Bill Essayli says federal officials gave California detailed records identifying 20,000 noncitizens who received ballots, while warning state officials to segregate the flagged ballots pending citizenship verification or risk legal consequences.
CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper says American forces control the Strait of Hormuz and are keeping commerce moving while Iran’s battered security apparatus struggles with damaged capabilities, restricted financing, withheld salaries, and reports of unpaid troops.
A Nevada speeding stop exposed more than 700 pounds of suspected fentanyl and methamphetamine, including an estimated seven million potentially lethal fentanyl doses, as an illegal immigrant now faces federal charges carrying up to life in prison.
Five Democrat senators called for additional gun control after an Oregon elementary school shooting, even though an armed bystander followed the attacker inside and fatally shot him after four innocent people were killed.
A federal judge stopped Nicolás Maduro’s extended courtroom rejection of new torture allegations, entered a not guilty plea for him, and delayed his trial after prosecutors expanded the case against the former Venezuelan president and his wife.
Karoline Leavitt praised Trump’s private kindness, explained the demanding schedule behind her White House departure and confirmed her next career move while offering a candid look at motherhood and advice for aspiring political professionals.
British Airways Flight 2660 returned safely to London Gatwick after a reported passenger window crack prompted a diversion over France, while an aviation expert explained the 7700 emergency code and why crews may land before damage worsens.
Carney is drawing Canada closer to China despite heavy dependence on American trade, warnings from Trump and business groups, and economic reports showing 110,000 lost jobs and unemployment rising to 6.5%.