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Over 29 million doses of hydroxychloroquine, which primarily been prescribed for the treatment of malaria and lupus, have been added to the federal stockpile. While the medication has not been officially approved by the Food and Drug Administration, hydroxychloroquine has been allowed to be given to some coronavirus patients under emergency situations. Trump said he had not seen any negative reports about the usage of hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus, saying that he would take it himself....

“Debate night in Nashville! #MAGA,” Ivanka Trump tweeted, sharing a photo of herself with Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump, Kimberly Guilfoyle and two other people at the debate location. All the people pictured were wearing masks. Trump supporters quickly began discouraging their use of the face coverings. “@IvankaTrump Masks aside, nice photo,” user @lesmonroe1949 tweeted in response. “Oh, why all the masks?” user @sapnadixit wrote. “@IvankaTrump Lose the damn masks! They’re lame and pointless,” user @RobGADV added....

In a late night tweet, Trump tweeted: “Way ahead in Texas!” although polling is showing that his lead as he bids to win the state for the Republicans for the 11th time in a row, is narrowing. One survey by RMG Research carried out on Tuesday and Wednesday put Trump four points clear of his Democratic rival, Joe Biden, 50 to 46, according to Real Clear Politics. A poll with a larger sample by Survey Monkey and carried out from October 1 to October 28 also put Trump four points clear of Biden, 51 to 47....

What the election is about is America’s character: specifically, whether America is a good country or whether it should be canceled. Republicans should frame the election just this way: They need to remind the American people that on November 3, voters will choose between Trump, who thinks America is good, and Biden, who is controlled by a party that thinks America is racist. President Trump gives us a chance to preserve the American way of life; Biden will likely be an accomplice to its destruction....

President Donald Trump is expected to sign the Never Again Education Act after the bill was passed in the House in January and the Senate earlier this month. The bill would dedicate funding for Holocaust education programs and create regional workshops to assist middle- and high-school teachers with incorporating Holocaust education into their curricula. The Never Again Education Act was co-sponsored by Representative Vern Buchanan of Florida, which is one of only 12 states that require schools to teach students about the Holocaust....

Brian Tyler Cohen, host of The Legal Breakdown, asked Kirschner on Saturday whether or not he thinks Trump will be charged in different cases if an indictment is handed down against him in the Georgia election probe. “I would like to think that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has the kind of backbone [and] has the kind of bravery, and the kind of determination to move forward with indictments against the former president and his criminal associates,” Kirschner responded....

“There’s no off-ramp for Donald Trump that is gracious and empowers other Republicans behind him,” Jolly, who previously represented Florida in the House of Representatives, said in an interview on MSNBC. “He will say he’s not running because the system is rigged and nobody should participate in, and he’ll actually kneecap whoever might be the potential Republican nominee behind him,” he added. Jolly was one of several prominent Republicans who left the party after Trump took office....

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Pepper: If such a tribunal were established, and it was agreed that bin Laden should be subject to it, there would be no need for further military action. That would allow the food convoys to roll again. After Nov. 7, when the winter starts, that isn’t going to be possible and the amounts we are talking about are astronomical: 600,000 tons of food are needed. It seems to me that any nation that is sheltering people who commit these kinds of crime would find it very difficult [to continue] if there was an established tribunal, under U....

The Greek reached the semi-finals at the season-opening grand slam in Australia - beating Roger Federer en route to the last four - and is now in with an excellent chance of landing his first ATP Tour title of the year. In his way stands Mikhail Kukushkin, a 6-4 6-4 winner against French wildcard Ugo Humbert. The Kazakh was first to secure his place in the final and Tsitsipas joined him by edging out Goffin in a tight first set before running away with the second to complete a 7-6 (7-1) 6-2 triumph....

Trump heavily aligned with former college football coach Tuberville against Sessions, who the president has frequently criticized after his decision to recuse himself from the FBI investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Lampooning Sessions in the run up to the vote, Trump branded him “a disaster who has let us all down,” while he also urged him to drop out of the race. Tuberville won the run off contest on Tuesday, in a victory which could also be seen as a reflection of Trump’s sway among Republicans amid his popularity slipping in recent months....

Meet Dortmund’s Footbonaut - Mark Pulisic innovating BVB’s youth football Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke claimed at the weekend the Champions League holders are “tracking” Tuchel but stressed he was not concerned about the prospect of the coach leaving Signal Iduna Park, where he is under contract until 2018. Tuchel, 43, enjoyed a successful first season at Dortmund after replacing Jurgen Klopp in 2015, steering the team to second in the Bundesliga and to the final of the DFB-Pokal....

Carlson claimed Jones was a better journalist than Ken Dilanian and Margaret Brennan, and also touched on the accusations against Jones regarding the Capitol riots on January 6. The the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection has issued a subpoena to Jones and other President Trump supporters such as former adviser Roger Stone. The committee’s chairman, Mississippi Representative Bennie Thompson, has said the committee is “seeking information about the rallies and subsequent march to the Capitol that escalated into a violent mob attacking the Capital and threatening our democracy....

The four photos attached to Dixon’s post show spray-painted messages on the couple’s vehicles and driveway in Lansing, Michigan, reading “Trump Nazi scum,” “GOP terrorists” and “Antifa revenge.” “Another example of the radical left’s ‘fight like hell’ tactics, courtesy of [Governor] Gretchen Whitmer,” Dixon wrote in her tweet. Dixon is running against Whitmer, a Democrat who has been targeted by conservatives, including a group who plotted to kidnap her in 2020....

“Remembering John Lennon today,” Gabbard, a congresswoman from Hawaii, wrote in a Twitter post Sunday, using the the thankful hands emoji. “‘All we are saying is give peace a chance,’” she added, quoting the lyrics to the song entitled “Give Peace a Chance.” Lennon, one of the four members of the superstar British rock band the Beatles, was assassinated on December 8, 1980 outside his residence in New York City at the age of 39....

The Democratic primary candidate told The Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Tuesday that her 2020 rivals were “dismissing” millions of Fox News viewers and suggested that Senator Kamala Harris’ criticism of her appearances on the network was an example of “cancel culture.” She also took a dig at the 2016 Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, arguing that a would-be president could never “win support from people… who you call deplorables.”...

According to A Warning by Anonymous, published on Tuesday, the rapid staff turnover within the Trump administration has left staffers scared of the president suddenly turning on them. The book is written by the same unnamed staffer who wrote a New York Times column in September 2018 claiming to be part of an effort by White House officials to restrain Trump and shield the country from his worst political instincts....

Shortly after tweeting that he was leaving Michigan for Thursday evening’s rally in Iowa, Trump shared a number of tweets from his followers. The tweets were all about the Senate impeachment trial, mostly criticizing lead House impeachment manager Rep. Adam Schiff of California. While some of Trump’s retweets were from mainstream political figures, including Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, Representative Elise Stefanik of New York and Republican Whip Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the president also shared posts from conspiracy theorists....

The Hill-HarrisX poll released Friday indicated that Trump had gained 9 percent among Black voters when compared to the previous poll from two weeks ago, going from 15 percent approval to 24 percent. His approval rating among Hispanic voters also rose slightly from 30 percent to 32 percent, while he lost the same amount of support among with white voters, going from 54 percent to 52 percent. The president’s overall approval rating dropped slightly from 45 percent to 44 percent....

Brown, who has close ties with President Donald Trump, had returned from a visit where he met Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Deputy Secretary Stephen Biegun, and U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Robert Lighthizer. Those entering New Zealand from overseas are required to spend 14 days in managed isolation facilities as part of coronavirus restrictions that have been in place since April. However Brown and his wife Gail decided to self-isolate at their home in Lower Hutt, a suburb of the capital city, Wellington....