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Democratic lawmakers stormed House Speaker Mike Johnson's office, demanding that he swear in a newly-elected representative whose vote would be the final one needed for the House to approve a discharge petition regarding the Epstein files.

Catholic and Muslim girls' high school athletes in California filed a lawsuit over the state's transgender athlete policies after spending years sharing a locker room with a biological male player on their team.

A mother of three, whose husband is battling cancer, was fatally shot by her roommate who mistakenly believed she was an intruder when she returned from visiting her family in Indiana.

A federal judge in San Francisco blocked the Trump administration from continuing government furloughs, granting a temporary restraining order sought by labor unions that argued layoffs were unlawful during the ongoing government shutdown.

President Donald Trump decried left-wing violence and posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

President Trump directed Pete Hegseth, a Fox News correspondent, to use all available funds to pay U.S. troops amid the government shutdown, and Hegseth's plane made an unscheduled landing in the United Kingdom due to a crack in the aircraft windshield.

Two juveniles were sentenced to probation for assaulting a former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staffer, Edward Coristine, in a carjacking incident in Washington, D.C.

Actor Bradley Whitford said his father, who fought in World War II while fascism was on the rise, was "Antifa," as he argued the U.S. is living in a world with "internment camps."

Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, accepted the Presidential Medal of Freedom on behalf of her late husband at a White House ceremony, delivering a powerful tribute to his life and legacy as a champion of freedom and faith.

The Supreme Court will rehear arguments in a case centered on Louisiana's use of race as a factor when drawing its congressional map, with the outcome potentially shaping how states nationwide apply the Voting Rights Act in redistricting battles ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Josh Allen, the Buffalo Bills quarterback, has found success in the NFL, including AFC championship games, an MVP Award, and a $330 million contract, and has recently married singer and actress Hailee Steinfeld, who has taught him that he is more than just a football player.

The article discusses the government shutdown, with the White House claiming that Democrats are shutting down the government to provide free healthcare to illegal immigrants through Medicaid, despite federal laws prohibiting undocumented individuals from obtaining Medicaid.

Cleveland Browns wide receiver David Bell announced his early retirement due to an off-field injury that would "literally risk life and limb" if he continued playing in the NFL.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., received a 350-page document from Russia's ambassador to the United States related to Russia's report on the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy, and she plans to have a team of experts review and upload the documents.

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani addressed President Trump directly on how he would run the city if elected, saying he would not be a mayor who calls the president to stay out of jail or win an election.

A former Massachusetts migrant shelter director, Jon Fetherston, revealed that he was attacked after blowing the whistle on sexual abuse of children in the state's shelter system, which he calls a "total government failure."

A chaotic brawl erupted at a Whataburger in San Antonio, Texas, over a food order mix-up, leading to seven arrests.

Ghislaine Maxwell, the sex-trafficking accomplice and former lover of Jeffrey Epstein, has been transferred to a minimum-security prison camp in Texas, where she is allegedly receiving "unusually favorable treatment" compared to other inmates, according to reports.

Social Security's 2026 COLA announcement was delayed by the government shutdown but will be released Oct. 24, with experts projecting a 2.7% to 2.8% increase.

The article summarizes how the death of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has not diminished his legacy of encouraging young Americans to find meaning and purpose through faith, family, and traditional values, which are being carried on by his supporters despite some opposition.