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• 4 Stein Signed 'Iryna's Law' One Year Ago, on Oct. 3, 2025; Its Bail Limits Are in Force and North Carolina Has Held No Executions
• 4 26 States, Cities and Counties Sue Over NHTSA Rule Lowering the 2031 Fuel Economy Target to 34.9 MPG
• 6 USS Theodore Roosevelt Group and About 9,000 Sailors and Marines Deploy Toward Middle East; Trump Calls Post-Midterm Iran Bombing 'Possible'
• 3 Trump Says Iran Will Be 'Hit Very Hard' if Tied to FlyDubai Co-Pilot's Axe Attack on Captain; UAE Calls It Attempted Terrorism
• 5 Trump Opens 32-Day Midterm Campaign Swing With Stops in Denton, Texas, and Durant, Oklahoma
• 2 North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile From Wonsan That Flew More Than 700 km, Seoul Says, a Day After Pyongyang Rejected Apology Demand Over DMZ Mine Blast
• 3 Taiwan Receives First Two of 66 F-16V Fighter Jets Ordered From the U.S. in 2019
• 6 Israeli Army Says It Destroyed Eight Tunnel Routes and More Than 600 Hezbollah Sites in South Lebanon's Mansouri
• 4 Putin Rejects Proposed Truce on Long-Range Energy Strikes a Day After Russian Attack Forced Emergency Power Cuts in Kyiv
• 3 Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Whether Immigrants Arrested Inside the U.S. Must Be Held Without Bond Hearings
• 4 Burhan Adviser Says U.S. 90-Day Sudan Truce Plan Risks 'Libya-Style' Partition, Seeks Monitored RSF Pullout From Cities
• 4 Pakistani Airstrikes in Kunar and Helmand Kill 9, Afghan Taliban Say; Pakistan Says It Killed 22 Militants
• 4 Trump Says 'We Blow Them Up, Make a Deal' on Iran as Tehran Weighs Official U.S. Reply to Its Hormuz Offer
• 3 Trump Says South Korea Will Put $54 Billion Into Alaska LNG Project; Seoul Says It Has Not Decided Whether to Invest
• 3 Gov. Stein Directs N.C. Revenue Department to Waive State Penalties on Highway Use of Dyed Diesel Through Dec. 31, 2026