DOJ fails to get indictment against ex-Trump aide Cassidy Hutchinson: Sources

🔮 She could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.

🔮 Israeli officials are expected to be on the ground and involved in the questioning of the suspect, sources said.

🔮 Trump, House Speaker Johnson expected to meet with tech CEOs on AI next week: Sources The meeting comes as the leaders of some AI companies have issued warnings.

🔮 Trump expected to use Qatari-gifted Air Force One for overseas travel next week:

🔮 A House Democrat is asking congressional appropriators for guardrails that would prevent President Donald Trump from exploiting a loophole in federal law to buy the East Potomac Golf Course that he's been pushing to renovate with taxpyer funds.

🔮 I'm frustrated that I got it in the middle of the night, but I'm much more concerned that it's filed on the public record." The assistant U.S. attorney in the hearing, John Borchert, struggled repeatedly as Faruqui asked him to explain the government's conduct, which the judge said was unlike any case he had ever seen in the history of D.C.'s district court. Faruqui ultimately granted the request from Flores' and Benavides' attorneys to strike the amended complaint from the docket and said he would continue Tuesday's hearing to determine whether prosecutors established probable cause in their initial complaint filed last week. "Why today on this one case have you changed the entire history of how you charge cases?" Faruqui asked of Borchert.

🔮 She could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.

🔮 Unglesbee said he knew recipients of white powder letters 'took it serious and would have 'hazmat come in white suits' because 'anthrax is dangerous.'

🔮 The Justice Department is asking election officials in Washington state to set aside hundreds of ballots it says may belong to noncitizen voters, the latest move by the Trump administration to intervene in a state-run election just days before the midterms.

🔮 A federal judge has ordered a top Department of Justice official back into court after President Donald Trump posted on his social media account affirming that East Potomac Golf Course will close Nov. 15 for renovations — directly contradicting repeated assertions from administration officials in a hearing last week.

🔮 The report lays out a series of warning behaviors and signs that are typical for those who might carry out targeted workplace violence, like a 22-year-old service member who "experienced multiple stressors, including chronic pain resulting from a motorcycle accident, the ailing health of a loved one, harassment from peers, and numerous reprimands and citations at work due to poor performance and tardiness," before carrying out an attack that killed two on base and injured a third person.

🔮 In a follow-up post resharing the letter, Trump wrote "They will all go to jail for a long period of time!!!"

🔮 We will continue to monitor developments closely as the facts become clear.

🔮 After initially saying they would post the sensitive information, the group told reporters they recanted the threat.

🔮 Attorneys for former FBI Director James Comey are set to appear in court in Washington, D.C., Friday in their emergency push to have a federal judge dismiss the criminal allegations lodged against him by the Justice Department that accuse him of allegedly mishandling classified information more than a decade ago.

🔮 A House Democrat is asking congressional appropriators for guardrails that would prevent President Donald Trump from exploiting a loophole in federal law to buy the East Potomac Golf Course that he's been pushing to renovate with taxpyer funds.

🔮 "Never before in American history has the federal government, on the eve of an election, sought to coerce a state and local government to abandon their own Constitutional elections procedures and bend to the will of the Executive Branch," U.S .District Judge David Carter wrote in his Wednesday order.

🔮 Bill Essayli, a controversial Trump-installed leader of the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Central District of California, argued in the hearing that the administration was simply pushing for the state to be in compliance with federal law barring non-citizens from casting votes. But state officials and other legal advocates opposing the DOJ lawsuit countered that the litigation violated longstanding Constitutional principles mandating that states have control over their elections -- and could have chaotic consequences for the state in tabulating final vote counts in the weeks ahead.

🔮 I'm frustrated that I got it in the middle of the night, but I'm much more concerned that it's filed on the public record." The assistant U.S. attorney in the hearing, John Borchert, struggled repeatedly as Faruqui asked him to explain the government's conduct, which the judge said was unlike any case he had ever seen in the history of D.C.'s district court. Faruqui ultimately granted the request from Flores' and Benavides' attorneys to strike the amended complaint from the docket and said he would continue Tuesday's hearing to determine whether prosecutors established probable cause in their initial complaint filed last week. "Why today on this one case have you changed the entire history of how you charge cases?" Faruqui asked of Borchert.

🔮 She could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.

🔮 "The United States seeks a court order to prevent Defendants from certifying the result of the November 2026 United States Senate election if '(1) [Dan S.] Sullivan does not win the election; and (2) had all votes cast for Daniel J. Sullivan been cast instead for [Dan S.] Sullivan and Alaska's rank-choice process played out accordingly, [Dan S.] Sullivan would have won the election.'"

🔮 Appeals court rejects Trump admin's voting lawsuit against California The court sent the suit back to a district court, which will hear it on Tuesday.

🔮 During a press conference on Monday, Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter attracted some scrutiny when he acknowledged that the administration's list likely included errors, and that "there may be some names on there who it turns out ultimately are citizens.

🔮 In a follow-up post resharing the letter, Trump wrote "They will all go to jail for a long period of time!!!"

🔮 She could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.

🔮 She has great faith in the South Dakota judicial system and will reserve any further comments for the legal process."

🔮 The FBI issued a public service announcement alert in May warning of the threat posed by ShinyHunters, which they describe as a "cyber criminal group specializing in large-scale data breaches and extortion." ShinyHunters actors "commonly use harassment strategies, sending threatening text messages and phone calls to victims and their family members, and in some cases, swatting," according to the FBI.

🔮 The FBI is assessing what information may have been compromised, sources said.

🔮 She could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.

🔮 About 6 in 10 Americans are confident the midterm elections will be conducted fairly and accurately, while nearly 4 in 10 Americans and about 3 in 10 voters are not confident , according to an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll conducted using Ipsos' KnowledgePanel.

🔮 The FBI issued a public service announcement alert in May warning of the threat posed by ShinyHunters, which they describe as a "cyber criminal group specializing in large-scale data breaches and extortion." ShinyHunters actors "commonly use harassment strategies, sending threatening text messages and phone calls to victims and their family members, and in some cases, swatting," according to the FBI.