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1. UN Ambassador Nikki Haley resigns
Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, informed President Trump of her plans to resign at the end of the year.  Trump has said that Haley informed him six months ago that she would need a break at the end of 2018 and has accepted her resignation. Haley cited the toll that six years as governor of South Carolina and two years as U.S. ambassador has taken as part of her reasoning. She added that she was also “a believer in term limits,” saying “I think you have to be selfless enough to know when to step aside.” Get the details here.
 
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2. Glenn’s recent interview with CNN International didn’t end well — for CNN
Glenn went and agreed to an interview with CNN International (We told him not to) last Friday. He said he was hoping for a “decent conversation.” What he got was an obviously orchestrated smear attempt that didn’t end so well — for CNN. Interestingly, the interview is very difficult to find on CNN’s website, or anywhere for that matter. But you can catch the highlights here.
 
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3. In-Depth: Michael Rectenwald Crosses the Street
TheBlaze reporter, Kevin Ryan sat down with NYU professor, writer, and former Libertarian Communist, Michael Rectenwald, to take an in-depth look into the onetime radical leftist's journey to the other side of the political road. Read the remarkable interview here.
 
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1,500 noncitizens may have accidentally been registered to vote in California

California's Department of Motor Vehicles has admitted that as many as 1,500 people may have been accidentally registered to vote between April 23 and Sept. 25 of this year. What happened? In late August, Randall Marquis, a Canadian citizen legally residing in Newport Beach, California, with his American citizen wife, applied for a replacement dr... Read more.
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