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How often does Tucker Carlson mention demons? Someone counted Original

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By Will Carless Verified
| USA Today Verified
Oct. 31, 2026, 5:05 a.m. ET There’s something haunting Tucker Carlson, and it’s not just the rise of the woke left, or the decline in American masculinity, or even the erosion of patriotic values. It’s demons. Lots and lots of demons.
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Olympic surfer suspended, Tahiti investigates alleged sexual assault of a minor

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By Will Carless Verified, Josh Peter Verified
| Lufkin Daily News Verified
Law enforcement officials on the island of Tahiti have launched an investigation into an alleged group sexual assault on a minor female surfer after an August surfing competition at the world-famous surfing spot Teahupo'o. The investigation was confirmed to USA TODAY Sports by Jacques Louvier, advocate general of the court of appeals in Papeete, Tahiti. It comes after almost two weeks of speculation and rumor after the World Surfing League announced Oct.
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Olympic surfer suspended, Tahiti investigates alleged sexual assault of a minor Original

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By Will Carless Verified, Josh Peter Verified
| USA Today Verified
Updated Oct. 23, 2026, 9:47 a.m. ET Law enforcement officials on the island of Tahiti have launched an investigation into an alleged group sexual assault on a minor female surfer after an August surfing competition at the world-famous surfing spot Teahupo'o. The investigation was confirmed to USA TODAY Sports by Jacques Louvier, advocate general of the court of appeals in Papeete, Tahiti. It comes after almost two weeks of speculation and rumor after the World Surfing League announced Oct.
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Olympic surfer suspended, Tahiti investigates alleged sexual assault of a minor

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By Will Carless Verified, Josh Peter Verified
| Flipboard
World News 3 hours ago Why do women in public life become targets? France 24 - Annette Young , Stéphanie CHEVAL , Jennifer BEN BRAHIM • 3h A brutal targeted attack on an Australian female MP, who lost both her legs as a result, has reignited concerns over the rising levels of violence against women in public life. Also Cornell University is facing a no-confidence vote over its handling of an alleged gang rape in 2024.
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One of surfing's fastest-rising stars at center of sexual assault allegations

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By Will Carless Verified, Josh Peter Verified
| Flipboard
It began with three air mattresses on the floor of a San Francisco apartment and two young men looking for a way to make extra money to help pay …
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Teacher, parent hailed as heroes in halting Oregon school shooter

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By Christopher Cann Verified, Natalie Neysa Alund Verified, Jeanine Santucci Verified, Aysha Bagchi Verified, Josh Meyer Verified, Will Carless Verified
| MSN Verified
The teen gunman suspected of firing his way into a special education class at a Bend, Oregon, elementary school and killing four people before being fatally shot by a bystander has been identified as 16-year-old Griffin J. John II, authorities said Friday. Authorities have praised the actions of the bystander as heroic; police said he followed the shooter inside after seeing him blast through a door at Silver Rail Elementary.
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Teen suspect identified, bystander hailed as hero in Oregon school shooting

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By Christopher Cann Verified, Natalie Neysa Alund Verified, Jeanine Santucci Verified, Aysha Bagchi Verified, Josh Meyer Verified, Will Carless Verified
| MSN Verified
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After months of hardship at sea, USS Lincoln sailors get rock-star welcome

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By Will Carless Verified
| MSN Verified
SAN DIEGO — They survived almost a year of hostile seas, cramped quarters, weeks without touching dry land, and supply-chain problems that left their food less than ideal. But when the sailors of the USS Abraham Lincoln walked into the loving crowd at Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado, California, they were greeted like rock stars Hundreds of family members, friends, fellow sailors, and Marines gathered at the base on Oct.
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USS Abraham Lincoln returns home after historic deployment. Live updates Original

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By Miles Herszenhorn Verified, Will Carless Verified, Chris Quintana Verified
| USA Today Verified
1:19 pm ETShare this update Families say it's been a 'waiting game' as deployment length changed Will Carless Finn Daniel has never met his father. Vincent Daniel, 22, has been deployed on the USS Abraham Lincoln for 10 months. Finn was born one month into that deployment — the second-longest in United States history for an aircraft carrier. Finn’s mother, 27-year-old Kylie Daniel, has been holding down the fort while dad has been serving his country.
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The USS Lincoln is returning home as lengthy deployment ends

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By Miles Herszenhorn Verified, Will Carless Verified
| MSN Verified
SAN DIEGO – The U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier will return home to San Diego on Oct. 8, after a grueling, 321-day marathon deployment that saw its crew brave deteriorating conditions while operating in an active combat zone for months. The lengthy deployment took a toll on the crew, which experienced mental health challenges, poor living conditions, and reduced meal options during a record-setting amount of time at sea without a port stop.
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