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Around the World
Moscow: Russian, Syrian planes haven't bombed Aleppo for a week
Russian and Syrian military planes have not bombed militants in Aleppo for the last seven days or even flown over the devastated city, the Russian Defense Ministry said in statement on Tuesday.
Islamic State draws liberating armies away from Mosul
The Islamic State has launched a string of vicious, coordinated counterstrikes across Iraq in an attempt to splinter the focus of U.S.-backed Iraqi forces fighting to retake the extremist-held city of Mosul.
WikiLeaks director & Assange's mentor Gavin MacFadyen dies
WikiLeaks director and founder of the Centre for Investigative Journalism Gavin MacFadyen has died at age 76. The cause of death is yet unknown. His 'fellows in arms' have flocked online to post their farewells, including WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Next war with Hamas will be the last because 'we will completely destroy them'
Israel’s Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman has said in an interview that any future hostilities between the Jewish state and Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip will be the last, “because we will completely destroy them”.

Inside the United States
Obama Admin Announces Obamacare Premiums Will Increase by Double Digits Next Year
Premiums will increase significantly next year by double-digit percentages under the Affordable Care Act, and many consumers will be left with only one insurer option, the Obama administration said Monday.
'Totally Betrayed.' War Heroes Forced to Pay $15,000 for Pentagon Mistake
The Pentagon is trying to force nearly 10,000 soldiers to pay back their enlistment bonuses. The soldiers signed up for the California National Guard during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Franklin Graham: Battle Against Godless Secularism Is for the Soul of the Nation
Besides the election, there is a more important battle taking place, Franklin Graham says, and the battle against godless secularism is for the soul of the country.
FBI probing cyberattack behind massive internet outage in US
Hackers unleashed a complex attack on the internet over the weekend, using common devices such as webcams and digital recorders to cut access to some of the world's best known websites. The attack has already been called a 'stunning breach of global internet stability.'
Concern Grows Over Soros-Linked Voting Machines
The U.K.-based Smartmatic company posted a flow-chart on its website that it had provided voting machines for 16 states, including important battleground states like Florida and Arizona. Smartmatic Chairman Mark Malloch-Brown is a former U.N. official and sits on the board of Soros' Open Society Foundations.

U.S. Politics
Poll known for accuracy finds Clinton, Trump locked in dead heat
An independent daily tracking survey billed as nation’s most accurate shows Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton knotted in a dead heat even as other polls show her leading the presidential race.
Shamed and disgraced: Leaked emails expose DNC media violating journalism ethics with impunity
With their unapologetic coverage of the 2016 presidential campaign, The New York Times, Politico, CNBC, et al have ushered in the era of 'consequence free journalism,' Evan Gahr wrote for The Observer on Oct. 24.
The Clintons' top 10 pay-to-play scandals
The Clintons' have been involved in an elaborate pay-to-play scheme, auctioning off their personal time and government access, to the highest bidder. The Clinton Foundation was the vehicle used by foreign governments and dignitaries, in which they would donate money to in exchange for time with the potential next president, the former president, or beneficial treatment from the U.S. government while Hillary Clinton was serving as Secretary of State.
Undercover videos could land Clinton campaign, Democrats in hot water
Paying agitators to bait Trump supporters may be sleazy, but it's unlikely to result in legal trouble for the Democratic operatives caught in the Project Veritas Action sting.

Christian News
Mosul: The Christian refugees who can never return home
After capturing territory in northern Iraq, ISIS drove out the local Christian population and began to eviscerate any remnants of the religion from the area.
Christians in Iraq Celebrate After Church Liberated From ISIS
Christians from an Iraqi town are celebrating after military forces took it back from the Islamic State (ISIS) following two years of living under the terrorist regime.
Christian bakers lose discrimination appeal in N. Ireland 'gay cake' case
A Christian bakery in Northern Ireland lost its appeal on Monday to overturn a ruling that it discriminated against a customer based on sexual orientation.