Thursday October 1, 2026
Wrongly Jailed Atlanta Doctoral Student Sues as His Lawyer Questions Police Reliance on Flock Cameras
Army veteran and Clark Atlanta doctoral student Ladavious McNair was jailed for a shooting he didn't commit. Now he's suing, and Flock cameras are under scrutiny.
Trump Tells TIME the Secret Service Wanted the Oval Office Torn Down. He Said No.
In a TIME interview, Trump defended his White House overhaul, said he blocked a plan to rebuild the Oval Office and wants it made a federal landmark.
John Cleese Reported to Britain’s Counter-Terror Program Over Islam Posts. He Says He Looks Forward to Arrest.
A referral to Prevent accuses the Monty Python legend of anti-Muslim rhetoric over his posts. Cleese called it one of the proudest moments of his life.
Wednesday September 30, 2026
Hilton Confronts Becerra on Live TV Over Migrant Children Lost on His HHS Watch
At CNN's California governor debate, Steve Hilton hit Xavier Becerra over unaccompanied children his HHS lost track of. Becerra blamed Trump.
Judge Rules Milwaukee Mosque President Salah Sarsour Can Be Deported on Rubio’s Foreign-Policy Finding
DHS calls Salah Sarsour a terrorist convicted of Molotov attacks on Israeli forces' homes. A judge found him removable under a rarely used provision Rubio invoked.
Trump Hails Israeli Plumber Who Helped Stop a Flydubai Cockpit Attack and Save the Plane
Trump says an Israeli plumber helped level a plunging flydubai jet after the co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain. Israel calls it a jihadist terror attack.
Treasury Will Auto-Enroll More Than 60 Million Kids in Trump Accounts, No Sign-Up Required
New Treasury rules automatically create Trump Accounts for every eligible child under 18, a change aimed at reaching the families least likely to sign up.
Vance Names the Four Republicans He Says Are Blocking the SAVE America Act
Vance says he and Trump war-gamed firing the parliamentarian to pass the SAVE America Act, and that McConnell, Cornyn, Tillis and Murkowski would sink it.
Tuesday September 29, 2026
Trump Launches America.gov, ‘29,000 Websites in One,’ and Orders Every Agency to Plug In
Trump unveiled America.gov, a plain-language front door to federal services, and signed an order directing agencies to integrate their public services.
Trump: ‘You Got Me for Nothing, Too’ — He Gives Away His Salary and Nobody Says Thanks
At the America.gov launch, Trump noted he takes no salary and gets no thanks. The record backs him: his pay has gone to federal agencies and the White House since 2017.
Bessent: Iran Will Have ‘Nothing to Trade’ Within Two Weeks as Hormuz Oil Flows Again
With U.S. forces blockading Iran's ports and Gulf oil moving through Hormuz again, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Tehran's last oil revenue is weeks from running out.
Air Force Veteran With Stage 4 Cancer Got a MAID Packet Before She Saw an Oncologist in Canada
Kristin Logan, a U.S. Air Force veteran with stage 4 ovarian cancer, says end-of-life paperwork reached her before an oncologist did, and she had to flee Canada three times to stay alive.
Canada Retaliated With Tariffs. Now Many of Its Alcohol and Dairy Products Are Banned From America
Trump's import bans on certain Canadian alcohol, dairy and other goods took effect Sept. 29 after Ottawa answered U.S. tariffs with $20 billion in retaliation.
Monday September 28, 2026
Mullin to the Migrant Caravan: ‘Zero Chance’ of Getting In, With the Coast Guard Ready
As a caravan from Honduras moves through southern Mexico, the DHS secretary says Mexico is helping break it up and the Coast Guard and Department of War stand ready.
Double-Amputee Marine Joey Jones Torches Hasan Piker for Laughing at Two Drowned Navy SEALs
Hasan Piker joked about two SEALs who drowned stopping Iranian missile parts bound for the Houthis. Joey Jones said he deserves a beating for it.
Trump Unveils $15 Billion Iowa Steel Mill the White House Calls the Largest in American History
Mesabi Metallics plans a mine-to-mill steel complex in Lee County, Iowa, with 7.5 million tons of annual capacity. Lutnick says the steel tariffs made it happen.
Israel Strips Dutch Diplomats of Credentials After Netherlands Bans Goods From Judea, Samaria and the Golan
Gideon Sa'ar gave Dutch diplomats in Ramallah seven days to return their credentials after a Dutch settlement-goods ban took effect and El Al passengers reported luggage searches.
Alleged Cornell Gang Rape: DA Admits His Office Never Investigated on Its Own, Now Goes to Grand Jury
Two years after declining charges, the Tompkins County DA says he relied on campus police and will now take the Chi Phi case to a grand jury after a civil suit.
Sunday September 27, 2026
FBI Complaint: Albany Woman Who Pledged to ISIS Plotted to Bomb New York’s Capitol and Kill Senators
Jessica Bowie cased the New York State Capitol five times, bought bomb parts and a gun, and said a small blast killing 'two or three people' wasn't enough, the FBI says.
Fifth Circuit Denies Immunity to Katy Principal Accused of Banning Teacher Prayer Students ‘Might See’
Citing Kennedy v. Bremerton, the Fifth Circuit ruled math teacher Staci Barber can pursue First Amendment claims against the principal she says stopped her flagpole prayer.
Lawsuit: Top New Jersey Hospital Kept Newborn From Her Parents With No Court Order
Parents say Morristown Medical Center sent the mother home, had security remove the father and kept their newborn daughter under an 'internal administrative determination.'
China, Which Called U.S. Tariffs ‘Blackmail,’ Pledges to Buy American Coal After Xi’s State Visit
China pledged to import at least 10 million metric tons of U.S. coal in 2027 and 2028, and both sides set lists for tariff relief on $30 billion in goods each way.
Saturday September 26, 2026
Gallego Called Trump an ‘Idiot’ Over Greenland. Trump Just Signed a Permanent Arctic Security Deal.
The U.S.-Denmark-Greenland agreement opens two new U.S. military sites, permits Golden Dome on the island, bars non-NATO bases and has no expiration date.
Michigan Hospital Pays $410,000 to Christian PA Fired After She Was Allegedly Called ‘Evil’
Valerie Kloosterman worked 17 years as a physician assistant before University of Michigan Health-West fired her, she says, over her faith. It has settled for $410,000.
CNN Won Its Press Pass Back in Court, Then Lost Its Air Force One Seat to Real America’s Voice
Days after a judge restored CNN's White House hard pass, the White House left the network off Trump's flight to the Tennessee-Texas game and named Real America's Voice.
Arlington Prosecutor Testifies Her Office Swaps DACA Recipients’ DUI Charges for a ‘Lateral’ Charge
Parisa Dehghani-Tafti told House investigators her office may shift DACA recipients' DUI cases to a 'lateral' charge so they keep their status. Citizens get no such option.
Friday September 25, 2026
Trump Uses a Pocket Rescission to Cancel $810 Million for Refugee NGOs and Race-Based Grants
Five days before the fiscal year ends, the White House sent Congress 11 rescissions, led by $567 million in refugee resettlement money and race-based business grants.
New FBI Photos: Gloves and Tidy Boxes for Biden’s Documents, Agent-Added Cover Sheets for Trump’s
More than 70 newly released FBI photos from the Biden searches show neatly kept records and gloved agents, a sharp contrast with the Mar-a-Lago floor photo.
Troopers Took a Marine Vet’s $87,000 Without a Charge. A Judge Shut Down the Loophole They Used.
Stephen Lara was never charged. His fight over seized savings led a Nevada judge to bar state police from the federal equitable sharing program, now on appeal.
UAE Bars Every Iranian Airline as Bessent’s Sanctions Close the Skies on Tehran
The Emirates suspended all Iranian airline flights a day after a U.S. deadline, as Treasury warned airports and fuel suppliers they would be cut off from the dollar.
Fetterman Casts the Deciding Vote as the Senate Sinks Another Iran War Powers Resolution, 49-50
Four Republicans backed it. John Fetterman was the only Democrat to vote no, and his vote was the difference on the Senate's 14th try.
Thursday September 24, 2026
A Terminally Ill MP Told Parliament the Truth About Assisted Suicide. The Bill Went Down 286-270.
Labour MP Ashley Dalton, living with stage 4 breast cancer, warned the bill would not screen out treatable depression. MPs rejected it by 16 votes.
California Spent at Least $11 Billion on Illegal Immigrants, and Welfare Offices Admitted It on the Record
A City Journal investigation found four Southern California offices that confirmed illegal immigrants can enroll in benefits, including a cash program citizens can't get.
Michigan NICU Nurse Charged With Child Abuse After Premature Baby Found With Broken Legs
A former Helen DeVos Children's Hospital nurse faces four child abuse counts. Door logs show 27 of 32 overnight entries into the baby's room were his.
Canada Kept Roger Foley in a Hospital for 10 Years. Then the Feeding Stopped.
A disabled Ontario man who has refused assisted death for a decade went weeks without being fed after his hospital removed the lighting he needs to eat.
Durbin Refuses to Ask a Single Question at Women’s Sports Hearing, Then Walks Out
Only two Democrats attended the Senate Judiciary hearing on women's sports. Both left within an hour, and the ranking member said he would not ask questions.
IDF Demolishes Home of Man Charged With Killing 18-Year-Old Yehuda Sherman, but Family Says It Isn’t Done
Israeli troops demolished much of Daus Hasson's home in Beit Umrin, six months after the ramming attack that killed Yehuda Sherman. A floor was left standing.
Wednesday September 23, 2026
Leaked CNN Audio Shows How a Trump Voter’s Fraud Account Got Cut and Labeled ‘Unproven’
A resurfaced 2017 Project Veritas recording shows CNN's New Day cut away just as a Trump voter began describing what he saw as a New Jersey poll watcher.
Milei Tells the UN to Its Face: A ‘Useless Organization’ of ‘Fatally Arrogant Parasites’
Argentina's president used the General Assembly podium to accuse the UN of sheltering dictatorships, voting against Israel and staying silent on Islamic terrorism.
Israel’s Ambassador to the US Says His Son ‘Needs a Miracle’ After Checkpoint Ramming Attack
IDF reservist Neria Leiter was run down at the Maccabim checkpoint on Route 443. His older brother Moshe was killed in Gaza in 2023.
