Former CIA Director John Brennan has been subpoenaed to testify before a Florida grand jury on October 15 as part of a Justice Department investigation into alleged conspiracies against former President Donald Trump. Brennan's attorney stated that the investigation includes claims that government officials conspired to deprive Trump of his civil rights. The subpoena follows the resignation of prosecutor Joe diGenova, who was leading the investigation.
The Kennedy Center board will vote on Tuesday about closing its main building for renovations amid ongoing legal disputes regarding naming rights. Officials have warned of potential fiscal collapse within weeks without additional funding.
A coalition of 22 states and Washington, D.C., is suing the Trump administration over a rule that restricts green card access for immigrants relying on public benefits. The lawsuit challenges the Department of Homeland Security's 'public charge' rule.
Tom Homan, a senior official in the Trump administration, confirmed that there are no plans for ICE enforcement at polling sites during the 2026 midterm elections. His remarks come amid concerns from Democratic leaders and organizations about the presence of ICE at polling locations, which they argue could intimidate voters.
Nick La Strada, the former director of election integrity in Missouri, has filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, claiming wrongful termination after raising concerns about misconduct. La Strada alleges he was fired for having 'too much integrity' and was previously stripped of access to essential tools for his job after reporting improper activities.
Joe Manchin, the former Senator from West Virginia, has endorsed Susan Collins in her Senate race in Maine. He praised Collins as the "soul of the Senate" and chose her over progressive challenger Troy Jackson.
Dante Paul Lacourte, a 16-year-old, died from an overdose linked to cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid significantly more potent than fentanyl. His death prompted police investigations leading to multiple arrests and highlighted concerns about the drug's circulation in the illicit market, with federal officials warning of its potential spread across the U.S.
On September 14, 2026, President Trump addressed a report linking Chinese entities to an attack in Iran that killed three U.S. service members. The report indicated that Iran received satellite imagery from China prior to the attack. While U.S. officials have not accused the Chinese government of direct involvement, concerns were raised regarding the influence of the Chinese Communist Party on corporate decisions related to military intelligence.
The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees plans to propose adding President Donald Trump's name to the building's exterior, citing his contributions to its financial stability, according to a court filing. The proposal comes amid ongoing efforts by Democratic Rep. Joyce Beatty to block the naming, which she argues misrepresents the center's safety and financial status.
John Brennan, the former CIA director, has been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury in Florida regarding a Department of Justice investigation into alleged conspiracy against Donald Trump. The subpoena was issued last Thursday, and Brennan is scheduled to appear on October 15.
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett awarded Chris Brown and Usher with a congressional record recognition during a concert in Arlington, Texas, on September 14, 2026. The recognition has drawn criticism due to Brown's history as a convicted abuser.
New York authorities have seized twelve websites involved in publishing nonconsensual deepfake videos, affecting around 1,200 individuals, mostly women. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office announced the seizures on September 14, 2026, as part of ongoing investigations into the creators of such content. Experts emphasize the need for comprehensive action against the deepfake ecosystem to effectively combat the issue.
An investigation by the US Department of Homeland Security's Office of the Inspector General revealed concerning conditions at the now-closed 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center in Florida. Immigrants were reportedly held in small cages for hours and faced inadequate hygiene, medical care, and living conditions. The facility, established by an executive order from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, has been criticized for its treatment of detainees.
Joe diGenova, appointed by President Trump to lead a DOJ investigation, resigned after a disagreement with Attorney General Todd Blanche regarding the investigation's pace and ethical concerns. DiGenova's resignation follows a year of issuing subpoenas without resulting in any criminal charges.
House Republicans are pursuing a strategy to pass key provisions of the SAVE America Act, which includes voter ID requirements, through budget reconciliation to circumvent Democratic opposition. Speaker Mike Johnson and Rep. Bryan Steil are leading the effort, aiming for passage before the upcoming midterm elections despite challenges in the Senate.
Costco has raised the price of its Kirkland Signature synthetic motor oil, leading to purchase limits for customers. The price increase is linked to geopolitical tensions affecting oil supply, with Brent crude prices rising significantly. A pipeline shutdown in Saudi Arabia further complicates the supply situation.
President Donald Trump rejected calls for increased regulation of artificial intelligence, criticizing Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for advocating a slowdown in AI development. Trump asserted that the U.S. leads in AI and emphasized the importance of maintaining that lead over China. Meanwhile, other tech leaders have raised concerns about the risks associated with rapid AI advancements.
Former CIA Director John Brennan has been subpoenaed to testify before a Florida grand jury on October 15 as part of a Justice Department investigation into alleged conspiracies against former President Donald Trump. Brennan's attorney disclosed that the subpoena relates to a probe examining whether government officials conspired to deprive Trump of his civil rights. Brennan is also a target in a separate investigation regarding allegations of lying to Congress.
A federal district judge has ruled that President Trump's mail ballot plan is likely illegal, marking the second such ruling against the plan. The Supreme Court is currently considering the issue.
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