Migration Policy Institute estimates show deportations rising under Donald Trump but remaining below the administration’s one-million-a-year target, while the White House reports a higher cumulative total.
The White House counsel gave Politico 48 hours to retract or correct three reports about internal tensions, seek an apology to Donald Trump and Susie Wiles, and warned of a review of the outlet’s access and possible legal action.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Donald Trump’s tariffs are raising costs in both countries, while the U.S. Embassy accused Canadian political figures of trying to influence the November 3 midterms.
Trump applauded an attendee after a protester appeared to be struck during a campaign rally for Republican Sen. Darline Graham, one of several disruptions at the Clemson-area event.
The lawsuit asks a federal judge to block the Trump administration from pressing states to remove registered voters or withhold, segregate or reject their ballots based on disputed federal lists.
The Justice Department withdrew two appeals defending restrictions on which employers could qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, leaving the underlying court rulings in place.
The administration wants the justices to stay a federal injunction against construction across Texas’s Big Bend sector and is also asking for summary reversal of the lower court’s decision.
The French president called foreign commentary about the unrest unacceptable and stupid after Donald Trump blamed migrants; French authorities have not attributed the violence to immigrants.
The justices refused to pause a lower-court order requiring the Bureau of Prisons to continue hormone therapy and other accommodations while a challenge proceeds; Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented.
A Kremlin adviser said Vladimir Putin accepted renewed trilateral negotiations after November 10, a material step in Donald Trump’s Ukraine diplomacy but not a ceasefire or settlement.
Russia freed 74-year-old Stephen Hubbard as Donald Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg; the release is a material development beyond the previously announced Ukraine talks.
Donald Trump renewed his call for data-center developers to provide their own electricity and negotiate a local “dividend,” but he announced no binding federal rule or payment formula.
