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Washington Examiner

Cook County and Connecticut submit briefs to Supreme Court on AR-15 bans

The Supreme Court will hear arguments regarding assault weapons bans in Cook County and Connecticut in December. Both local governments argue that AR-15s are exceptionally dangerous and not protected under the Second Amendment. Pro-gun groups counter that the bans infringe on the right to bear arms. The Trump administration supports the pro-gun position, asserting the bans are unconstitutional.

The Hill

DeSantis presents Trump with gold coin featuring controversial image

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis welcomed President Trump with a gold coin featuring Trump's image and a middle finger gesture. The coin also includes the inscription, "YOU MISSED B—–S." Trump showed the coin to reporters, but additional context is not available.

Ars Technica

US Space Force Aims to Establish New Spaceport by 2030

The US Space Force plans to establish a new spaceport by 2030 to support heavy-lift launches. However, officials have not yet determined a location or land acquisition strategy. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink emphasized the need for this additional site during a recent congressional hearing.

Fox News — Latest

Ilhan Omar Responds to Trump's Allegations Regarding Her Name and Marriage

Representative Ilhan Omar has responded to President Donald Trump's accusations regarding her name and marriage allegations. Trump claimed she used a fake name and called for her resignation, while Omar's office asserted her name is Ilhan Omar. The allegations are part of an ongoing federal investigation into potential false statements on immigration paperwork.

The Hill

Trump confirms direction to DOJ on Alaska election lawsuit

President Trump confirmed that he directed the DOJ to file a lawsuit to prevent the certification of the Alaska Senate election if Senator Dan Sullivan loses. The lawsuit was filed on October 22, 2026, citing concerns over a candidate with a similar name.

Axios

Progressives Shift Stance on Impeachment Efforts Against Trump

Progressive House members are distancing themselves from impeachment efforts against President Trump, labeling them as 'performative.' This shift reflects a broader change in the Democratic Party's approach to accountability, with some members advocating for more substantive actions rather than political messaging.

New York Times — US

Political Operative Donates Advisory Fees to Trump's Library Fund

James Blair, a political operative, has donated his advisory fees from a pro-Russian Balkan government to the library fund of former President Trump. The donation highlights the connections between political operatives and foreign governments.

Deutsche Welle

Increased Russian Attacks Reported in Kyiv, Ukraine

Reports indicate that Russian attacks on Kyiv, Ukraine, have intensified, making 2026 one of the conflict's bloodiest years. Deutsche Welle has collected testimonies from residents about their daily lives during this period.

Washington Examiner

Department of Energy Designates Helium as Critical Material Amid Supply Chain Issues

The Department of Energy has designated helium as a critical material due to supply chain disruptions from the conflict in Iran, impacting its availability for various industries. Energy Secretary Chris Wright emphasized the importance of this designation for securing supply chains and supporting domestic manufacturing. In related news, the first shipment of Russian diesel is set to arrive in New York, and President Trump plans to invoke the Defense Production Act to bolster domestic oil refining.

The Daily Beast

Trump Posts Health Proverb on Social Media, Sparking Concerns

Donald Trump posted a health proverb on Truth Social, raising health concerns due to his age and recent behavior. Observers noted signs of exhaustion and bruising, with the White House previously attributing the bruising to handshaking.

Washington Examiner

Zelensky Announces Trilateral Talks with US and Russia in November

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced trilateral talks with the US and Russia scheduled for early November, emphasizing the need for American pressure on Russia. He also reported ongoing issues with military communications and delays in missile interceptors. Additionally, a temporary ceasefire has been brokered in Oleshky for humanitarian aid.