A reported archive published by DDoSecrets contains personal and workplace information tied to more than 41,000 DHS employees and contractors, including ICE and CBP personnel. Okta disputes claims that its systems were breached.
Vladimir Putin called Elon Musk a “real genius” and said Russia remains in contact with him on satellites as Ukraine reported its Starlink access had been restored.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed distanced his campaign from a Rebellion PAC ad promoted by Cenk Uygur, but critics say he never directly condemned its message.
The report says former FBI official Nikki Floris was indicted and arrested over alleged false statements to Congress, while a separate China-related election allegation remains outside the described charges.
The Justice Department has filed separate recusal motions against Minnesota judges John Tunheim and Patrick Schiltz after their public comments about ICE’s Operation Metro Surge.
During a Maine campaign appearance, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accused the FBI and DOJ of being weaponized and demanded investigations into the agencies’ leaders. Her remarks also revived a political fight over whether the agencies are judged by the same standard when they investigate Trump or Democrats.
The Justice Department wants California to separate more than 20,000 ballots tied to suspected noncitizen registrants. The case was reassigned from Trump appointee John W. Holcomb to Clinton appointee David Carter, who previously dismissed a DOJ voter-roll lawsuit.
Jeremy Peters says some lifelong Jewish Democrats in Michigan’s Detroit suburbs are crossing party lines to support Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
President Trump said France’s unrest stems from immigration and accused Emmanuel Macron of ignoring his warnings to close the country’s borders.
After weeks of avoiding a choice, Donald Trump endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection less than two weeks before Israel’s October 27 vote.