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Supreme Court Rebuffs Trump: National Guard Blocked in Chicago

In a rare rebuke, the Supreme Court refused to allow President Trump to federalize and deploy National Guard troops to Chicago, halting the administration's plan to use military forces for local immigration enforcement and setting up further legal fights

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4.3% - Annualized U.S. GDP growth in Q3, fastest pace in two years

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"Anyone who attacks my wife … can eat s**t" — Vice President JD Vance

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Lawmakers Raise Questions After Latest DOJ Epstein Drop

The Justice Department released a fresh tranche of Jeffrey Epstein documents that renewed scrutiny of high-profile names and sparked demands from lawmakers. The batch added mentions and travel records referencing President Trump and reignited political controversy.

DOJ Lays Out Facts After Viral Epstein Letter Claims

Officials raced to discredit an alleged Epstein note and to explain confusing material in the document dump. The FBI and DOJ publicly labeled a purported Epstein letter as fake and moved to contextualize other sensational claims.

Supreme Court Rebuffs Trump: National Guard Deployment to Chicago Blocked

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a decisive rebuke of the White House effort to federalize a National Guard deployment to Chicago, preserving lower-court limits for now. The decision marks a high-profile legal check on executive use of military forces for domestic immigration enforcement.

Explosion at Pennsylvania Nursing Home Declared Mass Casualty Incident

A powerful explosion and collapse at a Pennsylvania nursing home triggered a mass casualty response and left residents trapped and injured. Local and state crews continue rescue operations as officials investigate the blast's cause.

Libya Army Chief Killed in Jet Crash After Takeoff From Turkey

A private jet carrying Libya’s top military leaders crashed after takeoff from Turkey, killing the army chief and other senior officers. The incident set off regional airspace shutdowns and raises geopolitical instability concerns in Libya.

Body of Missing 9 Year Old Melodee Buzzard Recovered Mother Arrested

A monthslong missing child case ended in tragedy when investigators recovered the body of 9‑year‑old Melodee Buzzard and took her mother into custody. Authorities say new forensic findings are shaping a murder investigation.

Trump Administration to Begin Garnishing Wages of Defaulted Borrowers in January

The Trump administration announced it will resume wage garnishment for federal student loan borrowers in default, a move set to take effect in early 2026. Advocacy groups warn the step will hit vulnerable borrowers during a tight economic period.

Department of Veterans Affairs Implements Immediate Ban on Most Abortions

The Department of Veterans Affairs and Justice Department moves have effectively ended most VA‑provided abortion care, reversing prior guidance. The policy change will affect servicemembers and veterans and escalates the national abortion debate.

U S GDP Surges 4.3 Percent in Third Quarter

A delayed government GDP report showed the U.S. economy surged at a 4.3 percent annualized rate in the third quarter, the fastest pace in two years. The data reshapes political and market narratives as policymakers and investors digest the implications.

Trump Crackdown on Tankers Paralyzes Venezuelan Oil Exports

Tensions around Venezuelan oil have escalated after U.S. actions to seize tankers and oil cargoes. Caracas has moved to criminalize tanker seizures even as diplomatic strains grow and enforcement actions continue to disrupt exports.

US Conducts Strike on Alleged Drug Smuggling Vessel in Eastern Pacific

The U.S. military has continued strikes at sea targeting vessels it says are involved in drug trafficking. Recent operations in the eastern Pacific resulted in casualties and underscore an intensified maritime interdiction campaign.

Mexican Navy Medical Plane Crashes Into Galveston Bay Killing Six

A Mexican Navy medical plane crashed off the Texas coast carrying a pediatric patient and others, killing multiple people and prompting a search for survivors. The disaster drew cross border rescue and diplomatic attention.

Trooper Dies After Wilmington DMV Shooting Authorities Say

A law enforcement officer was killed during a reported shooting at a Delaware DMV, triggering an intensive investigation and community shock. Multiple official updates confirmed the trooper's death and the suspect's status.

Brown University Police Chief Placed on Leave Amid Shooting Review

Brown University placed its campus police chief on leave as federal authorities begin reviews after a fatal campus shooting. The case has raised questions about campus warnings and security procedures preceding the attack.

Russia Launches Hundreds of Drones and Missiles at Ukraine

Russia launched a heavy barrage of drones and missiles across multiple Ukrainian regions in attacks that killed civilians and damaged power infrastructure. Kyiv officials and allies warned the offensive could complicate hopes for a holiday ceasefire.

Israeli Defence Minister Says Israel Will Never Fully Withdraw From Gaza

Israel's leadership signaled a long term security posture in Gaza even as international diplomatic pressure and legal actions mount. Humanitarian conditions in Gaza and moves at the International Court of Justice remain focal points in the conflict.

Trump Announces Plan for New 'Trump Class' Battleships

President Trump's proposal for a new class of large warships named after him drew attention and skepticism. The announcements come amid a broader push to expand the Navy and brand high profile projects with the presidential imprint.

CBS Editor in Chief Shelves '60 Minutes' Exposé Amid Backlash

CBS News' leadership decision to pull a '60 Minutes' segment about migrants detained in El Salvador sparked an internal and public controversy. The story's brief airing in Canada and online leaks intensified scrutiny of editorial choices at the network.

DOJ Sues Illinois Governor and AG Over New Immigration Limits

The Justice Department filed multiple lawsuits challenging state and local policies, from immigration protections to gun restrictions. These legal battles set up high stakes federal state showdowns over enforcement and constitutional claims.

US Bars Five Europeans Accused of Pressuring Tech Firms to Censor Views

The State Department and White House moved to bar several Europeans accused of pressuring tech platforms to censor American viewpoints. The action highlights Washington's widening campaign on digital free speech and foreign influence.

U S Military Recruiting Reaches 15 Year High

Pentagon recruitment numbers hit a multiyear high as the military reported strong accession results across branches. Officials say expanded outreach and messaging have boosted enlistment figures after years of shortfalls.

US Moves Troops and Special Ops Aircraft to Caribbean Amid Pressure Campaign

Washington dispatched additional forces and special operations assets to the Caribbean as the administration ramped pressure in the region, a move tied to counter narcotics and maritime security operations. The deployment accompanies diplomatic and enforcement actions in nearby waters.

Gold Nears Record High as Investors Rush to Safety

Investors continued to move into safe havens as gold and silver hit fresh records while US stock indices also found strength on the GDP beat. Markets showed mixed responses to growth data and geopolitical risk.

Former Senator Ben Sasse Reveals Stage Four Pancreatic Cancer

Former senator Ben Sasse announced a terminal pancreatic cancer diagnosis, a private development with national resonance given his public profile. Sasse's disclosure prompted an outpouring of support and reflection on his political career.

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