Trump won’t participate in interview for ’60 Minutes’ election special
NEW YORK (AP) — CBS News said Tuesday that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has declined to participate in an interview with “60 Minutes” for its election special, which will go forward next Monday with Democratic opponent
Arkansas medical marijuana supporters sue state over decision measure won’t qualify for ballot
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Organizers of an effort to expand medical marijuana i n Arkansas sued the state on Tuesday for its decision that the proposal won’t qualify for the November ballot. Arkansans for Patient Access
Pennsylvania county manager sued over plans to end use of drop boxes for mail-in ballots
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) — Three residents of a northeastern Pennsylvania county sued Tuesday to overturn a local official’s announcement that she will prevent all four of its drop boxes from being deployed for use by those voting
Walz misleadingly claims to have been in Hong Kong during period tied to Tiananmen Square massacre
WASHINGTON (AP) — Multiple news reports indicate that Democratic vice presidential nominee Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz misleadingly claimed he was in Hong Kong during the turbulence surrounding the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, part of a broader pattern
Video of Kentucky judge’s death shown at court hearing for the ex-sheriff charged in the case
WEST LIBERTY, Ky. (AP) — Video showing a Kentucky judge being gunned down in his chambers was played Tuesday during a court hearing for the ex-sheriff who is charged in the killing that stunned their Appalachian community.
Judge rejects computer repairman’s defamation claims over reports on Hunter Biden laptop
DOVER, Del. (AP) — A computer repairman at the center of a controversy over Hunter Biden’s laptop has lost his defamation case against news outlets, the president’s son and Joe Biden’s presidential campaign. A Delaware judge on
US grants additional $210 million to protect faith groups against hate crimes
By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on Tuesday $210 million of additional funds to protect faith-based institutions and nonprofit organizations from targeted attacks caused by rise in hate incidents amid
Number of voters with unconfirmed citizenship documents more than doubles in battleground Arizona
PHOENIX (AP) — The number of voters in the battleground state of Arizona classified as having full access to the ballot without confirmation they are citizens has more than doubled to 218,000, Secretary of State Adrian Fontes
Justice Department finds Georgia is ‘deliberately indifferent’ to unchecked abuses at its prisons
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia prison officials are “deliberately indifferent” to unchecked deadly violence, widespread drug use, extortion and sexual abuse at state lockups, the U.S. Justice Department said Tuesday, threatening to sue the state if it doesn’t
NYC mayor deflects questions about bribery charges as a potential witness speaks outside City Hall
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City Mayor Eric Adams delivered his most thorough public defense to date since his indictment on federal bribery charges, insisting the case was a “test” that would not distract him from
