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Posted On: November 3rd 2026, 03:15 pm

A little colder. A lot more interesting.
November, Unscripted — FW’26.

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To music that speaks for itself 🎶
The Album #Elissar Thursday at 6:00PM (Beirut Time).
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Jenny from the Block returns to screens in November 🔥💚
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Abad Morales, who owns a construction company in South Texas, was swayed by President Trump’s 2024 campaign question: “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?”⁠
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Two years later, he is asking himself the same question—and now, he says, life has only gotten worse.⁠
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Morales is having a harder time finding workers for his construction jobs and says the cost of everything continues to rise. His company won’t be able to host an annual toy drive this year because he has opted instead to use the money to help friends and local families who have been deported.⁠
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His frustration with Trump has pushed him deeper into politics. Once largely disengaged, Morales is now running for the city commission in Weslaco and has become a Democratic precinct chair. By his count, he has helped register more than 350 voters this year.⁠
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“I’m done. I don’t think it’s right what he’s doing at all,” Morales, 36 years old, said of Trump. “We need a change. It’s time to put our foot down and make a change.”⁠
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As Texans head to the polls to decide some of the nation’s most closely watched races, Latino voters—who helped propel Trump’s return to the White House in 2024—once again could play a decisive role, this time in determining whether Democrats win majorities in the House and Senate.⁠
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A recent Wall Street Journal poll found a majority of Latino voters picking a Democrat for Congress over a Republican, 53% to 35%. On Trump’s job approval among Latinos, only 26% approve while 68% disapprove—significantly lower than his approval of 37% with voters overall, the poll found.⁠
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Read more at the link in our bio.⁠
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📷: @gabriel_v_cardenas and @kgreenleephoto⁠
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