84, down approximately 4.0% at its reported intraday low. • Nasdaq Composite: Approximately 24,712.60, down nearly 4.0%. • Bitcoin: Approximately $79,662, down about 1% from the start of the day. • Gold: Approximately $4,096 per ounce, up about 0.5% on the day. NEW YORK / NEW JERSEY • Hochul wins reelection: New York Governor Kathy Hochul secured another term, defeating Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman. • New Jersey congressional upset: Democrat Rebecca Bennett defeated Republican incumbent Tom Kean Jr. in New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District, flipping the seat. • Van Drew concedes: Republican Congressman Jeff Van Drew conceded to Democrat Zack Mullock in New Jersey’s 2nd District, although the race had not yet been officially called by the Associated Press. • Deadly Brooklyn fire: Six people were killed and seven others injured, including firefighters, after a major house fire in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood early Thursday. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

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JUST IN: California Gov. Gavin Newsom has commuted the death sentences of all 548 people on death row to life without parole, marking the largest mass commutation in modern U.S. history.

🚨 U.S. Strike Against Iran Remains An Option As Qatar Renews Diplomatic Efforts - i24NEWS U.S. officials tell i24NEWS that a military strike against Iran remains under consideration, with President Trump potentially weighing a limited operation targeting nuclear facilities, including the underground Pickaxe Mountain site. Such an operation would be narrower than a broader strike that could also target Iranian energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, regional diplomats tell i24NEWS that Qatar has renewed efforts to broker an agreement between Washington and Tehran. The message being conveyed to Iran is that it must offer Trump a concession on the nuclear issue to make a diplomatic agreement possible. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 IDF Reservist Sentenced To 30 Months For Impersonating Doctor And Performing Unauthorized Surgery - Israel National News An Israeli military court has sentenced an IDF reservist to 30 months in prison after finding that he impersonated a licensed physician despite never completing his medical studies or obtaining a medical license. The reservist served for months as a doctor for a company operating in Gaza, treating soldiers and performing medical procedures he was not authorized to conduct. In one reported incident, a soldier who broke his nose requested evacuation to a hospital, but the reservist attempted to reposition the fracture himself without anesthesia or medical imaging. He then sent the soldier back into combat without hospital treatment. The soldier’s condition later deteriorated, requiring reconstructive surgery. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Iranian President Pezeshkian Reportedly Feels Powerless As IRGC Escalates War Threats - C14 Sources close to Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reportedly describe him as increasingly frustrated, believing Iran lacks the military and economic resources to win another major war. According to an exclusive C14 report, Pezeshkian believes IRGC commanders are escalating threats against the U.S. and regional allies despite the risks, while ordinary Iranians continue to suffer from severe economic hardship. The sources also claim Pezeshkian is frustrated by the wealth and influence of IRGC commanders and believes he has little authority over major national decisions. In a striking allegation, he reportedly wants to resign but feels unable to do so, leaving him publicly accountable while the IRGC maintains control over much of the country's decision-making. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

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🚨 Pete Hegseth Vows To Continue Fighting Amid Calls For His Impeachment Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pushed back against growing calls for his removal, addressing efforts by Democrats to impeach him in a forceful statement posted on X. Hegseth accused his critics of engaging in political attacks and defended the Trump administration’s actions at the Pentagon, declaring, “We don't back down. That especially applies now.” Hegseth said the impeachment effort would not deter him from carrying out his agenda, adding that his administration was “more determined than ever” to finish what it started. His comments come amid mounting political pressure over his leadership at the Defense Department, with Democrats pursuing articles of impeachment against him. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Karen Bass Concedes Los Angeles Mayoral Race To Nithya Raman - AP Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has conceded the mayoral election to City Councilmember Nithya Raman, calling her to congratulate her on the victory and pledging a smooth transition. Bass acknowledged the result in a statement, saying the people of Los Angeles had spoken and that moving the city forward would require cooperation. Raman’s victory marks another major development for democratic socialists in American municipal politics, joining New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Washington, D.C., Mayor Janeese Lewis George and Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson. Her election also carries added significance as Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Olympic Games. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 DOJ Opens Criminal Investigation Into Leak Of Dobbs Decision - Report The Justice Department has reportedly opened a criminal investigation into the leak of the Supreme Court’s 2022 draft decision overturning Roe v. Wade. The development comes after Justice Samuel Alito recently acknowledged that he has an opinion about who leaked the draft, but said the available evidence was not strong enough to publicly identify anyone responsible. The leak sparked major controversy and security concerns for the Supreme Court, including threats against justices before the ruling was officially released. Chief Justice John Roberts previously ordered an internal investigation, which failed to identify the person responsible. It remains unclear what new evidence may have prompted the reported DOJ investigation. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Ra’am Recommends Eisenkot For Prime Minister As Herzog Presses Abbas Over Hamas - i24NEWS Ra’am leader Mansour Abbas has recommended Gadi Eisenkot to become Israel’s next prime minister during consultations with President Isaac Herzog. Abbas said his party believes Eisenkot can form a stable government despite the complicated election results, arguing that Israel needs a government capable of addressing national security, economic challenges and divisions within society. The meeting became contentious when Herzog directly asked Abbas whether he considers Hamas a terrorist organization. Abbas did not explicitly answer yes, instead pointing to his movement’s opposition to terrorism and saying Hamas and other armed groups should be disarmed. The exchange drew criticism from Benjamin Netanyahu, who argued that Ra’am’s endorsement highlights Eisenkot’s reliance on Arab parties to form a government. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨WATCH: Newly released CCTV footage shows Citibank hero security guard John Fraley taking down the active shooter in Tampa, Florida. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Laura Ingraham Calls For End To Iran Operation, Warns Against Prolonged War - Fox News Fox News host Laura Ingraham called on President Trump to bring the Iran operation to an end, arguing that extending the conflict could weaken the United States militarily and politically. Ingraham cited a reported finding that 94% of midterm voters considered the Iran war a major factor in their vote, saying continued fighting risks further eroding public support. Ingraham also questioned whether continued military action could change the Iranian regime’s behavior, calling that expectation unrealistic. She warned that a prolonged conflict could drain American munitions stockpiles and argued that advisers urging Trump to continue the operation may be giving him poor advice or acting out of ulterior motives. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Democrats Prepare Push To Reverse Trump’s Tariffs On Canada - WSJ Democrats are preparing to make President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods their first major target after taking control of Congress in January. Senator Ron Wyden, the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, says he is already discussing legislation with colleagues to repeal the tariffs, arguing that the levies have increased costs and harmed communities on both sides of the border. Democrats are hoping to attract Republican support, particularly from states such as Michigan, Maine and Alaska, where the tariffs have become a major concern. However, repealing the tariffs could prove difficult. Any legislation would likely need 60 votes in the Senate to overcome a filibuster, and overriding a presidential veto would require a two-thirds majority in both chambers. Democrats are hoping that bipartisan opposition to the Canada tariffs could build momentum for broader efforts to limit presidential authority over trade, but the administration would still retain significant control over its tariff policies. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Israel’s Most Important Alliance Faces Its Biggest Test In Decades - WSJ OTN Summary Israel’s relationship with the United States is facing an unprecedented challenge following the Democrats’ takeover of Congress and growing criticism of Israeli policy across both American political parties. The shift has raised concerns in Israel about future military assistance, diplomatic backing and the long-term stability of the alliance. Key points • Growing congressional pressure: Democrats are expected to push for greater oversight of U.S. military assistance, potential conditions on weapons transfers and restrictions tied to Israeli military operations. • Netanyahu’s political position: Former U.S. officials and analysts say Netanyahu’s close alignment with Republicans has weakened Israel’s bipartisan support, with some arguing that his leadership has become a liability in Washington. • A changing relationship: President Trump has indicated that U.S. military aid to Israel could end by the end of the year, while Gadi Eisenkot has pledged to rebuild bipartisan ties if he becomes prime minister. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Woman Killed In Citibank Campus Shooting After Gunman Disputes $2,500 Debt - AP A gunman who stormed Citibank’s office campus in suburban Tampa on Wednesday, killing a 41-year-old employee, was reportedly motivated by anger over a $2,500 credit card debt, according to Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister. Jacob Pearson, 35, had threatened a Citibank-affiliated attorney hours before the attack, warning that he would arrive with an AR-15 rifle and body armor unless a court hearing over the unpaid debt was canceled. Pearson drove approximately 90 miles from Orlando, crashed through a security fence and opened fire on employees eating lunch. He killed human resources employee Leanne Selman before being stopped by an armed Citibank security executive who shot him five times. Pearson had brought 90 rounds of ammunition and fired 15 shots before he was stopped. Four others were treated for minor injuries, and investigators say there was no known connection between the gunman and his victim. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

LAST NIGHT: One police officer is killed and three others are wounded after a suspect opens fire on officers responding to a suspicious person call in Colorado. • Police say officers were called to an intersection in Lakewood after reports of a suspicious person attempting to board a bus. As officers approach, the suspect opens fire, prompting officers to shoot back and kill the gunman. • A bystander is also injured and taken to the hospital. Authorities have not released the conditions of the three surviving officers. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Wall Street Attempts Rebound After Thursday’s Major Sell-Off U.S. stocks are attempting to recover Friday morning following Thursday’s steep losses. The Nasdaq is up 265 points (1.09%), while the S&P 500 has gained 28 points (0.39%). The Dow Jones, however, remains under pressure, falling 474 points (0.92%). Thursday’s session ended with major losses across all three indexes, with the Dow dropping 1,833 points (3.44%) to 51,523, the S&P 500 falling 334.89 points (4.36%) to 7,353.73, and the Nasdaq plunging 1,421.51 points (5.52%) to 24,315.00. The latest rebound remains uneven as investors assess the market volatility following the midterm election results. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 BD’E: Holocaust Survivor, 90, Dies Nearly A Year After Being Injured In Bondi Massacre - Times Of Israel A 90-year-old Holocaust survivor who was injured during the deadly Bondi Beach terror attack in Australia has died nearly a year after the shooting. The survivor had been among those caught up in the December 2025 massacre, which targeted a Hanukkah celebration and left multiple victims dead and wounded. His death comes as the attack continues to impact survivors and families of those affected. The incident was one of Australia's deadliest antisemitic attacks and sparked renewed concerns over the safety of Jewish communities and public events. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Joel Pollak Criticizes Rise Of Democratic Socialist Mayors Breitbart editor Joel Pollak is criticizing the growing number of democratic socialist mayors, arguing that their policies largely mirror positions Democrats have supported for years. Pollak says the socialist label is being used to signal stronger ideological commitment to higher taxes and increased government spending. Pollak also argues that the movement’s growing support reflects frustration among Democratic voters with their party’s established leadership, rather than a fundamental shift toward entirely new policies. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Major Investors Question Whether Anthropic Can Reach $1.5 Trillion Valuation In Planned IPO - WSJ Major investors are increasingly skeptical that artificial intelligence company Anthropic can achieve a $1.5 trillion valuation in its planned initial public offering, according to The Wall Street Journal. The concerns follow a major market sell-off tied to investors pulling back from artificial intelligence-related investments. Anthropic is reportedly targeting an IPO during the week before Thanksgiving, with plans to raise as much as $100 billion. While the company had been expected to reach a valuation of approximately $1.5 trillion, the recent market turbulence is raising questions about whether investors will support that price. Some investors believe the company's October financial results could help offset concerns surrounding the broader market decline. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Eisenkot Reiterates Demand For Mandatory National Service As Liberman Opens Door To Coalition With Charedim - Times Of Israel OTN Summary Gadi Eisenkot is standing by his four conditions for forming Israel’s next government, including mandatory military, national or civilian service for all Israelis. His announcement comes after Avigdor Liberman signaled openness to forming a coalition with Charedi parties as opposition leaders work to replace Benjamin Netanyahu. Key points • Four coalition principles: Eisenkot demands recognition of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state, acceptance of the Declaration of Independence, mandatory service for all citizens, and recognition of Hamas as a terrorist organization with a commitment to dismantling its military and governing power. • Coalition negotiations: Eisenkot says he is working to establish an emergency government built around four opposition parties, with other parties and lawmakers invited to join if they accept his conditions. • Netanyahu under pressure: Eisenkot points to recommendations from 67 lawmakers supporting him to form the next government, while Netanyahu reportedly has the backing of only 46 MKs. • Potential Charedi participation: Liberman’s willingness to consider a coalition with Charedi parties introduces a possible path toward a broader government, although disagreements over mandatory service remain a central obstacle. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Iran Reportedly Open To Discussing Its Nuclear Program With U.S. - Times Of Israel Iran is reportedly showing greater willingness to discuss previously off-limits concessions on its nuclear program, potentially bringing Washington and Tehran closer to an agreement to de-escalate their largely suspended war, according to Bloomberg. The development follows a phone call between President Donald Trump and Qatar’s Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani regarding diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions. Iran’s reported openness comes as Qatar continues working to facilitate an agreement between the two sides. However, Jason Brodsky of United Against Nuclear Iran cautioned that agreeing to discuss the nuclear issue does not necessarily mean Tehran is prepared to make concessions, urging skepticism about claims of a diplomatic breakthrough. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Tesla To Wind Down Cybertruck Production In 2027 After Years Of Weak Sales - NBC News Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company will begin winding down Cybertruck production at its Texas factory around the middle of 2027, marking a major shift for the electric pickup that was once expected to become a major competitor in the truck market. The factory space will instead be used to increase production of Tesla’s Cybercab robotaxi as Musk shifts the company’s focus toward autonomous vehicles and robotics. The Cybertruck has struggled to attract buyers since its 2023 launch, with U.S. sales falling 48% in 2025 to approximately 20,237 vehicles, far below Musk’s original target of 250,000 annually. The truck has also faced multiple recalls, quality-control concerns and criticism of its unconventional design. Tesla has not confirmed whether production will end entirely or move to another facility. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

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🚨Mike Pompeo Pushes Back Against Bernie Sanders, Says Trump Must “Finish The Job” Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized Bernie Sanders’ position on energy policy, arguing that simply ending the current course of action would not bring energy prices down. Pompeo said, “It's foolish to think that you can just cut and run and that energy prices are going to come down.” He added that he hopes President Trump will “finish the job,” arguing that doing so would ultimately help lower energy prices. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Abdul El-Sayed: AIPAC spends $42 million to beat me, it is because I have the audacity to say what I said, which is that a Palestinian child and a Jewish Israeli child get to have equal rights of peace, dignity, self-determination. Most people are like, "Well, you can't say that." Why not? "Well, because I don't want AIPAC playing in my next race." ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton on JD Vance: Vance is really cutting himself off from the broad base of support within the Republican party for Israel. It's one he will not be able to back away from. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

JUST IN: Trump names Stephen Miller new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

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