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A protester disrupted a Washington data center party by shouting about water use and gesturing obscenely at the crowd, as President Trump continues pushing for a rapid national buildout of AI infrastructure to compete with China.
Justice Samuel Alito has withdrawn from a Supreme Court climate case brought by Boulder County against Suncor Energy and ExxonMobil, with no reason given a week before oral arguments.
Senate Majority PAC has added $10 million to its backing of Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed, bringing its total to $30 million, even as more than $15 million of the group’s funding is linked to donors associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
A Reuters investigation found more than 30,000 self-declared noncitizens erroneously added to voter rolls in 11 states since 2000, reviving debate over voter ID and citizenship verification.
Xi Jinping’s pledge to bring 100,000 young Americans to China over five years has drawn warnings from lawmakers, academics and commentators who fear propaganda, harassment or worse, with one analyst citing a Michigan student recruited by Chinese intelligence as a cautionary precedent.
A man with 22 prior criminal charges and a documented history of erratic public behavior has been charged with fatally stabbing a Pittsburgh pediatric physician, weeks after being released on non-monetary bail in an earlier burglary case.
President Trump called his White House meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping “very productive,” with the two leaders set to meet again at Trump’s Doral resort in Florida for the G20 Summit in December.
The Supreme Court has blocked an 8th Circuit ruling and permanent injunction, ensuring Missouri will use its 2022 congressional map for the November election rather than a newer 2025 map.
Roy Cooper’s vetoes of bills requiring local police to cooperate with ICE, and cases of released illegal immigrants in Durham, Mecklenburg and Buncombe counties, are drawing scrutiny as his Senate race against Michael Whatley tightens.
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