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House GOP picks Scalise as Speaker nominee.
UAW strikes 8,700 workers at KY Ford plant after blasting automakers over layoffs.
Reports: Israel had multiple warnings of Hamas attack, ignored them.
NY Rep. Santos charged with defrauding his donors, stealing IDs.
Afghanistan: Death toll approaching 3,000 after 6.3 earthquake.
Israel has declared a state of war after Saturday’s attacks by Hamas militants. Fears are growing for more civilian deaths and a possible spread of hostilities throughout the Middle East. Some are also wondering how Israel’s tight intelligence net failed to see the attack coming.
MississippiCare now providing local healthcare, regardless of ability to pay.
Supervisors complete routine business including vehicle purchases, fall spraying, Spanish classes.
Report: Trump discussed sensitive nuclear secrets with Australian billionaire at Mar-a-Lago.
UAW President says “strike is working” after major concessions from automakers.
Bedbugs, hysteria sweep France.
Baptist Hospital-Union County gathered lots of free health care and information under one large tent.
Biden OKs building a section of border wall.
Armed man demanding to see Wisconsin governor arrested, then returns to Capitol with rifle.
Trump “open” to being the next Speaker.
75,000 healthcare workers walk out in largest healthcare strike in US history.
UN approves Kenya-led police force to combat Haiti gangs.
FEMA announces nationwide phone test of emergency alert system on October 4th.
House ousts McCarthy as Speaker, first time in history.
A year after Mahsa Amini, another case of brutal morality policing captures Iran’s attention.
The Sporting Life of Union County at the museum is a “Must See” Exhibit.
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