The Obama administration opened the original investigation into Ilhan Omar in 2016, years before Obama denounced renewed federal scrutiny that now includes questions about her citizenship application and the alleged marriage.
The Times reported that Peltola’s team worked with people seeking Senate spoiler candidates, while a former campaign manager and aide said she was aware. Her response and a reported Justice Department investigation have intensified the controversy.
A veteran named Jen reached out to pet a wild great white shark before it thrashed and lunged toward her, though Knot Lucky Fishing founder Jimmy Armel said the crew remained in control throughout the encounter.
Alexis Nungaray joined President Donald Trump in Corpus Christi to honor her murdered 12 year old daughter, condemn the prior administration’s border policies, and urge Texans to vote as Republicans revisit James Talarico’s missed Jocelyn’s Law vote.
Judge Catherine Mauzy granted Abbott’s Democratic opponent unrestricted access to communications involving the governor and Elon Musk after previously donating to the candidate, prompting questions about judicial impartiality just one week before Election Day.
Judge John Seabright disqualified Bill Essayli from serving as First Assistant US Attorney, but the order remains stayed while the Trump administration appeals. Essayli says he will continue serving and expects the Supreme Court to decide the dispute.
Netanyahu’s Likud emerged as Israel’s projected largest party, but neither major bloc secured a clear governing majority. Record turnout and divided opposition factions could now produce weeks of coalition negotiations and another political deadlock.
Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderón admitted fabricating her disappearance, spreading false claims about federal agents and staging her release after hiding in Bakersfield. She now faces a statutory maximum sentence of five years in federal prison.