1. Steve Bannon hinted that Donald Trump might defy the Constitution and run for a third term in 2028.
2. Bannon, a former White House aide, made the statement during a recent interview with The Economist.
3. He claimed people should prepare for Trump being president again in 2028, despite constitutional term limits.
4. The U.S. Constitution restricts presidents to two terms, making Bannon’s suggestion highly controversial and unprecedented.

1. California mourns the loss of a former basketball coach and his wife in a tragic freeway crash.
2. Authorities allege the crash was caused by a truck driver reportedly in the country illegally, sparking outrage.
3. Governor Newsom shifts blame to the federal government, citing failures in immigration enforcement policies.
4. Victims and community members demand accountability as the investigation into the deadly DUI wreck continues.

1. Government shutdown reaches day 24, leaving millions anxious about their health care coverage.
2. Senate fails to pass crucial funding bill for the twelfth time, prolonging uncertainty for Americans.
3. Obamacare subsidies remain a key sticking point as Democrats and Republicans refuse to compromise.
4. President Trump issues a stark warning about the future of critical health services nationwide.

1. Michael Wolff, author of four Trump books, has filed a lawsuit against Melania Trump in New York.
2. Wolff acted after Melania Trump’s legal team demanded a retraction of statements linking her to Epstein.
3. The legal dispute centers on allegations made in Wolff’s writing, which Melania Trump strongly denies.
4. Melania’s legal team threatened over $1 billion in damages if the statements were not retracted by Wolff.

1. Fresh sanctions target key Russian oil companies, aiming to disrupt their global trading and revenue streams.
2. International markets react with volatility as restrictions threaten to reshape energy supply chains worldwide.
3. Russian economy faces increased hardship, with investors wary and oil exports risking significant declines.
4. U.S. signals continued commitment to curbing Russian influence by leveraging economic tools against vital sectors.

1. A US military operation targeted a suspected narcotics vessel in the Caribbean Sea overnight, officials confirmed.
2. The vessel was reportedly operated by Tren de Aragua, a group designated as a terrorist organization.
3. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated the strike was directed by President Trump for national security reasons.
4. Authorities say the vessel was involved in trafficking narcotics, intensifying anti-drug efforts in the region.

1. Eric Trump claims Democrats and left-wing groups are resisting not just ICE, but 2024 election results too.
2. He argues that so-called defenders of democracy are actively working against his father, Donald Trump.
3. Protest organizers are said to be planning further actions, hinting at continued mobilization and resistance.
4. Eric Trump frames these efforts as a coordinated attempt to deplatform and undermine his father’s political influence.

1. Letitia James appears in court Friday, facing federal charges related to a 2020 mortgage fraud case.
2. She is accused of bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution in Norfolk, Virginia.
3. James is the third high-profile adversary of Donald Trump to face federal charges recently.
4. The indictment was issued earlier this month, focusing on her 2020 home purchase in Norfolk.

1. Trump states he will launch strikes on drug cartels without seeking congressional authorization for action.
2. He emphasizes a direct approach to combatting drug traffickers, focusing on swift and decisive military measures.
3. Concerns rise over bypassing Congress, raising debates about presidential authority and legal implications of such actions.
4. Supporters argue this strategy could deliver quick results, while critics warn of potential constitutional overreach.

1. SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans may stop on November 1 if the government shutdown continues.
2. The USDA has warned state agencies that funds for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program could soon run out.
3. Millions who depend on federal food aid now face potential hunger and hardship as political gridlock persists.
4. The looming crisis highlights the real-life impact of government shutdowns on the nation’s most vulnerable families.

1. President Trump cancels federal surge in San Francisco after discussions with Mayor Daniel Lurie.
2. East Bay officials and activists feel excluded from the negotiations that calmed tensions in San Francisco.
3. Concerns grow in East Bay communities about becoming the new focus of federal action and unrest.
4. Protests intensify at the U.S. Courthouse, highlighting deep divisions and ongoing uncertainty in the region.