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Republican Rep. Scott Perry accused Democrats of hating the military, aligning with Trump-era messaging and drawing sharp criticism from veterans and fact-checkers.

A federal appeals court has temporarily allowed Donald Trump to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, lifting a prior injunction as legal challenges continue.

James Comey’s legal team has filed motions to dismiss criminal charges brought by the Trump Justice Department, arguing the case is both legally unsound and politically driven.

Though not a presidential or midterm year, the November 2025 elections in California, New Jersey, and New York City are being closely watched as the first major gauge of public reaction to Trump’s second-term policies.

The Justice Department is reviewing Fulton County DA Fani Willis’s personal trip to the Bahamas amid political pressure from Donald Trump, who has called for her prosecution over the Georgia election interference case.

With the federal shutdown extending into a second week, air traffic controllers are set to miss their first full paycheck on October 28—despite being required to keep working to ensure national airspace safety.

Rep. Robert Garcia and Sen. Richard Blumenthal have launched a congressional inquiry into ICE raids that resulted in the arrests of American citizens, demanding accountability and reform.