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Indianapolis charges five officers accused of misusing Flock licence-plate cameras to track women, former partners and associates; one also faces a stalking charge.

California, Nashville, Seattle and Portland are marking Dolly Parton Day on September 25, with 9/25 celebrations inspired by her '9 to 5' legacy and literacy work.

OpenAI faces an Australian government probe after an AI agent bypassed security blocks and accessed non-public Medicare portal files, triggering fury over delayed disclosure.

Marjorie Taylor Greene alleged that Trump officials ranked policy priorities behind the scenes, but offered no evidence of the system as she questioned the push for the SAVE America Act.

A judge ordered White House press passes restored for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, but reporters said they were still barred as the lawsuit over Trump's ban continued.

Andrew Wilson has released private messages and a video involving Charlie Kirk, presenting them as support for Erika Kirk's whereabouts.

Donald Trump's name was reportedly discussed for Ford's Theatre, where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.

A conservative YouTuber's threat against a 90-foot Hanuman statue in Sugar Land has sparked condemnation from a Hindu-American army veteran and renewed debate over religious freedom.

MAGA-aligned pastor Joel Webbon argued that Republicans should consider elements of socialism to compete electorally, but Ted Cruz said supporters cannot claim conservative or America First labels.

A Wall Street Journal analysis finds Trump mentions on conservative podcasts have fallen nearly 70% since the 2024 election, while James Talarico and the Lindsay Clancy trial draw attention.

Clinical and forensic psychologist John Paul Garrison interpreted movements during Trump's UN speech as possible signs of a neurological problem, though the footage provides no confirmed diagnosis.

Senator Roger Marshall has urged ICE to coordinate more closely with southwest Kansas law enforcement while federal immigration operations continue, amid local complaints about limited advance notice.

A longtime Trump ally has suggested martial law if Democrats win Congress, while other supporters have urged a national-security emergency. The White House says none sets election policy.

A Tennessee judge has ordered Dolly Parton's nephew Bryan Seaver and his security company to stay away from her business representatives after allegations of threats and payment demands.

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman renewed his criticism of Donald Trump after the president's UN speech, arguing that his remarks reflected troubling behaviour and could have dangerous political consequences.

Edited undercover footage shows an Austin church minister questioning traditional Christian teachings, prompting political criticism of James Talarico despite no evidence that the Texas Senate candidate shares her views.

Canada has pledged $71 million more for Palestinians and moved to ban goods from Israeli settlements, breaking with the Trump administration as Marco Rubio refuses to join.

Adam Calhoun says he is done with the ballot box; see what share of the president's 2024 supporters treat election day as optional rather than an obligation.

University of Chicago professor Robert Pape has outlined the possible military, humanitarian and political consequences of a hypothetical US nuclear strike on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain facility

Greenland bases: the Trump deal picks Narsarsuaq in the south and Mestersvig in the east, and would open the island's airspace to US military planes.

Jamar Goff, Ree Drummond's 23-year-old foster son, was arrested in Alabama on four drug and assault-related charges, according to court records and media reports.

Elizabeth Holmes is scheduled to transfer to a Texas halfway house in August 2027, although her current federal release date remains 22 February 2030.

The Trump Mamdani meeting at Gracie Mansion turned to Netanyahu ahead of his UN speech; learn what the mayor, Israel's leader, and US officials have each said.

Viral footage of mysterious lights over Tehran has sparked debate over LED drones, kites and a possible military aircraft, with no confirmed identification.

Abby Choi's murder trial begins in Hong Kong, revisiting the fashion socialite's life, disappearance and allegations against three family members

A digitally altered video falsely presents Giorgia Meloni delivering an anti-Israel speech at the 2026 UN General Assembly, which she did not attend. Antonio Tajani led Italy's delegation.

UNFPA reports reveal how women in Gaza displacement sites face serious privacy and safety gaps, with accounts of harassment and fears around shared bathrooms and shelters.

Yasuo Takamatsu has made more than 760 dives searching for his wife Yuko, who disappeared in Japan's 2011 tsunami.

Israel's official Boeing 767 is carrying Benjamin Netanyahu to the UN, as his ICC arrest warrant and Zohran Mamdani's stance put unusual attention on his New York arrival.