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CNN Excluded Again: Why Is Real America’s Voice Providing White House Pool Coverage?
Street News Now examines the timeline, ownership and disclosed financial relationships—and asks who authorized RAV’s expanded role.
Latest Reports
Administration Official Confirms Katie Zacharia Did Not Pass California Bar as Two Groups Seek Review
An administration official confirms an unsuccessful California bar exam as two watchdog organizations seek review of White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia’s legal-credentials claims. Complaints are not findings.
Federal Authorities Investigate Suspicious Mail Sent to Election and Congressional Offices
Investigators are examining letters containing unidentified substances sent to government offices in multiple states; no suspect, motive or verified hazardous material has been established.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Approves Guidance for Clerks if Federal Agents Appear at Polls
Wisconsin election officials have approved contingency guidance for polling places; no deployment of federal agents to polling places has been announced.
California Sues to Stop National Archives Closure in San Bruno as Federal Agency Plans Record Transfers
California’s attorney general is challenging the closure of the National Archives’ San Bruno facility; the federal agency cites aging infrastructure and declining paper-record storage.
New York Attorney General Warns AI-Generated Election Fakes Can Mislead Voters About Polls and Deadlines
New York’s attorney general urges voters to verify polling places and deadlines with election officials rather than trusting AI-generated media or chatbot answers.
North Carolina Election Officials Say Poll-Worker Writing on Ballots Does Not Invalidate Votes
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is correcting an online claim that poll-worker notations invalidate ballots as early voting gets underway.
DOJ Gives California 48 Hours to Review Disputed Voter-Citizenship List, Threatens Court Action
The Justice Department demanded a 48-hour review of a disputed voter-citizenship list. No public finding has established the people flagged are ineligible, and court action remains threatened, not ordered.
Federal Judge Limits ICC-Related Sanctions Against Two U.S. Rights Groups; Broader Policy Stands
A New York judge grants targeted preliminary relief to U.S. rights advocates facing possible ICC-related sanctions; the wider executive order remains in place.
NYC Council Sets October 22 Vote on Horse-Carriage Phaseout; Driver Transition Plan Draws Criticism
A proposed June 2028 phaseout of New York City horse-drawn carriages advances toward a City Council vote, with unresolved questions about the economic transition for drivers.
Wisconsin
More Wisconsin →Wisconsin Elections Commission Approves Guidance for Clerks if Federal Agents Appear at Polls
Wisconsin election officials have approved contingency guidance for polling places; no deployment of federal agents to polling places has been announced.
San Bruno, CA
More San Bruno, CA →California Sues to Stop National Archives Closure in San Bruno as Federal Agency Plans Record Transfers
California's attorney general is challenging the closure of the National Archives' San Bruno facility; the federal agency cites aging infrastructure and declining paper-record storage.
New York State
More New York State →New York Attorney General Warns AI-Generated Election Fakes Can Mislead Voters About Polls and Deadlines
New York's attorney general urges voters to verify polling places and deadlines with election officials rather than trusting AI-generated media or chatbot answers.
North Carolina
More North Carolina →North Carolina Election Officials Say Poll-Worker Writing on Ballots Does Not Invalidate Votes
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is correcting an online claim that poll-worker notations invalidate ballots as early voting gets underway.
New York, NY
More New York, NY →NYC Council Sets October 22 Vote on Horse-Carriage Phaseout; Driver Transition Plan Draws Criticism
A proposed June 2028 phaseout of New York City horse-drawn carriages advances toward a City Council vote, with unresolved questions about the economic transition…
Brooklyn Federal Correctional Officer Charged With Taking Bribes to Smuggle Contraband
Federal prosecutors have charged a Metropolitan Detention Center officer in an alleged contraband-smuggling bribery scheme; the charges remain unproven.
New York ICE Shooting: Released Videos Leave Key Questions Unanswered
The available recordings show moments before and after a federal immigration-enforcement shooting in Marble Hill, but key facts about the decision to fire remain…
Washington, DC
More Washington, DC →Judge Halts Additional East Potomac Golf Course Tree Removal Through October 26
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order halting further implementation of a National Park Service tree-removal plan at Washington's East Potomac Golf Course…
Newburgh, NY
More Newburgh, NY →Eight Defendants Face Federal Drug-Conspiracy Charges Over Alleged Newburgh Street Sales
Eight defendants face federal narcotics-conspiracy charges in Newburgh, New York, following an investigation involving street surveillance and controlled purchases.
Tampa, FL
More Tampa, FL →Florida Federal Indictment Alleges Attempted Theft of More Than $2 Million in Treasury Checks
By SNN Newsroom | October 14, 2026 Three people have been charged in federal court in Florida in a case involving the alleged interception…