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Tennessee Man Charged with Murder of Kentucky State Trooper During Traffic Stop

Emonnie Branch, a Tennessee man, has been charged with the murder of Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips during a traffic stop. Branch, who was on probation and had a criminal record, was denied bond on the murder charge. A candlelight vigil is scheduled to honor Phillips, who was a three-year veteran of the Kentucky State Police.

New York Post

James Carville Critiques Staffers' Complaints About Mary Peltola's Temper

James Carville criticized staffers who complained about former Alaska Representative Mary Peltola's behavior during her Senate campaign, stating that political campaigns are intense and require resilience. He emphasized that staffers should focus on their work rather than their feelings. Other political strategists acknowledged the challenges of campaign life but noted the seriousness of the allegations against Peltola.

Guardian — US

Judge Ends Federal Oversight of Oakland Police Department After 23 Years

A district judge has ended federal oversight of the Oakland Police Department after 23 years, marking the conclusion of the longest such arrangement in U.S. history. This oversight was initiated following misconduct by a group of officers known as the 'riders' in the early 2000s, which led to numerous civil lawsuits against the department.

New York Post

Caitlin Clark leads Indiana Fever to victory over Las Vegas Aces in playoff series

Caitlin Clark scored 27 points and 15 assists, leading the Indiana Fever to a 99-89 victory over the Las Vegas Aces, evening their playoff series at 1-1. Clark made history by achieving a points-assists double-double in the first half, while the game featured an incident involving A’ja Wilson and a fan. Game 3 will take place on Thursday in Las Vegas.

Washington Examiner

Senator Eric Schmitt Defends Comments Made During Hearing with Jack Smith

Senator Eric Schmitt defended his comments made during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing with former special counsel Jack Smith, asserting he did not make a mistake regarding the location of a basketball game. Schmitt's questioning led to a mix-up between the Atlanta Hawks NBA team and the University of Iowa’s women’s basketball team, which prompted criticism from Senator Amy Klobuchar.

Breitbart

Supreme Court Allows Resumption of 'Safe Third Country' Deportations

The Supreme Court ruled on September 29, 2026, allowing the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to third countries while the legality of the policy is reviewed. The decision follows a previous ruling that blocked the policy, which allows deportations to countries not listed in migrants' removal orders. The legal battle began earlier this year, with a final ruling anticipated in the summer of 2027.

Breitbart

Jeffrey Soros Discusses Family Fellowship Supporting El-Sayed's Education at Fundraiser

Jeffrey Soros, nephew of George Soros, spoke at a fundraiser about his connection to Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, whom he interviewed for a fellowship that supported El-Sayed's education. The event raised concerns for El-Sayed, who has campaigned against the influence of money in politics. A recent poll shows Rogers leading El-Sayed narrowly.

nbcnews.com

Senator Eric Schmitt Accuses Jack Smith of Perjury Over Basketball Game Mix-Up

During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Senator Eric Schmitt accused former special counsel Jack Smith of perjury related to his attendance at a basketball game on February 3, 2024. Smith denied the accusation, clarifying that he attended a different game that day, which was later confirmed by Senator Amy Klobuchar.

The Hill

Senate Rejects Democratic Resolution on West Bank Violence Reporting

The Senate, with Republican senators in opposition, blocked a Democratic resolution that sought to require the Trump administration to report on violence and human rights violations in the West Bank. The measure included provisions for the State Department to report on incidents involving US citizens or to cease aid to Israel.

Washington Examiner

Pima County Sheriff Discredits Ransom Text in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department has stated that a recent ransom message related to the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie is not credible. The message surfaced nearly eight months after Guthrie went missing, and authorities are continuing their investigation into her case, which includes previous ransom notes that have also been deemed fake.

Guardian — US

US Senate Rejects Resolution on Accountability for Violence in West Bank

The US Senate voted against a resolution that would have compelled the state department to report on violence in the occupied West Bank, including the deaths of nine American citizens. The resolution, led by Senator Chris Van Hollen, sought to highlight human rights conditions in the region.