Protesters repeatedly interrupted Trump’s rally in Youngstown, but police quickly removed them as the president mocked their antics, questioned a possible Palestinian flag, and kept supporters chanting “USA” throughout the confrontations.
Trump is considering possible American military action after a Houthi attack killed 12 people at a Saudi airport, including one American, as Riyadh retaliates and the terror group threatens further operations involving airports.
Fourteen Democratic states are challenging the Trump administration’s cancellation of Biden era grants for unemployment systems, alleging a breach of contract and seeking to recover more than $100 million through the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
Trump called for Ukraine to replace Zelensky as Miami peace talks ended early, while the two leaders publicly clashed over a Russian diesel agreement and unresolved demands involving control of the Donbas region.
Nancy Mace’s blunt Cornell 7 comment drew millions of views and accusations of hypocrisy as disputed text messages, a reopened criminal investigation, and her own previous House floor allegations fueled an escalating political and legal firestorm.
Forces connected to Blackwater founder Erik Prince suffered their first reported casualties in Congo after a deadly ambush wounded former UFC fighter Tim Kennedy and killed former New Zealand special forces member Justin Conaglen.
Canada lost 68,300 jobs in September after shedding 41,700 in August, while Carney’s political and trade confrontation with Trump faces mounting scrutiny amid a weaker currency and Canada’s grim unemployment ranking.
An Avianca flight bound for JFK diverted to Miami after severe turbulence and a 25,000 foot descent within minutes. Eight people were hospitalized, including one person taken to a trauma center, as ambulances waited on the tarmac.