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Trump said California election was rigged. That’s wrong President Donald Trump said the Nov. 4 California redistricting election was rigged. The White House pointed to the state’s system of sending mail ballots to everyone. That isn’t evidence of fraud.

President Donald Trump said the Nov. 4 California redistricting election was rigged. The White House pointed to the state’s system of sending mail ballots to everyone. That isn’t evidence of fraud.

Americans are finally starting to receive their SNAP benefits.

Trump is rushing to the Supreme Court to try to ensure those people starve.

“Nobody has a bigger heart than me.”

— Donald Trump, last night

USA Today: "Trump administration asks Supreme Court to stop order requiring SNAP benefits be paid"

Donald Trump is now going all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to take SNAP food benefits away from Americans in need.

California won't back down in court from supporting the tens of millions of Americans the Trump Administration seemingly wants to starve.

Fox: Prices are up in the United States. For coffee, it's up almost 20%. Utility, up 11.7%. Electricity is up 5.1%. Vehicle repair, up 11.5%

Reporter: A new report shows 150,000 job cuts announced in October. That's a 175% increase from the same time last year, 183% higher than what we saw just a prior month in. This is now the highest job loss in October since 2003

“Curses! Foiled again!”
—GOP child starvers

Host: While the National Guard was originally sent to DC to quell alleged violence, officials said troops had cleared 1,150 bags of trash, spread 1,045 cubic yards of mulch, removed 50 truckloads of plant waste, cleared 7.9 miles of roadway, painted 270 ft of fencing, and pruned 400 trees

The Multi-Billion-Dollar Battle For Metsera In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at the battle for Metsera, the departure of FDA’s top drug regulator, Kimberly-Clark’s $40 billion Kenvue deal, and more.

New edition of our healthcare newsletter, InnovationRx, is here. In it, @amyfeldman7.bsky.social and I look at:

💉 The multibillion dollar battle over Metsera

🥔 The Trump Administration's moves on SNAP during the shutdown

💸 Kimberly-Clark's bid to takeover Tylenol maker Kenvue

And more

Trump Falsely Says Gas Prices Have Reached A 20-Year Low—Here’s The Real Data The national average price of gas is around $3.10, just above the level it was at one year ago.

The national average price of gas is around $3.10, just above the level it was at one year ago.

Gov. Beshear: Today marks the longest shutdown in the history of our country. The Trump administration stopped the federal government from paying out SNAP benefits for November, despite the USDA's website saying that he could fund SNAP benefits even in a shutdown.

The Republican government shutdown has entered its 36th day, breaking the record for the longest shutdown of all time.

The previous record was set during Trump's first term.

FactChecking Trump’s ’60 Minutes’ Interview

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Rep-elect Adelita Grijalva: Someone came up to me on election night and said, 'he's not gonna swear you in because of the Epstein files.' And I thought, no, that can't be it. And here we are, 41 days today that I have been waiting to be sworn in

🚨 People of the State of California v. City of Huntington Beach Learn more.

WIN: A California appeals court strikes down Huntington Beach’s voter ID requirement for municipal elections. The city has 10 days to seek review in the California Supreme Court once the appeals court decision is finalized.

New polling reveals 61% of voters think Trump has made the economy worse:

"It seems we've finally come upon something that most Americans agree upon, and that is a central theme of Trump's winning message a year ago, 'I will bring costs down,' just simply has not happened."

‘If it was anybody else, we’d arrest him tomorrow,' Justice Department aide said of Trump A handful of documents found by the FBI at Mar-a-Lago were so sensitive that even a senior Justice Department official didn’t have authorization to see them.

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Another Trump-Appointed U.S. Attorney Found to be Serving Unlawfully, Federal Judge Rules Read more here.

A federal judge determined that yet another Trump-appointed DOJ official has been serving unlawfully.The third such finding underscores the threat the administration poses to the erosion of the Senate’s oversight role.
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O'DONNELL: Americans have been watching videos of ICE tackling a young mother, tear gas being used in a Chicago residential neighborhood, and the smashing of car windows. Have some of these raids gone too far?

TRUMP: No. I think they haven't gone far enough.

In Big Win for Voters and Democrats, Court Blocks Trump’s Demand for Voter ID on Registration Form Read more here.

MAJOR WIN: A federal court permanently blocked a part of Trump’s anti-voting order requiring proof-of-citizenship for voter registration, ruling that the president exceeded his constitutional authority in directing congressional election regulation changes. https://bit.ly/4ojDyAL

Are the White House projects under Trump and Obama similar? Donald Trump is not the first U.S. president to undertake White House construction. But Trump supporters who point to Obama-era changes as a point of comparison are overlooking key differences.

Donald Trump is not the first U.S. president to undertake White House construction. But Trump supporters who point to Obama-era changes as a point of comparison are overlooking key differences.

Immigration agents have detained dozens of US citizens Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said immigration agents haven’t arrested or detained U.S. citizens. But dozens of lawsuits, news reports and DHS statements show otherwise.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said immigration agents haven’t arrested or detained U.S. citizens. But dozens of lawsuits, news reports and DHS statements show otherwise.

Turns out the sweetheart deal that Trump's former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta gave Epstein back in 2008 was even worse than we thought. Epstein's emails show Acosta tanked an investigation that had Epstein dead to rights on money laundering, and other financial crimes.

ICE Barbie Says Immigrants Are Too Dumb to Drive Semitrucks Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem made the inane claim while bragging about arresting immigrant truck drivers.

Yet in 2010, Noem—then a congressional candidate—had “20 speeding tickets, three stop-sign violations, two seat-belt violations and a citation for driving with no driver’s license.” She had six court notices for failing to appear, and had two warrants out for her arrest. trib.al/uQSDaqR

Johnson sets record refusing to swear in Adelita Grijalva for 36 days after she won election | Arizona Mirror Speaker Johnson sets record with 36-day Adelita Grijalva swearing in delay as lawsuit claims constitutional violations

For the rest of the world, the single case of Mike Johnson refusing to swear in Adelita Grijalva after her special election win, because Johnson knows her vote will tip the scales for the release of the Epstein files, is enough evidence by itself that the U.S. political system is broken and lawless.

Rep. Crow: Trump is largely using tariffs to enrich himself and his family. They are using the threat of tariffs to strike golf course deals around the world. They're using tariffs on Brazil because they did something that they didn't like. Trump is personalizing American power for his benefit

This billionaire is trolling hardworking educators—and making jokes about gutting supports for special needs kids.

Best treat of the night.

#HappierHAMILLWEEN 🎃 😋

Ask PolitiFact: Does Venezuela send drugs to the US? Experts say it’s unlikely the Venezuelan government is trafficking drugs to the U.S. The country plays a minor role in trafficking drugs that reach the U.S. Most fentanyl in the U.S. comes from…

Experts say it’s unlikely the Venezuelan government is trafficking drugs to the U.S. The country plays a minor role in trafficking drugs that reach the U.S. Most fentanyl in the U.S. comes from Mexico, and most cocaine comes from Colombia.

Do ICE officers have ‘federal immunity’? Stephen Miller said ICE agents have federal immunity. Agents have broad protections when they’re conducting official duties. But they’re not immune from prosecution if they break state or federal law.

Stephen Miller said ICE agents have federal immunity. Agents have broad protections when they’re conducting official duties. But they’re not immune from prosecution if they break state or federal law.