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Trump Demands $230 Million from DOJ: Seeks Massive Payout

President Trump has told aides he may seek about $230 million from the Justice Department as compensation for past federal investigations into him, a move that would force DOJ officials to decide on a high profile payout and raise legal and political alarms.

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500000+ - Jobs Amazon plans to replace with robots

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"Hamas must disarm or it is going to be obliterated" — Vice President JD Vance

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Trump Demands $230 Million from DOJ: Seeks Massive Payout

President Trump is pressing the Justice Department for a multihundred million dollar payout related to prior investigations. The demand has jolted legal and political circles and is driving intense scrutiny of DOJ decision makers and potential conflicts.

What to Know About Trump’s $250M White House Ballroom

Demolition work has begun on the East Wing as the White House prepares a privately funded ballroom project. The fast moving renovation has raised legal and ethical questions while images of heavy equipment on the facade fuel controversy.

Federal Workers Wait in Food Lines as Shutdown Lingers

The government shutdown continues to affect federal workers and communities. Lines at food banks and warnings about SNAP and other benefits show the human cost as negotiators hold firm and lawmakers debate next steps.

Trump Watchdog Nominee Withdraws After Racist Texts Leak

President Trump’s nominee for the Office of Special Counsel withdrew after leaked messages revealed racist and pro Nazi language. The collapse of the nomination has prompted GOP criticism and a scramble to find a replacement.

US Marshal and Immigrant Shot During LA ICE Operation

An immigration enforcement operation in Los Angeles turned violent when shots were fired, injuring a U.S. marshal and a man targeted in the stop. Officials say a vehicle rammed federal vehicles and an investigation is underway.

Federal Agents Raid Canal Street and Make Multiple Detentions

Federal immigration raids on Canal Street and Chinatown prompted protests and chaotic scenes as agents detained vendors and bystanders confronted officers. The operations have escalated tensions between city officials and federal authorities.

Louvre Heist in Seven Minutes: Thieves Snatch Royal Jewels

A daring daylight robbery at the Louvre saw priceless French crown jewels stolen in minutes. Authorities are racing to recover the gems valued in the tens of millions and prosecutors are investigating security failures and insurance gaps.

Vance in Israel: Stop Rooting for Failure in Gaza Media Coverage

Vice President JD Vance traveled to Israel to bolster a fragile Gaza ceasefire and press for stability. Officials emphasized no US ground troops and coordinated aid and stabilization efforts amid ongoing hostage and security questions.

White House: No Trump Putin Summit in Immediate Future

Plans for a Trump Putin summit have stalled after high level consultations. The White House says no meeting is planned in the immediate future as diplomatic work continues and conditions shift on Ukraine and bilateral talks.

North Korea Fires Unidentified Ballistic Missile Toward East Sea

North Korea resumed ballistic missile activity with launches toward the east, prompting regional alarms and naval and air monitoring by Seoul and allies. The tests mark a renewed pace in Pyongyang’s weapons demonstrations.

OpenAI Unveils Atlas Browser to Challenge Google

OpenAI has rolled out Atlas, a browser integrated with ChatGPT, signaling a direct challenge to Google and raising questions about search, advertising, and competition. The launch has prompted market moves and fresh debate about AI driven interfaces.

AWS Outage Disrupts Services Worldwide and Sparks Scrutiny

Amazon suffered a major cloud outage that disrupted services worldwide while company documents and reporting reveal aggressive automation plans. The twin stories raise questions about resilience, jobs, and the future of logistics and cloud reliance.

Netflix Blames $619 Million Brazil Tax Hit for Earnings Miss

Netflix missed Wall Street expectations after an unexpected Brazilian tax charge weighed on earnings. The report adds pressure to streaming valuations and comes amid broader M&A and sector consolidation chatter.

Russian Missile Strikes Spark Fires and Debris Across Kyiv

Russian strikes have hit Kyiv and other regions causing fires and blackouts as the war enters another phase. Ukraine has countered with long range Storm Shadow strikes into Russian-held territory signaling an intensifying tit for tat.

National Guard Troops Expected in New Orleans by Late November

National Guard deployments are expanding as the administration moves troops into domestic and overseas stabilization roles. Courts and local officials remain engaged in legal fights over federal troop use and potential extended deployments.

Anthropic in Talks with Google on Multibillion Dollar Cloud Deal

Anthropic is negotiating cloud capacity deals as AI firms race to secure compute. Talks with Google highlight the strategic stakes and the value of infrastructure to power next generation models.

Japan Elects Sanae Takaichi as First Female Prime Minister

Japan made a historic political shift with the election of its first female prime minister while trade data shows exports beginning to recover. The developments could reshape regional diplomacy and economic forecasts.

Man Arrested at Atlanta Airport After Tip About Shooting Plot

Authorities arrested a man accused of planning an airport mass shooting after a family tip and charged another previously convicted felon in related federal indictments. The cases highlight aviation security concerns and family intervention led to arrests.

Treasury Confirms $20 Billion Economic Stabilization Agreement with Argentina

President Trump’s proposal to import Argentine beef has triggered bipartisan backlash from US ranchers and some Republicans. At the same time the US has signed a major economic stabilization deal with Argentina aimed at stabilizing its markets.

Arizona Sues Mike Johnson Over Refusal to Swear in Adelita Grijalva

Arizona officials and the newly elected Democrat Adelita Grijalva have filed lawsuits seeking to force the House speaker to administer her oath. The legal battle centers on seating delays that could affect key votes and the release of sensitive documents.

Congress Launches Probe into Americans Detained by Federal Immigration Sweeps

Congress has launched an investigation into reports that many US citizens were detained in immigration sweeps. Allegations of scrubbed records and incomplete reporting have prompted hearings and calls for accountability across federal and state agencies.

House Judiciary Refers Former CIA Director John Brennan to DOJ

House Republicans referred former CIA director John Brennan to the Justice Department amid allegations he lied to Congress. The referrals escalate partisan fights over intelligence and past Russia related inquiries.

US and Belize Sign Safe Third Country Agreement on Asylum Transfers

The Trump administration has struck a migration agreement with Belize that creates new pathways for asylum transfers. The deal forms part of a broader push to shift asylum processing under regional arrangements.

Amazon Agrees to $2.5 Billion Settlement Over Prime Subscriptions

Amazon faces consumer and regulatory pressure from a multibillion dollar settlement over Prime enrollments while reputation risks grew after a major outage. The company is also under scrutiny for automation plans that would reshape its workforce.