UNGA Reports

Yuriana Pelaez Calderón claimed "immigration" grabbed her in Los Angeles. Her plea deal says she was hiding in Bakersfield, phoning in fake updates, then staged her own "release" so she could sue Border Patrol.

After Rwanda broke a Trump-brokered peace deal, Treasury sanctioned its military. The NBA still welcomed strongman Paul Kagame at the All-Star Game. Sens. Marsha Blackburn and Jeff Merkley want answers by Nov. 2.

A 2-1 Ninth Circuit panel said DOJ came too early and sent the case back to a Los Angeles judge for Tuesday. Trump appointee Patrick Bumatay wrote that holding those ballots is "the bare minimum."

Trump says he likes Lula but calls the two-hour voting extension "very strange." Washington is still sitting on its congratulations, and Lula's camp is blaming Meta.

Moussa Diawara overstayed a tourist visa in 2001, waited about eight years to seek asylum and was under a final removal order from 2012. His own asylum application says he was single and persecuted as a gay man. DHS calls it immigration fraud.

Prosecutors filed the charge 10 years to the day after the alleged leak. Comey's lawyers say that's too late. Here's what DOJ says happened, the deadline fight that will decide the case, and what other leakers got.

The state says it caught 15 noncitizen voters in 43 years. Prosecutors say the 405 on their list cast more than 1,500 ballots, and they want those midterm ballots set aside before they're counted.

In a video recorded in New Hampshire and released eight days before the midterms, the likely 2028 candidate told an undercover journalist the DSA will be 'a mainstream democratic movement. Absolutely.'

Las Vegas police say Dante Milne, 25, made terroristic threats on Flight 1681. The felony carries up to 20 years. He posted bond on $10,000 bail.

Trading was halted for 30 minutes, banks and retailers lost up to 58%, and the government canceled its own bond auctions. Investors had bet on a Flávio Bolsonaro win.

The offer covers past elections and the Nov. 3 vote, and it fills a gap: the fraud-tip program DOJ launched last week doesn't cover voter fraud at all. Trump also called Brazil's runoff 'another rigged election.'

Prosecutors fought to keep Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano jailed. In the same hearing, the court learned ICE had already lodged a detainer.

Cenk Uygur's Rebellion PAC says Americans can't afford groceries because of aid to Israel. Government price data, the ADL, a Democratic congresswoman and the PAC's own founder all push back.

The chain logged 29,265 complaints that it didn't honor the marked price, the suit says. FTC undercover shoppers were overcharged on every trip, and seven past state settlements cost Dollar General less than 90 minutes of sales.

Japan recorded 671,236 births in 2025, the fewest on record, and 2.4 deaths for every birth. Most rich countries are below replacement too. But weddings are up two years running, and births just posted their first half-year rise in 11 years.

Guadalupe Taddei, who runs the agency that holds Mexico's elections, is out eight months before the 2027 midterms. Federal auditors say they've found signs of rigged contracts, collusion and money shuffled between companies.

Forty-seven green-card holders and one illegal immigrant face federal charges in California, Pennsylvania, Florida, New York and Nevada. Some are accused of registering as far back as 2002, and two allegedly signed up and voted on Election Day in 2024.

In a new Gallup survey, 46% of Republicans named patriotism among the three values the country needs most, compared with 6% of Democrats. It's the widest gap of the 12 values tested, and it matches a June Gallup poll that found Democrats' pride in America at a record low.

Apollo will buy the chips and lease them to SpaceX, which pays them off in 20 quarterly slices starting in 2027. Here's what the filing says, what it leaves open, and why lenders said yes.

Tallahassee police arrested Anthony Rivers III a day after gunfire tore through the crowd outside Florida A&M's stadium. One of his charges, possession of a firearm by a delinquent, only applies to a teen a court has already found committed a felony-level act.