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[Raven Esparza @RavenEsparza]

According to @Crux , Russia wants to swap Paul Whelan for “dreaded assassin” Vadim Krasokiv.

Vadim Krasokiv is currently serving a life sentence for murder in Germany, according to @Crux .

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[Raven Esparza @RavenEsparza]

@fmrussell Paul Whelan remains a prisoner in Russia, as the prisoner swap between the U.S. and Russia involved WNBA basketball star Britney Griner and armed specialist Viktor Bout, according to @ABC7.

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WH National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, describes the commitment to freeing Paul Whelan is the president’s “top priority.”

John Kirby, Coordinator for Strategic Communications for National Security, said the U.S. made a proposal to Putin.

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@fmrussell Argentina keeps Lionel Messi’s final World Cup journey alive with a 4-3 win in penalty kicks over the Netherlands, leading them to the semifinals where they will face Croatia, according to @washingtonpost.

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@fmrussell On Thursday, the Supreme Court announced they will make a final ruling for Biden’s administration to cancel student-loan debt that could affect millions by the end of June, according to @WSJ.

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@fmrussell Just two days before the 2022 FIFA World Cup starts, Qatar raised a ban on all alcohol sales that were “promised” to be served to fans attending the event, according to @washingtonpost.

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[Raven Esparza @RavenEsparza]

@fmrussell Twitter accounts created on Nov.9 or later have been prevented from subscribing to Twitter Blue due to scammers “impersonating” companies and organizations, according to @WSJ

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@fmrussell Over 261,000 Hobbs have been increased by employers across the U.S. in October, as the declination in hiring continues to progress, according to the Labor Department on Friday.

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@fmrussell It has been “35 years since the last World Series day game,” and will continue to not take place in the daytime, as people under the age of 40 have not experienced such an event at this time, according to @washingtonpost.

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@fmrussell On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Henry E. Autrey of Missouri, rejected an appeal by group of Republican leaders to block Biden administration student-loan forgiveness program, according to @WSJ

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@fmrussell Inflation has risen 0.4 percent from September, in spite of policymakers’ work to bring down high prices. Investors are worrying the report will establish “tougher interest rates,” according to @washingtonpost

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@fmrussell The Federal Reserve and central banks risk sending the economy into recession if they keep raising interest rates, according to the United Nations agency.

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@fmrussell Japan is finally expected to open its borders to international tourists to visit on their own without having to book a package tour starting Oct. 11th, according to @WSJ.

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[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Japan is set to fully reopen to tourists on Oct. 11. Here’s what you need to know before you book and what to expect when you’re there. https://t.co/qAjlCpW5WZ

[Raven Esparza @RavenEsparza]

@fmrussell Masks will no longer be required in transportation hubs across L.A. County, as this no mask mandate will be in action starting Friday, according to @ABC7

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[ABC7 Eyewitness News @ABC7]

Starting today, mask requirements will be lifted in several areas across L.A. County, including public transit, correctional facilities and homeless shelters. Here's what you need to know: https://t.co/2K24NfqD4q

[Raven Esparza @RavenEsparza]

@fmrussel According to @NBCNews, over 150 stores that are “low producing” are being prepared to close down, along with 20% of the workforce being unemployed in multiple states.

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[NBC News @NBCNews]

Bed Bath & Beyond released a list of the initial 56 stores it plans to close as part of a broader restructuring to stabilize the home goods chain's struggling business. https://t.co/UuhQbWeXhX

[Raven Esparza @RavenEsparza]

@fmrussell Today, according to @NBCNews Queen Elizabeth II, 96, is under medical supervision at her castle in Balmoral, Scotland. Members of the family have or will arrive to the castle to support in Scotland.

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[NBC News @NBCNews]

"The whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from Buckingham Palace," PM Truss said in a tweet.

Truss was appointed Britain's leader by Queen Elizabeth just days ago. https://t.co/4fiWeyGwOL

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@fmrussell As inflation may soon begin to ease, over 315,000 jobs have been secured in August, despite the unemployment rate rising to 3.7%, according to @NBCNews.

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[NBC News @NBCNews]

America’s employers upped jobs last month but slowed hiring to potentially help the Federal Reserve in its fight to reduce inflation. https://t.co/H6wvhn0OW6

[Raven Esparza @RavenEsparza]

This fall, the first AP course on African American studies will be campaigned throughout 60 high schools in the United States.

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[The New York Times @nytimes]

The first AP course and exam on African American studies will undergo a pilot program in 60 U.S. high schools this fall. The course will address not just history but civil rights, politics, literature, the arts and geography. https://t.co/IWMUz5bz6v