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Data on more than 40,000 Homeland Security employees published, including ICE agents
A hacker stole the names, job titles, work emails and phone numbers of more than 40,000 Department of Homeland Security employees, including about 10,000 from ICE. The government says it is investigating the leak.
Hegseth fires the Pentagon's top military planner as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth removed Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, head of plans and strategy on the Joint Staff. No reason has been given and there is no replacement yet.
Republicans redrew the maps to win seats, and the plan is working out worse than expected
Trump asked for districts to be redrawn to secure the House of Representatives. Five days before the election, Republicans themselves admit they won't win all the seats they hoped for, and Democrats answered with maps of their own.
Obama mocks Trump's White House, and the Cheesecake Factory feud goes viral
Obama said the White House looks like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory. The Treasury Secretary responded by eating at one of those restaurants. Days before the election, the joke keeps going around.
Two Dan Sullivans on the same ballot: the trick under investigation in Alaska
According to The New York Times, Democratic operatives discussed fielding a candidate with almost the same name as Republican senator Dan Sullivan to confuse voters. A criminal investigation is already underway.
180 non-citizens charged with voting in the US: what the Washington Post found
Most have green cards, come from more than 50 countries and vote both Democratic and Republican. The newspaper found no organized network, as Trump claims. The Justice Department says they lied when they swore they were citizens.
Dolores Huerta, the woman behind "Sí, se puede", dies at 96
The farmworkers' leader died of cancer at her home in California. She co-founded the farmworkers' union with César Chávez and coined the rallying cry that millions of Latinos still chant.
US elections: over 33 million have already voted and early voting is heading for a record
Six days before the November 3 election, early voting is 18% higher than in 2022. Texas has already passed 4.5 million. What's on the ballot and why it matters.
Trump lashes out at Norway for not giving him the Nobel Peace Prize and says he wants nothing to do with the country
At a rally in Michigan, the president insulted Norway and said he doesn't want Norwegian immigrants because he didn't get the prize. The 2026 Nobel went to South African jurist Navi Pillay.