Georgia Howe

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President Trump has asked an appeals court to throw out his so-called hush money conviction brought by Democrat Manhattan AG Alvin Bragg.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has the latest.

14 alleged drug smugglers were killed in a new round of U.S.

precision strikes in the Pacific.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced Monday that the United States carried out three coordinated attacks against suspected smuggling vessels.

The exact location of the operations has not been disclosed, but Hegseth confirmed that 14 smugglers were killed and one survivor was rescued.

The strikes mark a further escalation of President Trump's campaign against narco-terrorists operating in the Pacific, which has become an increasingly important smuggling corridor amid tighter border security on land.

And Microsoft founder and climate activist Bill Gates appears to be backpedaling.

In a new memo written by Gates, he says that dire warnings over climate change are overblown.

This comes despite Gates spending billions over the past decade pushing policies to curb emissions while hyping the consequences of climate change.

In fact, just four years ago, he released a book titled How to Avoid a Climate Disaster.

Now, Gates says there's been enough innovation to avoid, quote, super bad outcomes of global warming.

He says next month's climate conference in Brazil should focus more on human welfare than global temperatures.

The U.S.

ramps up its military presence in the Caribbean.

New York Attorney General Letitia James enters a plea in her federal bank fraud case.

And California surfers get their boards stolen by sea otters.

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley.

It's Friday, October 24th, and this is Evening Wire.