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• 4 'No Kings: Vote Early' Events Set for Saturday at More Than 2,500 Sites in All 50 States
• 3 Judge Halts DHS-Funded TV Ads Featuring Trump; Justice Department Apologizes After Two Ads Kept Airing Past the Deadline
• 3 OpenAI Says Iran-Origin Accounts Used ChatGPT to Place About 100 Articles Critical of the U.S. War in Roughly a Dozen Outlets
• 4 Israel Shells Southern Lebanon Oct. 8; Next U.S.-Mediated Talks Reported for Tampa on Oct. 20, Not Rome
• 3 Marimar Martinez, Shot Five Times by a Border Patrol Agent in Chicago in 2025, Sues the U.S. Government
• 7 Supreme Court Hears Exxon and Suncor Bid to End Boulder Climate Lawsuit, With Eight Justices After Alito Recusal
• 2 Trump Names Intelligence Chief Jay Clayton to Chair New 'Super Intelligence Force'; Clayton Says a Report Is Due in 120 Days
• 5 Yen Ends Week Near 158 per Dollar as Tokyo and Washington Repeat Warnings and Bank of Japan Weighs Its Next Hike
• 3 Trump Opens 32-Day Midterm Campaign Swing With Stops in Denton, Texas, and Durant, Oklahoma
• 3 Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Whether Immigrants Arrested Inside the U.S. Must Be Held Without Bond Hearings
• 4 U.S. Officials Tell Reuters a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan Is Unlikely Before 2028, Citing Military Purges and Taiwan's Election
• 6 Trump Says South Korea Will Put $54 Billion Into Alaska LNG Project; Seoul Says It Has Not Decided Whether to Invest
• 2 Trump and Six AI Executives Sign Voluntary 'White House Accord on Super Intelligence' Calling for Outside Audits and Board Oversight
• 5 Kurt Olsen Leaves DOJ's Florida 'Grand Conspiracy' Probe Weeks After Joseph diGenova Resigned; No Charges Filed So Far
• 4 FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Resigns Effective Oct. 2, Citing Family in Missouri