The California Supreme Court has ruled that Sheriff Chad Bianco must return over 650,000 ballots he seized during an investigation into alleged voting fraud. The court found his actions unlawful, stating he should refrain from further handling of ballots.
A report from the US Government Accountability Office details significant financial issues related to the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement's efforts to increase detention capacity. The report indicates that costs have already reached tens of millions and may continue to rise due to mismanagement.
The Senate voted 49-50 against a bipartisan war powers resolution aimed at ending the conflict in Iran. Most vulnerable Republican senators supported President Trump in opposing the measure, while some senators in competitive elections expressed a desire to conclude the war due to rising gas prices.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) responded to allegations from Democrats regarding an ICE shooting incident involving Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a Venezuelan national. DHS disputed claims about Perez's medical treatment and legal status, asserting that he entered the U.S. illegally. Former ICE Director Jonathan Fahey suggested the political backlash may be intentional, reflecting a broader agenda among Democrats regarding immigration enforcement.
The Navy has established the Robotic and Autonomous Systems Warfighting Development Center at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story in Virginia, aimed at integrating robotic systems into naval operations. Rear Adm. Melvin Smith has been appointed as the center's inaugural commander, tasked with developing implementation plans for the Navy's autonomous efforts.
Four Republican senators voted with Democrats on a resolution to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, amid rising public concern over the conflict and fuel prices. Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Thom Tillis broke ranks with the majority of their party, which continues to support Trump's approach. The vote reflects growing discontent among voters and the impact of the upcoming elections on lawmakers' positions.
Reporters from CNN, Politico, and MS NOW regained access to the White House after a temporary restraining order was issued by U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly. The ban on these journalists was deemed a violation of the First Amendment, as the judge found no evidence supporting claims that their reporting endangered national security.
An Iranian American group has filed a lawsuit seeking a federal court ruling on the constitutionality of the war with Iran. The lawsuit was submitted on Thursday and follows a protest held in Washington earlier this year.
An Iranian American group has filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking to declare the war with Iran unconstitutional. The lawsuit argues that the conflict lacks proper congressional authorization.
James Copenhaver, who was injured during an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in 2024, has died from complications related to his injuries. Copenhaver, a veteran in his mid-70s, was shot during the incident at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and had been dealing with permanent injuries since then.
James Copenhaver, who was injured during an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in 2024, has died from complications related to his injuries. Copenhaver was shot during the incident at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and had been dealing with permanent injuries since then.
New Jersey has imposed a $1.1 million fine on DataOne, the operator of a major data center, for illegally operating gas generators without permits. An investigation revealed that many of the generators were running at capacities far exceeding state limits, raising environmental concerns due to harmful emissions.
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the White House on September 24, 2026, to discuss trade tensions and the risks related to technology and artificial intelligence. The meeting aimed to address ongoing issues in US-China relations.
Senator Mitch McConnell has publicly challenged former President Donald Trump to release security aid for Taiwan amid Trump's meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. McConnell and several Republican senators expressed concerns that Trump's approach could weaken U.S. deterrence in the Indo-Pacific and called for the release of $1.3 billion in security assistance and a $14 billion weapons package for Taiwan.
The California Supreme Court has ruled on the legality of Sheriff Chad Bianco's seizure of ballots from the 2025 election. The decision was made on September 24, 2026, and focuses on the sheriff's adherence to election laws.
Jenisha Watts announced her decision to send her son to private school, influenced by her experiences with struggling schools and the recent reflections of her friend, Nikole Hannah-Jones, on her daughter's public-school education. Hannah-Jones emphasized the need for systemic changes to address educational inequality, while Watts expressed that parents should not have to choose between their children's needs and the quality of education available.
The White House is pushing for the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls in various states ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, citing concerns over illegal voting. The Department of Homeland Security has been reviewing voter rolls and found significant numbers of non-citizens registered to vote, prompting calls for legislative action to ensure only citizens can vote.
A federal court has mandated that President Trump lift his ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. Despite this ruling, reporters from these outlets were not granted access, leading their lawyers to seek further judicial intervention.
The State Department has mandated that its diplomats use the term 'super intelligence' in place of 'artificial intelligence' in their communications. This change comes after a request from President Trump, as reported by The Associated Press.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued Polymarket, alleging the company is operating an illegal gambling operation and offering unlicensed betting markets. This lawsuit follows a similar case against another prediction market, Kalshi, and raises questions about the classification of event contracts under state and federal law.
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