- — Pennsylvania GOP congressmen lose bid to subject overseas ballots to additional scrutiny
- A federal judge in Pennsylvania dismissed a lawsuit filed by six of the commonwealth's Republican congressmen seeking to subject overseas mail-in ballots to additional scrutiny.
- — David DePape gets life in prison on state charges related to attack on Paul Pelosi
- The man who injured Paul Pelosi with a hammer while trying to find and kill his wife -- ex-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi -- will spend the rest of his life in prison.
- — U.S. offers $5M reward for 1994 Panama airline bombing information
- Three decades after Alas Chiricanas Flight 901 in Panama went down and killed all on board, the United States is offering an reward of up to $5 million for information.
- — Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine arrested for violating supervised release
- Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly violated the terms of his supervised release from prison four years ago.
- — Suspect in killing of 3 young girls at Taylor Swift-themed event charged with making ricin
- The British teen accused of killing three young girls over the summer at a Taylor Swift-themed event now faces new charges for alleged possession of terrorist training materials and producing the toxic poison ricin.
- — Two years after deadly Seoul Halloween crush, families still mourn, look for answers
- Two years after the Halloween crowd crush that claimed 159 lives in Seoul, survivors and bereaved families continue to mourn and call for answers and accountability that still have not arrived.
- — Biden lauds Port of Baltimore reopening, infrastructure investments
- President Joe Biden cited the reopening of the Port of Baltimore in June as evidence of the great things that can be done by investing in America and its infrastructure.
- — Trump-appointed judge won't recuse herself in Florida attempted assassination case
- U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon rejected a request to recuse herself from the case against a Florida man charged with attempting to kill former President Donald Trump during the summer.
- — U.S. picks 2 energy companies to develop offshore wind power in Gulf of Maine
- The U.S Department of the Interior picked two energy companies to build new offshore wind turbines near Maine off the New England coast, according to new reports.
- — In evening rally at Capitol, Harris to make final arguments for her presidency
- Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to remind voters of the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol building during a scheduled an appearance at the Ellipse in Washington, D.C., this evening.
- — U.S. job openings 'little changed' in September; down 1.9 million from 2023
- U.S. job openings held steady in September but fell slightly from this time last year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics Reported on Tuesday.
- — Hezbollah deputy Naim Qassem elected as chief after Israeli strike killed Nasrallah
- It's been announced that Lebanon's Hezbollah has chosen among its ranks a new chief after its last was recently killed in airstrikes by the Israeli military, thus likely ending a succession crisis.
- — JPMorgan Chase sues bank customers over stolen money via TikTok 'glitch' video
- The banking giant JP Morgan Chase is suing its U.S. customers who allegedly stole large sums of money after a viral TikTik video brought attention to a technical ATM glitch over the summer.
- — Germany summons Iranian ambasador after execution of Jamshid Sharmahd
- German authorities summoned the Iran ambassador on Tuesday after the execution of German-Iranian citizen Jamshid Sharmahd the day before.
- — Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 115, most in apartment building in Beit Lahia in the north
- Israeli strikes killed at least 115 people across Gaza on Tuesday morning, 109 of them in an airstrike on a residential building in the north, according to officials from the Hamas-run local government.
- — Steve Bannon released from prison following four-month contempt sentence
- Authorities released Steve Bannon on federal prison in Connecticut on Tuesday after serving a four-month sentence for refusing to comply with a federal subpoena related to the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
- — Former President Rodrigo Duterte tells Philippines war on drugs probe he ran death squad
- Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte testified before a Senate investigation into his so-called "war on drugs" that he oversaw a death squad while he was mayor of the southern city of Davao made up of "gangsters."
- — Biden administration announces $3 billion in grants for clean port projects
- The Biden administration announced the distribution of $3 billion in grants to 55 applicants to address environmental issues at ports, including infrastructure improvements and reducing diesel air pollution.
- — Israel passes bills to ban UNRWA, attracting swift and strong international condemnation
- Israel's Knesset parliament passed a pair of bills on Monday evening to prohibit the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency from operating in the Middle Eastern country, prompting swift and s strong condemnation.
- — Florida citrus industry, already facing multiple crises, tries to recover from Milton
- Weeks after Hurricane Milton tore through Florida's already ailing citrus producing region, industry leaders are still assessing how big a hit growers may have absorbed, although they think the worst was averted.
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