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Conversations – 8:26 AM 12/1/2025

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Conversations – 8:26 AM 12/1/2025

The blog post titled “Trump, Netanyahu, Putin, Mob” from Current News is a curation of news headlines and video links from December 1, 2025. It highlights a series of interconnected geopolitical events involving these leaders.

Here is a summary of the key stories featured:

  • Trump and Netanyahu (The Pardon Standoff): A major focus is on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appearing in court to request a pardon for his long-running corruption trial. Reports suggest this move is heavily backed by U.S. President Trump, with some headlines indicating Trump may even be threatening sanctions against Israeli officials if the pardon is not granted.

  • Trump, Putin, and Venezuela: The post aggregates reports of a dramatic escalation in Venezuela. Trump reportedly issued an ultimatum for Nicolas Maduro to resign and deployed U.S. F-18 fighter jets to the region. This has triggered a response from Russia (a Maduro ally), with reports of Russian aircraft in action and potential evacuations, creating a tense standoff between Trump and Putin by proxy.

  • Russia and Ukraine: There are updates on diplomatic moves regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, specifically talks between U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Ukrainian officials aimed at finding an “endgame.” Concurrently, Putin’s aides are quoted deriding President Zelensky, maintaining aggressive rhetoric despite the negotiations.

  • Domestic US Tension: The feed includes stories about domestic political conflict, such as Tulsi Gabbard (Director of National Intelligence) making allegations against Obama-era intelligence leadership, and Trump defending controversial remarks made about Tim Walz.

The title “Mob” likely refers to the overarching theme of corruption allegations, legal battles, and aggressive “strongman” political tactics connecting these different stories.

Today’s top news includes escalating tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, the aftermath of a fatal shooting near the White House, and a major winter storm expected to impact the Northeast

. 

Top Headlines
U.S.-Venezuela Tensions Escalate
Tensions are high between the U.S. and Venezuela after President Trump declared Venezuelan airspace “closed in its entirety” over the weekend. Venezuela responded with military exercises, and Russia began an emergency evacuation of its citizens from the country amid fears of a potential U.S. attack. President Trump confirmed a personal call with Venezuelan President Maduro but offered no details on the content of the conversation. The U.S. is facing congressional inquiries regarding recent strikes on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean, operations that have killed over 80 people since September. 
National Guard Shooting in D.C.
One National Guard member died and another was critically wounded in a shooting near the White House. The suspect, identified as Lakanwal, was arrested, and Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem stated he was radicalized in the U.S.. President Trump has invited the families of the victims to the White House. 
Major Storm Heading for the Northeast
A potential nor’easter is forecast to bring “widespread and impactful” snow and ice to the Northeast U.S., with some areas like the Poconos and Catskills potentially seeing up to a foot of snow. The storm could cause significant travel disruptions during rush hour in New York City and surrounding areas. 
Other News
  • Mass Shooting in California: Four people, including three children, were killed and 11 others wounded in a shooting at a banquet hall during a family gathering in Stockton, California.
  • Public Health: A new study published in the journal Pediatrics suggests that children who get a smartphone before age 12 may have a higher risk of depression, obesity, and insufficient sleep.
  • Sports & Entertainment: The movie Zootopia 2 had a record-setting global opening, earning $556 million.
  • Finance: Social Security recipients are set to receive two SSI payments in December 2025 because the January 1, 2026, payment will be moved to the last business day of December due to the federal holiday. 

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Conversations – 11.30.25

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News Review – 9:06 AM 11/30/2025 

news today
Here are some of the top news headlines for today, 

Sunday, November 30, 2025: 

U.S. News
  • California Mass Shooting: Four people are dead and at least ten others wounded after a shooting at a family gathering in a banquet hall in Stockton, California. The suspect remains at large, and authorities believe it was a targeted attack.
  • National Guard Shooting: A National Guard member wounded in a recent shooting near the White House is “fighting for his life”. House and Senate committees have launched inquiries into reports that the Defense Secretary ordered a second strike to kill survivors of an alleged drug boat interdiction in the Caribbean.
  • Immigration: The U.S. has halted all asylum decisions after the D.C. shooting. Protesters in New York City clashed with police while attempting to block federal agents from conducting an ICE raid.
  • Health & Environment: A resident in Northern Arizona has died from the plague. Meanwhile, a bizarre marijuana disorder that causes severe vomiting has received an official medical code as cases spike. 
World News
  • Middle East Conflict: The death toll in Gaza has surpassed 70,000 since the start of the Israeli offensive, according to the Hamas-run health ministry, as a ceasefire remains fragile.
  • Israel: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally requested a presidential pardon on corruption charges.
  • : The U.S. has closed its airspace to Venezuelan flights, and President Trump indicated that land strikes against alleged drug traffickers in the country could begin “very soon”. Venezuela has condemned these actions as a “colonialist threat”.

  • Asia Disasters: The death toll from a massive apartment fire in Hong Kong has risen to 146 people. Across Southeast Asia, hundreds of people have been killed and millions displaced by severe flooding and mudslides in Indonesia and Sri Lanka. 
Other Headlines
  • Sports: Inter Miami, led by Lionel Messi, will face the Vancouver Whitecaps in the MLS Cup final.
  • Technology: Airbus has grounded thousands of planes globally due to a software glitch that could cause pilots to lose control.
  • Business: Black Friday online shoppers spent a record $11.8 billion, a 9.1% jump from last year. 


Netanyahu has formally requested a presidential pardon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally requested a presidential pardon from President Isaac Herzog for his ongoing corruption trial

. The request was submitted on Sunday, November 30, 2025, and has been described as “extraordinary” by the President’s Office due to it being made while the trial is still underway and without an admission of guilt. 

Key Details
  • Pardon Request: Netanyahu’s request consisted of two documents: a detailed legal letter from his lawyer and a personal letter from the Prime Minister himself.
  • Reasoning: In the letter, Netanyahu argues that the pardon would serve the national interest by allowing him to focus fully on Israel’s significant security and diplomatic challenges and help “heal the rifts” within Israeli society, rather than being distracted by court proceedings.
  • Denial of Guilt: Netanyahu continues to deny all charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust and insists he would be acquitted if the trial ran its course. A pardon typically requires an admission of guilt, an expression of remorse, and retirement from public life, which he has not offered.
  • Trump’s Influence: The request follows a letter from U.S. President Donald Trump earlier in November, which urged President Herzog to grant Netanyahu a full pardon, calling the case a “political, unjustified prosecution”.
  • Ongoing Trial: Netanyahu is the first sitting Israeli Prime Minister to stand trial. The trial began in 2020, and the defense case with Netanyahu’s testimony started in December 2024, but it has faced numerous delays. The proceedings are expected to continue for several more years. 
Next Steps
The President’s Office has confirmed the request was received and, in accordance with standard procedures, has transferred it to the Pardons Department in the Ministry of Justice. This department will gather opinions from relevant authorities before sending a recommendation to the President’s legal advisor, who will then provide an opinion to President Herzog. Herzog will consider the opinions before making a decision. There is no set deadline for this process. 
Reactions
The request has drawn sharp division in Israel: 
  • Support: Netanyahu’s coalition partners, including Defense Minister Israel Katz and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, supported the request, citing the “complex security reality” and the need for national unity.
  • Opposition: Opposition Leader Yair Lapid urged President Herzog not to grant the pardon without an admission of guilt and a withdrawal from political life, arguing that doing so would be a “deadly blow to the rule of law”. 



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The effects of anti-semitism on Jews in the late USSR

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The effects of anti-semitism on Jews in the late USSR: self-hatred and various character pathologies

State-sponsored and pervasive social anti-semitism in the late USSR led to significant psychological distress among Jews, including feelings of alienation, a damaged sense of self, and internalized anti-semitism (self-hatred), which manifested in various character pathologies and identity conflicts. [1, 2, 3]


Internalized Anti-Semitism and Self-Hatred

The primary psychological impact was the internalization of the negative messages prevalent in Soviet society. This phenomenon led to:
  • Negative Self-Image: Jewish individuals absorbed societal prejudices, resulting in a negative self-image and identity rejection.
  • Feelings of Inferiority and Shame: Ongoing persecution and a subordinate social position produced feelings of anger, embarrassment, guilt, and low self-esteem.
  • Self-Negation: Some individuals exhibited “peculiar self-consciousness” and a tendency toward “self-negation,” attempting to deny their Jewish identity in order to be seen as “normal” Soviet citizens.
  • Identity Conflict: The clash between one’s heritage and the dominant, hostile culture created significant identity conflict. [1, 2, 4, 5, 6]

Character Pathologies and Behavioral Responses

The chronic exposure to discrimination and the resulting psychological stress led to various behavioral and emotional responses:
  • Alienation and Evasion: A profound sense of alienation from the Soviet system replaced any former loyalty. Many Jews sought to hide their Jewish identity, for example, by wishing for a “normal” surname that did not immediately mark them as Jewish.
  • Anxiety and Fear: Jewish citizens lived with a constant fear of persecution, which was well-founded given the history of state-sponsored violence and discrimination. This fear was exacerbated by the lack of reliable official protection.
  • Psychosomatic Symptoms: Studies of Jewish residents with a background of migration from post-Soviet areas have shown an increased rate of depression, anxiety, fatigue, and psychosomatic problems, such as chronic pain and psychocardial symptoms, directly linked to their experiences of anti-semitism and the transgenerational passing of trauma.
  • Assimilation or Emigration: The desire to escape discrimination and psychological harm often led to thoughts of either full assimilation into the dominant Russian culture or, when possible, emigration. The large wave of Jewish emigration that began in the 1970s was a direct result of this deep alienation and rejection. [7, 8, 9, 10]
The effects demonstrate how deeply embedded state-sponsored anti-semitism damaged the mental health and self-perception of Soviet Jews, creating a “damaged identity” in response to pervasive societal and state-level prejudice. [1, 11]



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Брайтонские Частушки: Вот такие вот дела: Всё Контора замела!

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Брайтонские Частушки: 
СССР специализировался на массовом производстве МОРАЛЬНЫХ УРОДОВ, 
под радостный визг КГБэшной Жидовни.


Fuck the Facebook!


Брайтонские Частушки



Рыло поросёнка:
Чушка ты кондовая,
Сучка местечковая,
Стукачка участковая!
Мерзопакостная тварь!

А её сынок Димуня,
КГБешная пиздюня
Перевёлся в FBI:
Там купи, а здесь – продай!

Пусть Алик-Тупарик
Кувыркается в гробу:
“КГБешный Пёс” клеймо
На его жидовском лбу.

Оппа, Оппа,
Америка Европа!
Вот такие вот дела:
Всё Контора замела!

Стелла Пердюкова
(А не Новахова)
Срать уселась снова.
Московская тупая блядь
Ей бы только срать и срать!
Жирная, вонючая,
Мерзавка злоебучая!
Воровка и злодейка,
Как и вся её семейка!

А Алёша Новахов
Важней всех ваших индюков
Всё кричит, что он – дантист,
А на деле – аферист.
Уроду дали по башке,
И мозги его – в горшке.
Теперь рубли он отмывает,
Капитал свой собирает.
И всё пьёт Тестостерон,
Чтоб всех сильней казался он!

А Мери Говнюкова
(Но не Новахова) –
Сумасшедшая корова!
КГБешная зараза,
Вылезла из унитаза!
Хаясыска и говно,
Сдохнуть ей пора давно!
Сдохни, сучка; сдохни блядь,
В рот и в хвост тебя ебать!

У Ашира “Цукер” было погоняло:
Сладко от него всегда воняло.
Трусливый, подлый и тупой,
Остался на всю жизнь такой!

Оппа, Оппа,
Америка Европа!
Вот такие вот дела:
Всё Контора замела!


Проклятие вам всем и смерть,
Чтоб на свете не смердеть!

И то же самое – всем вашим выродкам,
И выродкам всех ваших выродков!

Аминь.


Московские Частушки
А Лена Яровая
Жидовка но тупая.
Не баба а кисель,
К-Г-Б и ка-ни-тель.

#Гусинский – пидор и говно,
Это знают все давно.
Но к тому же он и SPY:
Его ищет FBI!
ЗВОНИТЕ FBI-TIPS:
БОЛЬШОЕ ВОЗНАГРАЖДЕНИЕ!

Дейтройтские Частушки
Была такая тётя,
Тётя Мотя Обормотя,
И звали её не Хава а ЗАВИСТЬ.
От кончиков волос до кончиков ногтей
ЗАВИСТЬ лишь горела в ней.
Ида, пойди в sex shop
И купи себе DILDO
И на нём и женись.
Будет прекрасная пара
Для тебя и твоей разноцветной жопы.
Шепелявая Ирина
Будет вам стелить перины,
Она у нас не любит “stucco”
Но любит лезть в чужую драку.
Знай своё место, дура!

Петербургские Частушки
Новакова Марианна
Сама призналась, без обмана (!):
“Да, БЭШКА Я”, она сказала,
И что бы это означало?
Здесь даже нечего гадать:
КГ-БЭШ-ница и блядь!

Вот вам и частушки,
Намотать на ушки:
Пляшет Брайтонский народ
Свой жидовский хоровод!
Брайтонские Частушки: 
СССР специализировался на массовом производстве МОРАЛЬНЫХ УРОДОВ, 
под радостный визг КГБэшной Жидовни.

Оппа, Оппа,
Америка Европа!
Вот такие вот дела:
Всё Контора замела!



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Russia and Ukraine – 11.25.25

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#Russia and #Ukraine#News Review
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Focusing on recent military actions and ongoing peace negotiations, here is a review of the latest news regarding the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Military Activity
Both nations have launched major, deadly overnight strikes.
Russian Attacks: Russia launched over 460 drones and 22 missiles into Ukraine, resulting in six deaths and 13 injuries, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The strikes caused “extensive damage to residential buildings and civilian infrastructure” across multiple regions including Kyiv and Odesa, and primarily targeted the energy sector to disrupt normal life.
Ukrainian Attacks: Ukraine carried out a significant drone attack on Russia, which Russian officials said killed three people and wounded eight. Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed to have intercepted 249 drones, including 116 over the Black Sea. Ukrainian military sources described the night as “most productive” in November, indicating “deep damage” was inflicted on Russia.
NATO Involvement: NATO fighter jets in Romania were scrambled after at least one Russian drone breached Romanian airspace near the border with Ukraine.
Frontline: In the east, the battle for the key city of Pokrovsk continues to rage, with Russia reportedly making advances.
Peace Negotiations and Diplomatic Efforts
Diplomatic activity has intensified around a U.S.-proposed peace plan, which has been the subject of significant debate and revision.
U.S. Peace Plan: The Trump administration introduced a controversial 28-point peace proposal that initially included many concessions to Russia, such as a cap on Ukraine’s military size and potential territorial losses. The plan has faced criticism for being too favorable to Moscow, and European leaders are working to rebalance it.
Negotiations: U.S. and Ukrainian officials met in Geneva and reported “tremendous progress” and “highly productive” discussions, refining the plan into a 19-point framework that is more acceptable to Kyiv.
Sticking Points: Russia has indicated that many, but not all, points are acceptable, but has not officially received the revised plan. Russia continues to demand the recognition of annexed territories and a guarantee that Ukraine will never join NATO.
European Response: European leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, are pushing back against the U.S. proposal, arguing that without strong deterrence measures, Russia will remain a threat. France has pledged to sell 100 fighter jets to Ukraine to boost its defense capabilities.
Zelenskyy’s Position: President Zelenskyy has said he will discuss “sensitive issues” with President Trump and has stated Ukraine will not agree to a ceasefire that freezes the conflict with Russia occupying its territory.


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Брайтонские Частушки: Вот такие вот дела: Всё Контора замела!

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Брайтонские Частушки: 
СССР специализировался на массовом производстве МОРАЛЬНЫХ УРОДОВ, 
под радостный визг КГБэшной Жидовни.


Fuck the Facebook!


Брайтонские Частушки



Рыло поросёнка:
Чушка ты кондовая,
Сучка местечковая,
Стукачка участковая!
Мерзопакостная тварь!

А её сынок Димуня,
КГБешная пиздюня
Перевёлся в FBI:
Там купи, а здесь – продай!

Пусть Алик-Тупарик
Кувыркается в гробу:
“КГБешный Пёс” клеймо
На его жидовском лбу.

Оппа, Оппа,
Америка Европа!
Вот такие вот дела:
Всё Контора замела!

Стелла Пердюкова
(А не Новахова)
Срать уселась снова.
Московская тупая блядь
Ей бы только срать и срать!
Жирная, вонючая,
Мерзавка злоебучая!
Воровка и злодейка,
Как и вся её семейка!

А Алёша Новахов
Важней всех ваших индюков
Всё кричит, что он – дантист,
А на деле – аферист.
Уроду дали по башке,
И мозги его – в горшке.
Теперь рубли он отмывает,
Капитал свой собирает.
И всё пьёт Тестостерон,
Чтоб всех сильней казался он!

А Мери Говнюкова
(Но не Новахова) –
Сумасшедшая корова!
КГБешная зараза,
Вылезла из унитаза!
Хаясыска и говно,
Сдохнуть ей пора давно!

У Ашира “Цукер” было погоняло:
Сладко от него всегда воняло.
Трусливый, подлый и тупой,
Остался на всю жизнь такой!

Оппа, Оппа,
Америка Европа!
Вот такие вот дела:
Всё Контора замела!


Проклятие вам всем и смерть,
Чтоб на свете не смердеть!

И то же самое – всем вашим выродкам,
И выродкам всех ваших выродков!

Аминь.


Московские Частушки
А Лена Яровая
Жидовка но тупая.
Не баба а кисель,
К-Г-Б и ка-ни-тель.

#Гусинский – пидор и говно,
Это знают все давно.
Но к тому же он и SPY:
Его ищет FBI!
ЗВОНИТЕ FBI-TIPS:
БОЛЬШОЕ ВОЗНАГРАЖДЕНИЕ!

Дейтройтские Частушки
Была такая тётя,
Тётя Мотя Обормотя,
И звали её не Хава а ЗАВИСТЬ.
От кончиков волос до кончиков ногтей
ЗАВИСТЬ лишь горела в ней.
Ида, пойди в sex shop
И купи себе DILDO
И на нём и женись.
Будет прекрасная пара
Для тебя и твоей разноцветной жопы.
Шепелявая Ирина
Будет вам стелить перины,
Она у нас не любит “stucco”
Но любит лезть в чужую драку.
Знай своё место, дура!

Петербургские Частушки
Новакова Марианна
Сама призналась, без обмана (!):
“Да, БЭШКА Я”, она сказала,
И что бы это означало?
Здесь даже нечего гадать:
КГ-БЭШ-ница и блядь!

Вот вам и частушки,
Намотать на ушки:
Пляшет Брайтонский народ
Свой жидовский хоровод!
Брайтонские Частушки: 
СССР специализировался на массовом производстве МОРАЛЬНЫХ УРОДОВ, 
под радостный визг КГБэшной Жидовни.

Оппа, Оппа,
Америка Европа!
Вот такие вот дела:
Всё Контора замела!


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News Today – AM 11/21/2025

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Today’s top news headlines for Friday, November 21, 2025, include major developments in US politics, foreign affairs, and significant domestic events:
US Politics
Trump and NYC Mayor-elect Mamdani Meeting: President Trump is scheduled to meet with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani at the White House today. This high-stakes meeting follows a period of heated rhetoric, including Trump calling Mamdani a “communist” and a “traitor”.
Trump’s “Seditious Behavior” Accusation: Trump has accused Democrats who urged military members to reject “illegal orders” of “seditious behavior, punishable by death”. The comments have drawn sharp criticism from Democratic leaders.
Epstein Files Legislation: A bill to release the Jeffrey Epstein files has been signed into law by Trump, shifting the focus to the timeline for the documents’ release.
CDC Website Changes: The CDC’s website on vaccines and autism has been altered to include false claims about a potential link, a reversal that has sparked controversy and criticism from public health leaders.
World News
Ukraine Peace Plan: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned his country may face a choice between losing US support or its dignity as he considers a Trump-backed peace plan with Russia that would require concessions.
Fighter Jet Crash in Dubai: The pilot of an Indian fighter jet was killed when the aircraft crashed during a demonstration flight at the Dubai Air Show.
.Gaza and Israel: Israeli airstrikes continue inGazadespite a ceasefire, killing two in occupied East Jerusalem and 33 acrossGaza. Anti-Hamas armed groups are seeking a future role in a post-ceasefireGaza
Domestic Events
St. Louis Airport Shooting: An unarmed man wielding a knife was shot and killed by a police officer at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
Fugees Rapper Sentenced: Fugees rapper Pras Michel has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in an illegal campaign donation scheme.
Botulism Outbreak: The CDC has reported that 31 infants have been hospitalized in a botulism outbreak.
For more details on these stories, you can visit major news outlets such as ABC News, the BBC, CNN, NPR, and The New York Times.
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9:09 AM 11/21/2025 – News Today

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9:09 AM 11/21/2025 – News Today

Today’s top news headlines include:

U.S. Politics & News
  • President Trump is facing widespread condemnation and calls of “seditious behavior” after suggesting that Democrats who called on the military to refuse unlawful orders deserve death.
  • New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is set to meet with President Trump at the White House today.
  • The Department of Justice (DOJ) abruptly reversed course, confirming the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey was reviewed by a full grand jury, a blow to his defense.
  • The U.S. Transportation Department has launched a campaign for “civility” on flights, including potential new rules regarding passenger clothing.
  • The CDC’s website was changed to include a claim about vaccines causing autism, sparking controversy and pushback from public health leaders.
  • Fugees rapper Pras Michel was sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in an illegal campaign donation scheme related to the Obama campaign. 
World News
  • Ukraine is studying a new U.S. peace plan, which some allies fear could involve significant territorial concessions to Russia.
  • At least 41 people have died in central Vietnam due to severe flooding, with more rain expected.
  • A pilot was killed after an Indian fighter jet crashed during a demonstration flight at the Dubai Air Show.
  • A massive fire broke out at the COP30 climate talks venue in Brazil, forcing evacuations.
  • Gunmen abducted dozens of pupils and staff from a Catholic school in Nigeria in a recent attack. 
Arts & Culture
  • A self-portrait by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo sold for $55 million, setting a new auction record for a female artist.
  • A rare copy of the first Superman comic book was found in an attic and sold for over $9 million, becoming the most expensive comic ever sold. 
For more details, you can visit authoritative news sources such as The New York TimesThe Washington PostBBC News, or Reuters. 


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News Today – 1:08 PM 11/20/2025

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 News Today – 1:08 PM 11/20/2025

As of 1:08 PM EST on Thursday, November 20, 2025, top news includes 

a market rally driven by Nvidia’s strong earnings, a major shift in the CDC’s website language regarding vaccines and autism, and President Trump calling for the trial of six Democratic lawmakers for alleged sedition. 

U.S. News & Politics
  • Trump on Lawmakers: President Trump called for the arrest and trial of six Democratic lawmakers for “seditious behavior” after they released a video encouraging service members and intelligence officials to not follow illegal orders.
  • CDC Website Changes: The CDC website section on vaccine safety was updated to reflect Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s skepticism, now stating that studies have not definitively ruled out a link between infant vaccines and autism, a reversal of previous agency guidance.
  • Trump and the Fed: President Trump expressed frustration with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, reportedly saying he “would love to fire his ass” as the Fed remains split on the timing and pace of interest rate cuts.
  • Epstein Files Bill: President Trump signed a bill ordering the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated she will follow the law but may redact some information, citing ongoing investigations.
  • Immigration: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported a MS-13 gang leader wanted for murder in El Salvador. 
Business & Economy
  • Stock Market Rally: Wall Street is rallying, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite significantly higher, following a blockbuster earnings report from Nvidia that exceeded analyst expectations for profit and revenue. Nvidia’s stock was up around 3.9% early in the day, though it later turned negative, contributing to some market volatility.
  • Walmart News: Walmart shares climbed over 6% after reporting strong sales and profits. The retailer also announced it will move its stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to the Nasdaq.
  • Jobs Report: A mixed U.S. jobs report has kept hopes alive that the Federal Reserve may still deliver more interest rate cuts. 
International News
  • Ukraine: At least 26 people, including three children, were killed in Russian strikes on the Ukrainian city of Ternopil.
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     remains under Israeli military control, according to reports.

  • : Thirteen people were killed when a passenger bus plunged off a bridge into a river. 



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