Jeremy Peters says some lifelong Jewish Democrats in Michigan’s Detroit suburbs are crossing party lines to support Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
Trump Blames France Riots on Macron’s Open Borders
President Trump said France’s unrest stems from immigration and accused Emmanuel Macron of ignoring his warnings to close the country’s borders.
Trump Endorses Netanyahu Before Israeli Vote
After weeks of avoiding a choice, Donald Trump endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection less than two weeks before Israel’s October 27 vote.
OpenAI Engineer Accused of Planting Hidden Recorder
The FBI arrested a Saudi national who worked at OpenAI after alleging he hid an audio recorder in an executive room. Security later found another device in his bag.
Charged Illinois Couple Stay on November Ballot
Illinois state Rep. Carol Ammons and Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons remain in office and on the November ballot while facing federal charges. Their trial is scheduled for after Election Day.
Judge Halts Pro-Trump Ads as Trump Offers to Pay
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to stop airing government-funded ads that portrayed President Donald Trump favorably. Trump then offered to personally fund the campaign through MAGA Inc.
Judge Blocks Deportation of Man Shot by ICE
A federal judge temporarily blocked the deportation of Oscar Belgal after an ICE agent wounded him during an enforcement operation in the Bronx.
Judge Says Congress Can’t Ban Noncitizen Voting
A Florida federal case was dismissed after Judge David S. Leibowitz ruled that Congress lacked constitutional authority to enforce its ban on noncitizen voting in federal elections. The Justice Department moved quickly to appeal the narrow decision.
Police Tackle Democrat Candidate at Vance Rally
A disruption at JD Vance’s Lakeland rally ended when police took Democrat House candidate Ben Braver to the ground and arrested him.
Mullin Says ICE Won’t Target Kansas Worksites
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says ICE is not conducting worksite operations in Kansas after agriculture groups pushed back over labor disruptions. The statement has drawn criticism from immigration conservatives and renewed questions about whether the policy creates a special carve-out.
