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Georgia drivers will keep skipping the state's 33.3-cent gas tax until Nov. 30. Kemp says years of tight budgeting are why the state can afford it while the Iran war keeps fuel prices high.

Trump unveiled Audi's first American factory at his Perry rally Saturday night, then turned his fire on Sen. Jon Ossoff. Audi and Gov. Brian Kemp put the bill at about $4 billion, with full production in 2031.

After casting his ballot in Florida, the president laid out Tehran's choice in plain terms: a real deal that ends its path to a bomb, or a finished job. Out in the Arabian Sea, the Navy is stocking up for the second option.

SpaceX's terms have ruled out weapons use for years. Musk says Kyiv got around them and SpaceX shut the door. Kyiv says it couldn't have, but Zelenskyy said on Oct. 16 that Ukraine used Starlink for strikes.

Two days before Saturday's mass protests, Sébastien Lecornu asked Orange, SFR, Free and Bouygues to be able to cut TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat "without delay." X was added later, the outlet that published the letter says.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's daughter, running for New Hampshire's open 1st District seat, told an undercover reporter to defund ICE and "put them out of work." On the debate stage she said: "I did not."

California and Los Angeles County told the appeals court Saturday it's too late to set aside the ballots of 20,000 suspected noncitizens. DOJ says that's exactly why it can't wait.

"Certainly I'd be allowed to," Trump said Saturday after a report that his lawyers are eyeing blanket pardons for junior aides who worked on deportations, war and trade.

Serferino Trinidad Ortega was deported in 2002 and 2014 and came back both times. ICE says he hid under his truck to dodge arrest.

Sen. Susan Collins says she is "troubled." Maine's Democratic secretary of state says she will "monitor the monitors."

The Army has voted to discharge in about 45 of 50 cases. The Pentagon's political appointees can still overrule the Navy and Marine boards.

"I may move the Fake News to a less obnoxious location," Trump wrote Saturday. The likeliest landing spot is the Eisenhower building next door.

A DOJ official says Friday's removals at city-owned Providence Park raise First Amendment and viewpoint-discrimination questions. Police are investigating harassment and vandalism reports.

Abdul El-Sayed calls his mother "a nurse in Missouri." She worked at IARA, which Treasury shut down for funding bin Laden, until the FBI searched its office in 2004.

Kyiv's defense minister says stable links are back above 250 mph after two weeks of speed caps. Trump, who reportedly called Musk, put it simply: "He put it back."

The Secretary of War says the Chinese-backed campus programs Congress squeezed out came back under new names. The Pentagon used research money to shut down every one.

Inique Hinton, 31, was arrested three days after the firebomb hit the fence of the building that houses ICE's deportation officers. He faces at least five years if convicted.

Citizen petitions went around Democratic lawmakers in both states. Arizona and Nebraska vote too, four months after the Supreme Court said states can keep girls' teams for girls.

DNI Jay Clayton's memo to Rubio says Iran has "substantially increased" efforts to target U.S. personnel. Hours earlier, Trump warned Tehran of "another little Epic Fury."

Women in XX-XY shirts say Thorns fans hit them with flags and shoved one down two rows of seats. Then stadium security threw the women out.