Trump denied planning to remove the White House briefing room to restore its covered swimming pool, while saying he may relocate reporters to what he called a less obnoxious location.
Ukraine says Starlink and Starshield connections are stable above 400 kilometers per hour, a material change after Trump said Elon Musk had restored access but Kyiv reported limits remained.
Federal prosecutors gave election officials in 57 California counties 48 hours to help verify voters the administration alleges may be noncitizens and to segregate disputed ballots.
The full Fifth Circuit ruled 10-7 that immigrants who entered without admission do not have a constitutional right to bond hearings while removal cases proceed.
A divided Ninth Circuit panel affirmed an injunction against Trump’s 2025 federalization and deployment of 4,000 California National Guard members in Los Angeles.
Trump acknowledged directing a Justice Department lawsuit that seeks to stop Alaska from certifying a Democratic Senate victory while a disputed candidate remains on the ballot.
Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides face false-statement charges over 2023 congressional testimony; both deny wrongdoing, and no grand jury has indicted them.
Trump said the United States might carry out another operation against Iran if Tehran does not reach an agreement, but he announced no order, target or timetable.
Trump said U.S. warships returning from the Iran conflict could stop off Cuba, but he announced no military order, timeline or new Cuba policy.
A proclamation signed October 23 removes some Canadian goods from a 50% tariff while adding others, with the revised product lists taking effect October 30.
The White House says Russia and Ukraine agreed to pause military action in Oleshky beginning October 29 to permit humanitarian aid and prepare voluntary civilian evacuations.
The Justice Department sued Alaska over two Senate candidates named Dan Sullivan, seeking to prevent certification of a Democratic win under specified conditions.
