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Ilhan Omar HSI raid: Husband speaks as probes widen

October 16, 2026

Following the Ilhan Omar HSI raid in Washington, D.C., husband Tim Mynett says he has “no concerns” as agents probe immigration records and separate financial filings.

Three Years After 810-Pound Federal Raid, Questions of Unanswered Felony Exposure and Federal Court Losses Dog North Shore Cannabis Operator Jason Hanley

October 16, 2026

HONOLULU — Nearly three years after federal and state narcotics agents descended on a Waialua greenhouse complex

Inflation rises, but Trump economy message stays upbeat

October 15, 2026

Despite a hotter inflation report, the Trump economy message remains upbeat as he campaigns ahead of the midterms, urging voters to back Republicans.

Dombrowski says Trea Turner has to be better at shortstop

October 15, 2026

Phillies president Dave Dombrowski says Trea Turner has to be better after a down 2026 season, warning his grip on shortstop hinges on improved defense.

Cuyahoga County Jail CPR policy slow to reach officers

October 15, 2026

After several in-custody deaths, the Cuyahoga County Jail updated its CPR policy in January, but most corrections officers still have not been told.

Trump defends Qatar gift and touts gun rights in West

October 15, 2026

Trump defends Qatar gift of a 747 used as Air Force One and warns Republicans that gun rights are at risk as he rallies in Montana and Arizona.

Trump on Iran talks: ‘Who are we negotiating with?’

October 15, 2026

At a Montana rally, former President Trump questioned who U.S. officials are negotiating with on Iran, saying the country’s forces are depleted and its leaders gone.

In India, workers train AI robots by wearing GoPros

October 15, 2026

Inside Indian factories and mock homes, workers train AI robots using GoPros and smart glasses, raising questions over consent, costs and job impacts.

Justice Department California review ordered on possible noncitizen ballots

October 15, 2026

The Justice Department California review seeks verification of a list of people flagged as potential noncitizens who may have received mail ballots.

Judge halts tree clearing at East Potomac Golf Links

October 15, 2026

A federal judge paused further tree removal at East Potomac Golf Links after more than 400 trees were cut. Top Interior and Park Service officials must testify next week.