Trump administration
Federal workers flock to D.C. food bank as they miss first full paycheck
The food bank, set up specifically for federal workers, provided boxed meals, household goods and hygiene items to more than 250 people.
Immigration
Border Patrol commander to appear in court after allegedly throwing tear gas at crowd
Officials said Gregory Bovino was struck by a rock thrown by protesters, which was disputed by a witness who filmed the encounter.
White House will allow anonymous donors to contribute to Trump's ballroom project
While the administration has released a list of some donors for the ballroom addition, an aide told NBC News that "donors also have the option to remain anonymous."
White House tightens Trump pardon process amid concerns about outsiders trying to profit
Chief of staff Susie Wiles took more control after reports of lobbyists advertising access to pardons for steep prices, officials said.
'Slap in the face': White House irked by a new $100M pro-AI super PAC
A super PAC called Leading the Future — whose backers include Trump donors — plans to support AI-friendly candidates from both political parties during the 2026 midterm elections.
New York Attorney General Letitia James pleads not guilty in federal bank fraud case
A grand jury indicted James this month after President Donald Trump called for her to be prosecuted.
Trump's rhetoric on tariffs ramps up pressure on Supreme Court
The president, who often criticizes judges who rule against him, has suggested he might attend the oral argument in person.
Inflation hit 3% in September, reflecting stubborn price pressures on U.S. consumers
The agency's report comes despite the government shutdown that has paralyzed federal reporting and has no end in sight.
Immigration
Senators demand Linda McMahon ask DHS to stop ICE operations near schools
The Senators argue that tear gas and "other violent DHS tools and tactics" should be restricted similarly to alcohol and drugs near school grounds.
Live Updates
Trump vows to pull Israel support if it annexes West Bank; Russia's oil sector hit with new U.S. sanctions
The Senate voted on whether to take up a bill to pay federal workers who haven't been furloughed during the government shutdown.
