President Trump is reportedly considering converting the White House press briefing room back into a swimming pool, a proposal he discussed with former press secretary Karoline Leavitt. The press room, originally a pool built by FDR, was constructed over by Nixon. This idea has resurfaced amid Trump's ongoing legal disputes with several news outlets regarding their access to the White House.
Steph Curry shared his feelings about not playing with Klay Thompson during an appearance on 'The Stephen A. Smith Show.' Curry expressed that he misses Thompson daily as he enters his third season without him.
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign has launched a $4 million ad featuring his opponent's mother making personal accusations against her. This move has drawn bipartisan criticism, with concerns that it may backfire amid heightened awareness of sexual abuse issues. Acton, who has publicly shared her experiences of abuse, criticized Ramaswamy for exploiting her family situation for political gain.
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin is out indefinitely due to a shoulder injury sustained during a recent game. Coach Ryan Day stated that the team is preparing for the possibility that Sayin may not return this season. Freshman Luke Fahey will take over as the starting quarterback.
A Canadian tourist, Mitchell Fairbarn, was convicted of animal cruelty for stealing a flamingo from the Flamingo Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. The jury's decision came after evidence showed he took the bird and posed for photos while intoxicated.
Democratic Senate candidate Sherrod Brown has urged Republican opponent Jon Husted to condemn a controversial ad from Vivek Ramaswamy. Brown labeled the ad as 'disgusting' in a post on X.
House Majority PAC is reducing its spending in several Republican-leaning districts due to financial constraints. The PAC has cut investments in Tennessee, Florida, and Colorado, reallocating funds to more competitive races. Concerns have been raised about the decision to reduce funding in key districts, with some party members urging a reevaluation of strategy.
William Reaves, a 77-year-old Vietnam veteran, was executed in Florida on October 20, 2026. This marks the state's 18th execution of the year, occurring under Governor Ron DeSantis's administration.
NATO has confirmed it will deploy more patrol planes to the Black Sea in light of recent drone attacks that resulted in fatalities. This move aims to enhance security in the region.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has commuted the death sentence of Toforest Johnson to life in prison without parole due to doubts about his conviction. Johnson was convicted for the 1995 murder of deputy sheriff William Hardy and has maintained his innocence.
Jane Doe, who accused seven men of sexual assault at Cornell University, expressed in a letter that she felt unsupported by President Michael Kotlikoff. Cornell has responded to her concerns.
New Medicaid work requirements set to begin on January 1 may result in millions losing health care coverage. A Senate report indicates that several contractors will profit from managing eligibility determinations, despite concerns over their past performance. The Congressional Budget Office predicts that about 7.5 million individuals could lose coverage by 2034, primarily due to challenges in navigating the new system.
Protests in Portugal for affordable housing are ongoing after police cleared tent camps and made at least 55 arrests. Demonstrators are committed to continuing their campaign.
The Anti-Defamation League condemned the term 'shylock' as antisemitic but did not specify that Donald Trump used it during a rally in Kansas. Trump made the remark while supporting Republican senator Roger Marshall, who is in a tight re-election race against Adam Hamilton.
A lawsuit alleging sexual abuse filed by Ann Altman against her brother, Sam Altman, has been dismissed by US District Judge Zachary Bluestone. The judge cited Ann's failure to comply with court requirements as the reason for the dismissal.
Steve Witkoff will meet Putin in St. Petersburg to present a peace proposal after talks with Zelensky in Oslo. The U.S. hopes for progress in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
President Trump announced he would decide payouts for a new fraud tip program, conflicting with Justice Department claims that it manages the program. The $25 million initiative offers rewards for tips leading to successful convictions, with up to $30,000 available. Confusion persists regarding which agency oversees the program.
The FAA has approved the Boeing 737 Max 10 for passenger service following years of delays. The aircraft, which can seat 230 passengers, is scheduled for deliveries starting in 2027.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is calling for a six-year freeze on electricity rate hikes linked to the proposed merger of NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy. She submitted expert testimony to the State Corporation Commission, urging rejection of the merger without the rate freeze agreement.
Elon Musk has indicated that special committees at Tesla and SpaceX are exploring the idea of a merger. This development suggests a significant potential shift in the structure of both companies.
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