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Flock's nationwide automated licence-plate camera network faced scrutiny at a US Senate hearing after data helped identify a Florida woman whose charges were later dropped.

Michael Wolff has accused Melania Trump of turning her public role into material for films and books, while her representatives have not responded to his latest allegations.

Brian Larson alleges a JPMorgan supervisor made anti-gay comments and retaliated against him over his Pride group work. The bank disputes the claims and says performance issues were documented.

A Trump Marine One clip showing Natalie Harp seated near the president has prompted questions online, but the footage does not show medical care.

Nicki Minaj faced online criticism after the White House shared her praise for Donald Trump, prompting unsupported speculation about her brother despite no evidence of a pardon request.

Unverified claims about four dating profiles allegedly linked to Candace Owens have prompted online debate, with questions remaining over the accounts' authenticity.

Democrats are considering congressional investigations into Trump family business dealings if they win control of the House or Senate, but no targets or wrongdoing have been established.

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich recounts how a cellmate taught him the unwritten rules, hierarchy and daily routines of Moscow's Lefortovo prison during his detention.

Trump student loan rule sets an earnings test for US college courses, so learn how it works, when aid may end, and what colleges can do next.

FBI Director Kash Patel was photographed with Sigal Chattah weeks after courts ruled her Nevada appointment unlawful, reviving scrutiny over his judgment and choice of company.

Records show no role for Sigal Chattah in the release behind a viral online claim. Learn which officials handled the case and what prosecutors allege in the Las Vegas sting.

Trump announced a $15 billion Iowa steel plant as the largest in US history, then appeared to nod off as its Indian owner spoke. The jobs will not arrive until 2030.

Donald Trump criticised the UK after five men arrested near RAF Fairford were released on bail, as police said the terrorism investigation remains active.

Donald Johnson, 81, may be able to stop delivering lost luggage after strangers raised more than $281,000 to support his wife's cancer treatment.

Trump reaffirmed that ICE can arrest people without criminal records after guidance to prioritise serious offenders caused confusion among agents.

Trump asked Xi Jinping if China wanted to buy US weapons, Ambassador David Perdue said, while Washington stressed that no arms sale to Beijing was planned.

US-China tariff cuts covering $60B of goods, from toys to coal, have been proposed after the Trump-Xi summit. Soybeans and chips are excluded.

Donald Trump is prepared to consider sanctions relief and access to billions of dollars in frozen Iranian assets, but only if Tehran makes concrete progress on its nuclear programme.

Justice Samuel Alito has withdrawn from the Supreme Court's review of a climate lawsuit against ExxonMobil and Suncor, leaving eight justices to hear October arguments.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Adam Hoffman served 60 days, but jail records show 29 days. Prosecutors had initially proposed a one-day sentence in the child abuse case.

Thai activist Siranudh 'Psi' Scott says an Israeli government report placed him on a watch list, but the document confirms only that it recorded his protest activity.

Farmers' Almanac and The Old Farmer's Almanac forecast contrasting snowfall patterns across the US in 2026-27, with heavy snow in selected areas and El Niño adding uncertainty.

A couple died and their 11-year-old daughter remains critically ill after a house fire in Troy, New York, killed seven dogs and forced their son to escape through a window.

The Department of Homeland Security denied reports of temporary ICE arrest restrictions and announced continued enforcement in sanctuary jurisdictions, amid scrutiny over detentions and agents' use of force.

The Trump administration has lowered the 2031 fuel-economy target for new US cars and light trucks, prompting support from manufacturers and criticism over fuel consumption, pollution and costs.

The NFL has asked the Department of Homeland Security to remove a social-media montage featuring Brian Dawkins after his 'Weapon X' footage was used in immigration messaging.

Homeland Security Investigations obtained six months of journalist Georgia Fort's phone records through a customs summons, without prior judicial approval or notice, according to press-freedom advocates.

Qatari mediators are expected in New York for separate talks with Iranian and US officials over a proposed seven-day deal involving a ceasefire, sanctions relief and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

UN-mandated experts say more than 25,000 people deported from the US to third countries may face torture, detention, disappearance, trafficking and unlawful onward removal.