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Protesters Confront ICE Agents During New York Chinatown Operation
Protesters encircled federal agents during vendor arrests in Manhattan’s Chinatown.
SpaceX Loses Guarantee of First Moon Landing
Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy remains adamant about returning American boots to the lunar surface—and doing it before communist China.
North Carolina Senate Approves New US House Seat Map With GOP Advantage
The state Senate passed the redistricting bill along party lines. If passed by the state House of Representatives, it cannot be vetoed by the governor.
San Francisco Mayor Responds to Trump Comments About Sending National Guard
He said the National Guard does not have the authority to arrest drug dealers.
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Vance Announces Civilian Military Cooperation Center, Vows No US Troops in Gaza
Americans will help staff the new command center, while other nations could supply troops to assist with peacekeeping efforts.
Education Dept. Reaches Settlement on Student Loan Forgiveness for Income-Driven Repayment Plans
The Trump administration will continue processing applications that allow the cancellation of student debt under eligible plans.
US Marshal Shot, Wounded in South LA
The federal officer and an illegal immigrant were wounded during an immigration enforcement traffic stop.
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Trump Praises Data Center Developers for Advancing Projects by Building Own Power Plants
The president said while the grid cannot expand as rapidly as China, American corporations are using his policies to bring their own juice to AI proposals.
Maryland Gov. Again Hints He Is Open to Redrawing Congressional Map
The governor said he thought most maps across the nation are unfairly drawn.
Trump Predicts Republicans ‘Should Do Fantastically Well’ in Midterms
The president made the comments to Republican senators on Tuesday.
Affordable Care Act Premiums Going Up, New Figures Show
Previews from a dozen states show that people will have to pay more for health insurance next year.
Two More Suspects Charged Over Attack on DOGE Staffer
As many as 10 suspects were involved in the August carjacking, with four having been arrested so far.
Amazon Web Services Recover After Major Outage Brings Down Apps, Websites Worldwide
Problems in Amazon’s key cloud hub have caused cascading outages across many platforms that rely on the internet for operations.
Federal Appeals Court Allows Trump’s National Guard Deployment in Oregon
On Oct. 8, the appeals court restored the president’s control over the troops but said he could not deploy them for the time being.
Trump Makes List of Demands for China Ahead of Potential Meeting With Xi
‘I don’t want them to play the rare earth game with us,’ Trump told reporters.
Chipmaker Nexperia’s China Arm Tells Staff to Ignore Dutch HQ, Deepening Semiconductor Split
The dispute over control of Nexperia is unfolding amid ongoing U.S.–China semiconductor supply chain tensions and export blacklists.
Meloni Criticizes Efforts to Remove Columbus Day in Message to Italian Americans
‘They seek to cancel our culture. They are wrong,’ the Italian Prime Minister said.
Trump to Increase Tariffs, Cut Subsidies to Colombia Over Drug Trafficking
He accused Colombian President Gustavo Petro of facilitating and encouraging the illegal drug trade.
US Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago Warns Citizens as Tensions With Venezuela Rise
The island nation is caught in regional tensions as Washington increases pressure on Caracas.
When Government Could Reopen—Key Dates to Watch
As the shutdown drags deeper into October, the calendar now becomes a significant factor in how and when the government might reopen.
