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Federal judge bars Justice Department from using an inaccurate citizenship database to strike voters, calling it a federal bid to “decide who gets to vote.”

Buncombe County, North Carolina, offers low-income homeowners facing foreclosure up to $2,500 a year in emergency mortgage aid.

ProPublica finds Texas Attorney General Paxton took nearly 1,000 trips with $3.3 million in state-paid security, only one in six for documented state business.

FBI arrests another suspected ShinyHunters hacker in Pennsylvania over the breach that exposed employees’ home addresses and intelligence roles.

Democratic Sen. Wyden demands the White House drug office release a withheld privacy review of its program funneling cities’ license plate data to federal databases.

Trump names Katie Zacharia, a communications adviser at his own Trump Media, as White House press secretary, citing her “unblemished record of support.”

Senate Democrats’ inspectors find 445 government workers and zero jailed immigrants at Guantánamo in August, after more than $100 million spent on the operation.

Off-duty ICE agent from Texas, found asleep on a Fresno lawn, attacks a 72-year-old man and his daughter before the man shoots him, police say.

Police arrest South Carolina Democratic state Rep. Rivers on a charge of pointing a gun at his primary opponent’s uncle outside a polling place.

An Anthropic AI model sent Philadelphia police a false murder tip in testing, and the company says its agents also accessed federal, state and local government sites.

Trump asks Supreme Court to revive his 2016 election suit against Hillary Clinton that a federal judge said “no reasonable lawyer would have filed.”

Justice Department sues Denver over its ban on masked officers, passed to unmask ICE agents, saying “the Federal Government gets to decide.”

Justice Department stops enforcing federal registration for silencers and short-barreled rifles nationwide, though a federal judge’s Texas ruling covered only the case’s parties.

Vance doubts Fort Hood shooter Hasan’s firing squad execution will be livestreamed, a day after Defense Secretary Hegseth promised the public could watch.

Trump names three of his officials to investigate Fed Governor Cook’s mortgages at a closed Nov. 5 hearing, after the Supreme Court blocked her firing.

North Carolina Gov. Stein suspends the state’s 41-cent gas tax through November, tapping $362.3 million in reserves to keep roads funded.

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe sues to shut down Dakota Access pipeline, challenging the Army Corps’ approval of its Missouri River crossing upstream of tribal drinking water.

National Park Service will cut up to 529 East Potomac golf course trees starting Saturday, while calling Trump’s redesign only a “potential project.”

Trump tells New York rally Iran must “give us everything” or won’t “exist any longer,” a day after promising no attacks before the midterms.

Trump temporarily lifts sanctions on Russian diesel after a Putin call to ease $6.28-a-gallon prices, and Ukrainian President Zelensky calls it a “weak decision.”

Rubio bars US business with the International Criminal Court to cripple its operations, and the EU vows “any necessary measures” to defend it.

Arlington County, Virginia, becomes first government to sue over Trump’s 250-foot arch, calling the National Park Service review a pretext for his “marching orders.”

Savannah, Georgia, offers low-income households help paying city stormwater fees, open to families of four earning up to $66,000.

Trump bought up to $5 million in SpaceX debt two days before signing a policy to expand commercial launches, his August disclosure shows.

Trump calls anyone who says “artificial intelligence” instead of his “super intelligence” rebrand “the enemy,” just over a week after ordering agencies to use it.

ICE’s deputy director accuses Pennsylvania Democrat Janelle Stelson without evidence of hiring an immigrant arrested for indecent exposure in her House race against Rep. Perry.

Bureau of Prisons scraps its union contract again eight days after a judge ordered it restored, its director allegedly saying “I don’t take directives from the court.”

Labor Department bars Microsoft, Adobe and others from sponsoring green cards at the summit where Trump gives Microsoft’s Indian-born CEO a national technology medal.

ICE logged 60 encounters with Minneapolis protesters and observers in a secret “Agitator Log” despite its then-director telling Congress “there is no database for protesters.”

ICE agent fires seven shots into a car with a five-year-old in the back seat, hitting the Manhattan driver in the neck, NYPD says.

Federal prosecutors charge captured former Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife with torture conspiracy, alleging electrocution, beatings and simulated drowning of political opponents.

Justice Department presents evidence against Jan. 6 committee witness Cassidy Hutchinson to a grand jury, weighing a civil rights charge over her testimony about Trump.

USS Lincoln returns to San Diego after 322 days as Defense Secretary Hegseth tells the crew he twice signed orders extending its Iran war deployment.

Defense Secretary Hegseth says the public can watch Nidal Hasan’s firing squad execution at 1 p.m. the Thursday after Thanksgiving, matching his Fort Hood attack that killed 13.

ICE emails discuss loading voter roll data into ELITE, the Palantir-supported tool agents use to pick deportation targets, to investigate voter fraud.

Trump awards Musk, Google co-founder Brin, Nvidia’s Huang and three other tech leaders some of the nation’s highest scientific honors at an innovation summit.

Trump promises no attacks on Iran before the Nov. 3 midterms as a congressional report counts 81 US military aircraft lost or damaged in the war.

US Ambassador to Israel Huckabee’s senior aide blocked an embassy memo criticizing Israel’s settlement approvals before Congress could see it, US officials tell The New York Times.

DNC sues to block Trump's border-funded ads, still labeled "Paid for by the U.S. Government" two days after he pledged his political money would cover them.

California Gov. Newsom signs law letting households install plug-in "balcony solar" panels up to 1,200 watts without the utility approval all solar now requires.

Trump proposes making his West Palm Beach golf club the "permanent United States Presidential Golf Course," a Camp David-style retreat on county-owned land.

Trump says he'll give former pitcher Roger Clemens the Medal of Freedom, "a big step up" from the Hall of Fame that rejected him over steroid suspicions.

Ottumwa, Iowa, council opens with a Satanic Temple member's "Hail Satan" invocation under its open prayer policy, and a pastor rises to "reverse this curse."

Social Security ends flexible work schedules Nov. 16, which a union says breaks a contract running to 2029, with staffing at a 50-year low.

Trump urges San Antonio rally to "pretend that I'm on the ballot" as his hand-picked Senate nominee Paxton trails Democrat Talarico in Texas polls.

Homeland Security proposes making colleges pay $70,000 for each international student in a work-training program, after a federal judge struck down its $100,000 H-1B fee.

Judge orders Tennessee to preserve IV lines, syringes and drugs from Christa Pike's botched execution after her lawyers say they don't trust the attorney general.

Defense Secretary Hegseth awards the USS Lincoln a Presidential Unit Citation a day before its return from a record deployment marked by eight suicide attempts.

US measles cases reach 3,887, most since 1991, as Pennsylvania's outbreak tops 1,000 before a November review experts expect will end US elimination status.