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Republicans to spend $5 million in South Carolina Senate race as Trump plans trip thereThe primary Senate Republican super PAC is sending reinforcements to South Carolina as President Donald Trump prepares to visit and boost Sen. Darline Graham. The Senate Leadership Fund is putting $5 million in the state to support Graham, who was appointed this summer as an interim replacement for her brother, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Trump’s…
Alabama state lawmaker among 17 arrested in prostitution sting operation — and 3 others were illegal aliens, cops sayA law enforcement sting operation led to the arrest of several men who allegedly tried to pay for underage sex in Alabama. Among those arrested for alleged human trafficking were a state representative, three people illegally in the country, a school board member, and a public works director. If convicted of human trafficking, the suspects could face up…
'It Has to Stop': Community Members Condemn ICE Arrests at Bus Stops After GOP Blocks Bill to Protect KidsSince Republicans in the US Senate this week blocked a bill to make school bus stops off-limits for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, community members in Pennsylvania and Austin, Texas have expressed outrage by arrests made in front of children—in at least one reported case, leaving a child abandoned as officers detained his mother. "It doesn’t…
Top Tech News Today, October 2, 2026: Amazon, Cloudflare, Google, Microsoft, Suno, Tesla & MoreIt’s Friday, October 2, 2026, and the AI build-out is showing its seams in public. Safety researchers are leaving OpenAI, a federal judge has shut the door on publisher lawsuits over AI Overviews, senators want criminal liability when AI agents hack, and Amazon is exploring a structure that could shift $8 billion in Nvidia chips
Mexico to propose bill to curb violent social media content after school attackMEXICO CITY – Mexico's government expects to issue a bill next week requiring social media platforms to remove content that incites ​violence, president Claudia Sheinbaum said on Friday. The announcement comes after Thursday's deadly attack at a school in ⁠Mexico's northern Coahuila state, which left a vice principal ‌dead and four people injured. Two…