DOJ Sues to Block Alaska Senate Result if Sullivan Loses
The suit cites a second candidate named Dan Sullivan and seeks to bar certification if Mary Peltola narrowly wins.
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Judge Orders Trump to Sit for Deposition in $10 Billion BBC Lawsuit by Dec. 11
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Critical PHP Flaw Found With AI Forces Government Websites Offline Worldwide
Critical flaws in PHP, which runs most websites, forced government sites offline worldwide as operators rush to patch.
Macron Rebukes Trump Over Migration Claims on French Riots
Macron said foreign leaders, including Trump, were exploiting France’s unrest, and cited AI-generated images of events that never happened.
US Orders Embassy Staff Out of Saudi Arabia as Houthi Attacks Escalate.
The US ordered non-emergency embassy staff and families to leave Saudi Arabia on Wednesday as Houthi attacks escalate.
Trump, Vance Launch $25M Fraud Whistleblower Rewards Program
Trump and Vance announced a $25 million program paying up to $30,000 for fraud tips leading to criminal charges.
Rubio Says Iran Peace Deal Extremely Difficult Amid Hormuz Attacks
Rubio said US economic pressure will continue until Iran stops targeting commercial shipping, while Tehran said Hormuz stays closed.
DOJ Charges 28 Green Card Holders in California Election Cases
Prosecutors said all 28 defendants are lawful permanent residents accused of false citizenship claims on voter or naturalization forms.
Australian MP Helen Haines Critically Hurt in Deliberate Car Attack
Albanese said the attack on Indi MP Helen Haines was deliberate and a national counterterrorism team is investigating.
France Says Curfews Kept Peace Overnight; More Possible Tuesday
France has ordered partial curfews in several cities after weekend riots, and President Emmanuel Macron rejected Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez’s resignation offer. About 2,400 people were arrested on Saturday.