Trump Says Deportations Too Tough, Russell Brand Sentenced, Keisha Lance Bottoms On Her Run
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Top headlines for Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Georgia Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms says God told her to run, President Trump says his deportation policy may have been too tough, Russell Brand is sentenced to more than 10 years in prison, and Israel moves to phase out U.S. military aid.
00:11 Ga. Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms: ‘God told me to’ run for governor, 'supplied all of our needs'
00:58 Trump says deportation policy was 'too tough,' open to working with Dems on immigration reform
01:44 Päivi Räsänen warns hate speech laws are pushing Europe toward 'ideological totalitarianism'
03:20 Russell Brand sentenced to more than a decade in prison for sex crimes
04:09 Israel aims to finalize phasing out of US military aid before new Congress takes office: report
04:59 Pastor Lonnie Snell’s affair hit suspended church executive like a concussion: New Life Chapel
05:45 Joe Rogan: 'Woke weirdness' has infiltrated Christianity
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- Ga. Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms: ‘God told me to’ run for governor, 'supplied all of our needs'
- Trump says deportation policy was 'too tough,' open to working with Dems on immigration reform
- Päivi Räsänen warns hate speech laws are pushing Europe toward 'ideological totalitarianism'
- Russell Brand sentenced to more than a decade in prison for sex crimes
- Israel aims to finalize phasing out of US military aid before new Congress takes office: report
- Pastor Lonnie Snell’s affair hit suspended church executive like a concussion: New Life Chapel
- Joe Rogan: 'Woke weirdness' has infiltrated Christianity
