The New York attorney general's office has requested information from Oswego officials regarding their response to a standoff involving Border Patrol agents and two suspected illegal immigrants who hid on a roof. The inquiry follows ongoing discussions about local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities, and local officials have been asked to provide various incident-related documentation.
A rumor about Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico's absence from the campaign trail has been debunked by time-stamped security camera images showing him at home recovering from the flu. Critics have questioned why this evidence was not released earlier as speculation about his whereabouts grew online.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has proposed a plan called "AI Under Control" that seeks to halt the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems and data centers. This proposal is a response to voter concerns about the impact of AI.
The Justice Department has reached a $315 million settlement with CVS Pharmacy regarding allegations of improperly filled opioid prescriptions. The settlement resolves a lawsuit claiming CVS violated the Controlled Substances Act and the False Claims Act by dispensing prescriptions without legitimate medical purposes.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC linked to House Speaker Mike Johnson, is withdrawing support from Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA) just days after endorsing her. This funding cut comes as Miller-Meeks faces a competitive reelection campaign against Christina Bohannan, with recent polls showing Bohannan in the lead.
U.S. officials indicate that North Korea has been able to generate significant revenue through remote I.T. jobs, circumventing international sanctions. The F.B.I. has intervened to disrupt this operation.
U.S. officials have indicated that North Korea has been able to generate significant revenue through remote I.T. jobs, circumventing international sanctions. The F.B.I. has intervened to address this issue.
According to a Gallup poll released on October 13, 2026, Democrats have a favorability rating of 43 percent, surpassing the 35 percent rating for Republicans. The poll results come as candidates make their final appeals ahead of the midterm elections in November.
Experts are advising parents on how to prepare their children for the potential livestreaming of Nidal Malik Hasan's execution on December 3. They emphasize the importance of providing accurate information and reassurance to children, as exposure to graphic content could have psychological effects. Parents are encouraged to limit access to such content and engage in proactive discussions about safety and emotional well-being.
US President Donald Trump's decision to allow the purchase of Russian diesel has sparked criticism from Ukraine and may impact US-Ukraine relations. Experts suggest that the deal is linked to the upcoming US midterm elections and could benefit Russia. They advise Ukraine to maintain communication with the US and explore collaboration with European nations to mitigate the deal's effects.
US district judge Ana Reyes has ordered a temporary halt to tree-cutting at the East Potomac golf course until 26 October. The ruling follows a hearing where the judge criticized the government's actions regarding the course's redevelopment.
Cornell University has suspended fraternity parties for the remainder of the academic year and will involve the New York State Police in investigating sexual assault allegations on campus. President Michael Kotlikoff announced a new 'zero tolerance' policy for fraternity violations and plans for a comprehensive review of fraternity life, alongside initiatives to enhance support for victims and prevention programs.
The Cook Political Report has shifted four gubernatorial races to favor Democrats, including a significant change in Alaska, which now leans Democrat. This update reflects the current political landscape in states with Republican governors.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump discussed the potential for military action against Iran prior to upcoming elections in Israel and the U.S. Netanyahu expressed concerns about Iran's nuclear program, while Trump indicated he would not strike Iran before the midterms. The discussions have raised concerns about the political implications of renewed military operations.
The Cook Political Report has revised its ratings for various governor races, indicating a shift in Alaska's race towards Democrats and a slight weakening for Republicans in Nebraska, Vermont, and Oklahoma. Alaska's race is now rated as lean Democrat, while the others are rated as likely Republican.
Katie Zacharia held her first press briefing as White House press secretary on October 13, 2026, which lasted under 15 minutes and featured questions from conservative media. She announced the resignation request of ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle and emphasized her role in promoting President Trump's policies as he prepares for midterm election campaigning. Recent polls indicate low approval ratings for Trump, particularly regarding his economic management.
Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned as U.S. Ambassador to Greece following a request from the White House amid a misconduct investigation. Guilfoyle claims the allegations against her are false and intends to defend her reputation. The investigation includes claims of misconduct related to her connections with wealthy individuals and a solicitation for financial assistance from a Trump donor.
Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned from her position as US Ambassador to Greece after President Trump requested her to step down due to allegations regarding her solicitation of funds for personal expenses. Guilfoyle denied any wrongdoing and expressed her continued support for Trump and his policies.
JPMorgan Chase announced a profit of $15.3 billion, which did not meet analysts' expectations. The decline in earnings is attributed to the effects of rising interest rates.
Southern California coastal areas are recovering from flooding and damage caused by extreme weather over the weekend, linked to the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel. The storm also affected Baja California in Mexico and Las Vegas.
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