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FBI Issues Summons to Actress Selma Blair Following Flight Incident

The FBI has issued a summons to actress Selma Blair for allegedly assaulting flight attendants during a flight. The incident reportedly involved her injuring two attendants, with one being bitten. Blair's representative stated she experienced a medical emergency, and she has a history of similar incidents on flights.

Fox News — Politics

US Attorney Discusses Chinese Espionage Activities in the US

First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli described Chinese espionage as 'extremely pervasive' in the United States, citing recent arrests of alleged spies. He emphasized the need for vigilance and disruption of these operations, highlighting specific cases, including the arrest of Wanying Zhang, who allegedly conducted surveillance on a relative of Taiwan's president.

The Verge

Elon Musk Donates Over $276 Million to Republican Midterm Efforts

Elon Musk has donated at least $276 million to Republican groups since July, making him the top known donor for the party. A significant portion of this funding, $158 million, has been directed to the Senate Leadership Fund, which aims to maintain a Republican majority in the Senate.

Breitbart

House Democrats Acknowledge 'Indigenous Peoples' Day'

House Democrats recognized 'Indigenous Peoples' Day' instead of Columbus Day, highlighting the contributions of Indigenous Peoples. The acknowledgment included a post on X, which received mixed responses. President Biden had previously recognized the day in 2021, emphasizing the resilience of Indigenous Peoples and the need for equity. Representatives Pressley and Markey also commemorated the day, calling for justice and partnership with Indigenous communities.

The Intercept

Super PAC Targets Wrong Portland with Attack Ads in Senate Race

The Defending Main Street super PAC mistakenly targeted Portland, Oregon, with an attack ad against Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson, instead of Portland, Maine. The ad criticized Jackson on tax issues but was shown over 1 million times in the wrong location, leading to criticism from political operatives.

nypost.com

Trump Considers Firing Kimberly Guilfoyle Amid Allegations of Misconduct

President Trump is considering firing Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece, due to allegations of misconduct. Reports indicate she is under investigation for staff mistreatment and for allegedly leveraging her position for personal gain, including asking a donor to pay off a credit card bill in exchange for favors.

ms.now

Democrats Competitive in Republican-held Governor's Races Ahead of November Elections

As the November 3 elections approach, Democrats are showing competitive leads in several Republican-held governor's races, particularly in Iowa and Ohio. Polling indicates close contests in Georgia, Nevada, and Texas, while Kansas is projected to remain under Republican control. The dynamics of these races reflect the impact of national political trends and local candidate strategies.

cbsnews.com

Homeland Security Investigates Ilhan Omar's Immigration Paperwork

Rep. Ilhan Omar's home was searched by Homeland Security investigators as part of an investigation into her immigration paperwork from childhood. Omar's office described the raid as an abuse of power, while HSI confirmed the execution of a search warrant as part of an ongoing federal investigation.

the-sun.com

Springfield, Massachusetts Proposes New Regulations for Door-to-Door Sales

Springfield, Massachusetts is proposing a new ordinance to regulate door-to-door sales, which includes a potential $300 fine for aggressive sales tactics. The proposal aims to address resident complaints and would require salespersons to register with local authorities and adhere to specific operating hours. The City Council will discuss the proposal in an upcoming meeting.

yahoo.com

Elon Musk Donates $366 Million to Political Campaigns Ahead of 2026 Elections

Elon Musk has contributed approximately $366 million to political campaigns for the 2026 midterm elections, with a significant portion aimed at supporting Republican candidates. His donations include substantial amounts to various super PACs and political groups, positioning him as a leading political donor this election cycle.

yahoo.com

Federal Agents Conduct Search at Rep. Ilhan Omar's Home as Part of Investigation

Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations searched the Washington home of Representative Ilhan Omar on October 12 as part of a criminal investigation related to immigration paperwork submitted by her late father. The search raises concerns about the potential influence of law enforcement actions on the upcoming midterm elections, as Omar seeks re-election. No charges have been announced against her in connection with the search.

PBS NewsHour

Federal Agents Search Home of Rep. Ilhan Omar Amid Ongoing Investigation

Federal agents searched the home of Representative Ilhan Omar on October 12, 2026, as part of a criminal investigation, which has raised concerns about the timing before the midterm elections. Omar described the search as part of an intimidation campaign by President Trump and has denied allegations of immigration fraud. The Justice Department confirmed the search but did not provide details about the investigation.

Daily Wire

Saudi Court Sentences Sri Lankan Man to Death for Facebook Comment

A Saudi appeals court has sentenced a 24-year-old Sri Lankan man, Anojan Sivarasa, to death for a Facebook comment that insulted the Prophet Muhammad. The case arose from a religious dispute online, and Sivarasa's family has expressed concern over his treatment and lack of communication from authorities.

PBS NewsHour

Trump and Rubio Consider Firing Ambassador Guilfoyle Amid Allegations of Improper Conduct

President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are contemplating the termination of U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle due to allegations of improper conduct. Reports detail various questionable actions attributed to Guilfoyle, prompting calls for an investigation from Democratic leaders. Guilfoyle's lawyers have denied wrongdoing and defended her actions.

Guardian — US

Ilhan Omar's Home Raided by Federal Agents Amid Investigation

Federal agents conducted a search of Representative Ilhan Omar's home on October 12, 2026, as part of a criminal investigation. Omar has faced accusations of immigration fraud from former President Trump and his allies, and she responded to the raid by condemning it as a politically motivated action.

Fox News — Latest

Hillary Clinton Discusses 2016 Election Loss and Challenges Facing Democrats

Hillary Clinton discussed her 2016 election loss and the challenges faced by Democratic voters during an event for Nebraska Democrats. She emphasized the need for Democrats to demonstrate to voters that their participation matters and criticized the current political landscape, including President Trump's approach. Clinton also endorsed Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan for the U.S. Senate in the 2026 midterm elections.

New York Post

Adam Schefter Predicts Consequences for Commanders Following Overtime Tie

Adam Schefter has indicated that the Commanders' performance in their recent game may lead to future consequences for the team, particularly for coach Dan Quinn. Former NFL coach Rex Ryan criticized the team's clock management during the game, suggesting that such mistakes could jeopardize Quinn's position. The Commanders failed to capitalize on their final possession, allowing the game to end in a tie.

New York Post

Sean Combs transported from New Jersey prison to hospital for head injury

Sean Combs was taken from federal prison Fort Dix in New Jersey to a hospital for treatment of a non-life-threatening head injury. His representative confirmed awareness of the situation, while details surrounding the injury remain unclear. Combs is currently serving a 50-month sentence for prostitution-related charges, and his release date has been pushed back.

Fox News — Latest

Idaho Professor Discusses Impact of False Accusations in Op-Ed

Rebecca Scofield, a University of Idaho historian, has shared her experiences following false accusations made by TikTok psychic Ashley Guillard regarding her involvement in the murders of four students. In a New York Times op-ed, Scofield detailed the emotional distress and safety concerns for her family, as well as the legal actions she has taken against Guillard, which resulted in a $10 million defamation award.