Justice Department investigates TV pool pause for possible antitrust violations
The department is examining five networks after they briefly declined White House pool assignments following a ban on three news organizations.

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Christa Pike Returns to Prison After Surviving Execution Attempt
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Trump Suggested Ukraine Change Its President
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Nine killed in Erie shooting, including children
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Isaias leaves hundreds of thousands without power
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Navi Pillay wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
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US sanctions the International Criminal Court
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Trump orders inquiry into Fed governor Lisa Cook
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The department is examining five networks after they briefly declined White House pool assignments following a ban on three news organizations.

Trump blamed Zelensky for the continuing war and U.S. diesel prices, and criticized Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries.

Trump has not approved a broadcast of the planned December execution, despite the Pentagon’s earlier livestream plan.

The Oct. 1 change affects an estimated hundreds of thousands of people, including refugees and trafficking survivors.

An ad supporting Rep. Eli Crane showed Myron Lizer instead of Democratic challenger Jonathan Nez twice before it was corrected.

Trump announced that Zacharia, a Trump Media communications adviser, will replace Karoline Leavitt.

Trump criticized Norway and the award committee after Navi Pillay won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.

Mayor Mark Bogen says the county will request the sheriff’s budget records and may seek them in court if necessary.

Trump says Russia will supply diesel to the United States as he seeks to address fuel prices before the midterms.

A fixed address or physical ID card is not required to register or cast a ballot, and registration options include online, mail and in-person routes.

The move escalates a dispute with the court, which investigates war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The candidates sparred over tariffs, the border and their records during an hour-long debate ahead of November’s election.

The Labor Department will stop accepting or processing PERM applications involving eight technology and outsourcing companies; existing H-1B status is unaffected.

The sanctions came hours after former ICC judge Navi Pillay won the Nobel Peace Prize, deepening the administration’s dispute with the court.

The lieutenant governor pledged state support as South Florida schools lose enrollment, a decline education leaders link largely to fewer immigrant arrivals.

Some Washington Democrats are considering a broader income tax as voters prepare to decide whether to keep a tax on income above $1 million.

Microsoft disputes the administration’s claims about its visa use after it and seven other companies were suspended from a federal green card sponsorship program.

The US has moved to bar major tech companies, including Microsoft, from a green card sponsorship program, potentially affecting thousands of foreign workers.

Vance announced the suspension, citing alleged misuse of a green-card certification process; Microsoft disputed his claims.

Immigration attorneys urged affected H-1B workers to check their status after the administration announced suspensions involving a green card certification program.
