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US Engages in Discussions with Iran Regarding Deportation of Iranians

Court documents reveal that the Trump administration held discussions with Iran about deporting Iranians amid ongoing conflict. Plans were reportedly in place as of mid-October to carry out deportations through a third country, though the timeline is not specified.

The Hill

Centcom launches podcast amid ongoing conflict in Iran

U.S. Central Command has launched a podcast titled "Inside Centcom" amid ongoing military operations in Iran. The inaugural episode featured light-hearted discussions from the top commander, with minimal reference to the current conflict.

Fox News — Latest

Rescue operation video released after hiker falls from Mount Timpanogos

Authorities in Utah released video footage of a rescue operation for a hiker who fell from Mount Timpanogos on October 26. The hiker fell hundreds of feet and was located on a narrow ledge. The rescue team successfully hoisted her to safety, and she is reportedly recovering from her injuries.

Fox News — Latest

Former Alaska lawmaker discusses FBI interview regarding alleged candidate recruitment scheme

A former Alaska lawmaker reported being interviewed by the FBI regarding allegations that a Democratic operative posed as a conservative recruiter to influence the U.S. Senate race. The investigation focuses on a scheme involving candidates with similar names to incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan, potentially violating federal law. Will Chamberlain, an attorney, stated that such deception could constitute a federal felony. Former state Rep. David Eastman also confirmed being approached by the operative and has since been interviewed by the FBI.

Fox News — Latest

Tennessee inmate recaptured after hiding in Illinois shed

Jacob Allen Morley, who escaped from a Tennessee prison on October 25, 2026, was recaptured on November 5, 2026. He hid in a shed in Illinois, where he consumed food and drink before being tracked down by authorities using FLOCK cameras.

The Atlantic

California Governor Commutes Death Sentences for 548 Prisoners

California Governor Gavin Newsom has commuted the death sentences of 548 prisoners, potentially reducing the national death-row population by 27 percent. This decision reflects the growing divide in public opinion on capital punishment, with some states abolishing it while others continue to enforce it. Recent trends indicate a decline in support for the death penalty across the country.

The Hill

Senator Alsobrooks Calls for Kennedy's Resignation as HHS Secretary

Senator Angela Alsobrooks has reiterated her demand for Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to resign. This call comes over a year after she and other Democrats initially sought his removal due to concerns about his management of public health agencies.

Fox News — Latest

California Governor Commutes Death Sentences for 548 Inmates

California Governor Gavin Newsom has commuted the death sentences of 548 inmates, effectively ending capital punishment in the state. This decision follows his earlier moratorium on executions and has received mixed reactions from the public, with some praising the move and others criticizing it.

New York Times — Tech

OpenAI Commits to Local Involvement in Data Center Initiatives

OpenAI has announced its Stargate data center project in Abilene, Texas, which is among the largest data centers currently being built in the United States. The company has pledged to involve local communities more in the decision-making processes related to such projects.

Guardian — US

Mexican Judge Arrested for Allegedly Accepting $2 Million Bribe

Luis Benítez Alcántara, a Mexican judge, has been arrested for allegedly accepting a $2 million bribe to release Andrew Clark, a Canadian accused of drug trafficking. The US Department of Justice reported that Clark is linked to a drug trafficking group allegedly led by former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding.