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●Trump administration sends voter warning notices to all 50 states before midterms ●Judge dismisses President Trump's lawsuit seeking to block Alaska Senate certification ●Haley Stevens backs GOP candidate Mike Rogers for Michigan Senate seat ●President Trump agrees to grant visa to mother of Ghanaian teen killed in Bronx ●White House social‑media messages labeled inflammatory as midterm elections approach ●Secretary of State Marco Rubio states United States had no role in Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil ●Virginia and District of Columbia sue to block President Trump's triumphal arch project ●Abdul El‑Sayed Issues Statement to Counter Intraparty Feud Ahead of Midterms ●Homeland Security Secretary Mullin Says Over 300,000 Noncitizens Appear on State Voter Rolls ●Texas Senate Race Tightens as Talarico Leads Early Vote Polls Over Paxton ●Secretary of State Marco Rubio Claims Iran Targeting Ships With Indian Sailors at G20 ●Federal Judge Orders Removal of Trump Ads Targeting Democrats and Socialism ●Senate Delays Trump‑Backed Daylight‑Saving Bill, Americans Reset Clocks Tonight ●U.S. plans to deport over 150 Afghan immigrants via Pakistan ●U.S. Embassy in Moscow issues rare mass‑casualty warning to President Putin ●Centrist Democrats back GOP opponent after abandoning El‑Sayed’s Senate bid ●Trump administration sends voter warning notices to all 50 states before midterms ●Judge dismisses President Trump's lawsuit seeking to block Alaska Senate certification ●Haley Stevens backs GOP candidate Mike Rogers for Michigan Senate seat ●President Trump agrees to grant visa to mother of Ghanaian teen killed in Bronx ●White House social‑media messages labeled inflammatory as midterm elections approach ●Secretary of State Marco Rubio states United States had no role in Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil ●Virginia and District of Columbia sue to block President Trump's triumphal arch project ●Abdul El‑Sayed Issues Statement to Counter Intraparty Feud Ahead of Midterms ●Homeland Security Secretary Mullin Says Over 300,000 Noncitizens Appear on State Voter Rolls ●Texas Senate Race Tightens as Talarico Leads Early Vote Polls Over Paxton ●Secretary of State Marco Rubio Claims Iran Targeting Ships With Indian Sailors at G20 ●Federal Judge Orders Removal of Trump Ads Targeting Democrats and Socialism ●Senate Delays Trump‑Backed Daylight‑Saving Bill, Americans Reset Clocks Tonight ●U.S. plans to deport over 150 Afghan immigrants via Pakistan ●U.S. Embassy in Moscow issues rare mass‑casualty warning to President Putin ●Centrist Democrats back GOP opponent after abandoning El‑Sayed’s Senate bid

The notices warned of potential fraud and urged voters to verify their registration status. The effort came as President Trump’s approval rating hovered around 35 percent and Democrats held a polling lead for control of Congress. Critics and supporters alike…

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On Sunday, U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed the Justice Department lawsuit filed at President Trump’s direction that sought to block certification of Alaska’s Senate race if incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan lost. The suit argued that a second…

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Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost the Michigan Democratic Senate primary to Abdul El‑Sayed by less than 14,000 votes, endorsed Republican nominee Mike Rogers at a Detroit church on November 1, 2026 after being disinvited from El‑Sayed’s events. She said she…

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on October 31, 2026 that President Trump agreed to grant a visa for the mother of 15‑year‑old Javits Frimpong, who was shot and killed while walking to school in the Bronx on October 29. The White House has not confirmed the…

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In late October 2026 Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins posted a Halloween‑themed graphic on X that portrayed a black man as a “SNAP fraudster” and warned of prison for taxpayers’ thieves. The image was linked to a federal case against social‑media…

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Flávio Bolsonaro, the Brazilian Senate candidate who lost the October 25 runoff, arrived in Miami on November 1 after crossing the Brazil‑Argentina border and flying on a private jet. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the Trump administration did not…

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Virginia and the District of Columbia filed a joint lawsuit on October 31, 2026, to block President Trump’s proposed 250‑foot triumphal arch on Memorial Circle. The suit claims the project violates multiple federal statutes, would cause traffic and…

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Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El‑Sayed asked Rep. Haley Stevens to stay away from his remaining campaign events as the November 3 election approaches. Stevens, who lost to El‑Sayed in the August primary, demanded he denounce a Rebellion PAC ad linking U.S…

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The Department of Justice released a list of 20,930 names it said were likely non‑citizen voters in California and asked state officials to treat them as ineligible. UCLA analysts found that 8,880 of those names (42%) were not in the state voter file and…

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Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, endorsed by President Trump, and Democrat state Rep. James Talarico are vying for the U.S. Senate seat as early voting nears a national total of about 50 million votes. The contest has become the costliest…

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U.S. District Judge Trina Thompson issued a temporary restraining order that bars the Justice Department and Homeland Security from threatening state or local election officials about processing ballots of about 20,000 California voters flagged as likely…

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The Sunshine Protection Act, which would make daylight saving time permanent nationwide, cleared the House on July 14 with a 307‑117 vote. As of November 1, 2026, the Senate has taken no action, leaving the bill stalled. President Trump urged the Senate to…

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The Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement has filed sealed court documents indicating that more than 150 Afghan immigrants will be deported from Louisiana, first flying to Pakistan and then onward to Afghanistan. The first…

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On October 31, 2026 the U.S. Embassy in Moscow warned of a credible threat of a mass‑casualty event at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve. The alert told Americans to avoid the site, keep phones charged and carry identification. Russia’s Federal Security Service…

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Abdul El‑Sayed won the Michigan Democratic Senate primary in August 2026 by a one‑point margin over Rep. Haley Stevens. Two days before the November 2026 midterm election, Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers, citing personal disagreements and opposition…

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