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On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:

• Tulsi Gabbard announces she’s leaving the Democratic Party.
• University of Florida students protest the school’s presidential candidate Ben Sasse.
• Uvalde school district superintendent announces plan to resign.
• Nissan sells assets in Russia to the Russian government for one Euro.

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The most valuable crypto stories for Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2022.

Google will start accepting crypto payments for cloud services early next year. The tech giant said it will receive crypto payment via an integration with crypto exchange Coinbase. Plus, the state of the NFT market as CNN is "saying goodbye" to its Web3 project Vault.

See also: 

Google Partners With Coinbase to Accept Crypto Payments for Cloud Services

Block Subsidiary Spiral, Mining Tech Firm Braiins Spearhead Push for Bitcoin Mining Upgrades

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Wall Street seems convinced that forward guidance is going to be rough.

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On today’s episode, NLW checks in on the macro scene, including:

• What the earnings report season that begins this week might tell us about where corporate America is headed
• Why the Federal Reserve still doesn’t care about stock prices 
• Why the former whales in the market aren’t buying Treasurys like they used to 

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New explosions and Russian missile strikes on Ukraine. Fallout in Los Angeles government, from racist remarks caught on tape. Colonoscopies -- under the microscope in a new study. Correspondent Deborah Rodriguez has the CBS World News Roundup for Tuesday, October 11, 2022:

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Our correspondent meets with Peter Obi, who has a handsome poll lead and an appeal that spans the country’s religions and ethnicities. But his presidential bid still faces obstacles. Myanmar’s ruling junta is doing more than suppressing the country’s people: it is battering the economy equally efficiently. And remembering Brother Andrew, who made daring deliveries behind the Iron Curtain.

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Alabama

• Lawyers for inmate Alan Miller say lethal injection attempt was torture
• Inmate at Donaldson facility found unresponsive, no foul play suspected
• Elmore Corrections inmate retains lawyers for charges against CO
• CA man wanted for attempted robbery in AL is caught and jailed in TN
• Carnival Cruise Lines' Ecstasy left Mobile port to sail into retirement
• Buc-ees in Athens to hold massive hiring event ahead of grand opening

National

• Joe Biden reverses position and offers US missile systems to Ukraine
• FCC votes to withdraw authority to Chinese telecommunication company
• 2 doctors in CA filed federal lawsuit against state law targeting Physicians
• Kaiser Permanente study shows Covid booster causes more harm
• Colorado SoS sends 30,000 postcards on voter registration to non citizens
• Rivian recalls 13,00 EVs due to steering problems

The news to know for Tuesday, October 11, 2022!

What to know about Russia’s biggest attacks on Ukraine since the first week of war, and the next move world leaders are watching closely. Also: Harvey Weinstein is back on trial. We’ll tell you what he’s facing this time.

Plus: expect tighter security measures at some polling places, what the real life ‘Inventing Anna’ is saying after being released from jail, why the newest iPhones are causing some accidental calls to 911, and the top fast-food chain given the title of slowest drive thru…

Those stories and more news to know in around 10 minutes!

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American corporations are increasingly taking sides on political issues—and it seems they’re often embracing socialist ideas rather than the free market.

That’s led former Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad and others to create the American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce. The group launched earlier this year to put the focus back on pro-business policies and limited government—rather than woke ideas pushed by activists on the left.

Gentry Collins, CEO of the American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce, comes to the job after serving as the national political director at both the Republican Governors Association and the Republican National Committee. He spoke to "The Daily Signal Podcast" about the organization. A lightly edited transcript is below. 

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