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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
White House Asks U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle to Resign Amid Disputed Conduct Allegations
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia confirmed the request for U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign. Allegations behind the scrutiny remain disputed, and her formal departure was not immediately confirmed.
Nebraska Sets October 14 Hearing on Girls’ School Sports Ballot Measure
Nebraska voters can attend an October 14 hearing in Lincoln on ballot Measure 442, a proposed amendment involving girls’ school sports. Hearings are also set in Kearney and Omaha.
Eight Black Governor Nominees Make History as Polls Show Different Races Ahead of November
Eight Black candidates from both parties are seeking governorships in 2026. Recent polls in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, South Carolina and Wisconsin show sharply different contests.
New Hampshire Updates Voter-ID Guidance After Court Ruling on Student IDs
A federal judge ordered New Hampshire to allow poll workers to consider student IDs in certain identity reviews, without making those cards a universally accepted form of voter ID.
South Carolina Senate Candidates Debate Key Issues Ahead of October 19 Early Voting
Graham, Andrews and Whitener participated in an SCETV debate as South Carolina prepares to open early voting on October 19.
Erie Shooting: Coroner Identifies Gunman and Six Adult Victims; Motive Still Unknown
Erie County’s coroner identified the alleged gunman and six adult victims of the October 9 mass shooting. Two children also died; investigators have not established a motive.
Elon Musk’s Midterm Contributions Exceed $276 Million Since July, AP Reports
Musk has given more than $276 million since July to election committees backing Republicans, according to amounts confirmed to the Associated Press by a political committee spokesperson.
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 under investigation.
Federal Judge Vacates DOJ Voter-List Policy, Citing Privacy and State Election Authority
A federal judge vacated DOJ’s nationwide voter-list data collection and maintenance policy but said states may continue lawful voter-roll maintenance.
Lincoln, NE
More Lincoln, NE →Nebraska Sets October 14 Hearing on Girls’ School Sports Ballot Measure
Nebraska voters can attend an October 14 hearing in Lincoln on ballot Measure 442, a proposed amendment involving girls’ school sports. Hearings are also…
Columbia, SC
More Columbia, SC →South Carolina Senate Candidates Debate Key Issues Ahead of October 19 Early Voting
Graham, Andrews and Whitener participated in an SCETV debate as South Carolina prepares to open early voting on October 19.
Erie, PA
More Erie, PA →Erie Shooting: Coroner Identifies Gunman and Six Adult Victims; Motive Still Unknown
Erie County's coroner identified the alleged gunman and six adult victims of the October 9 mass shooting. Two children also died; investigators have not…
New York, NY
More New York, NY →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…
New York City Orders NYPD Use-of-Force Review, Adds $2.6 Million for Oversight
Mayor Zohran Mamdani ordered a comprehensive use-of-force policy review and announced additional funding for independent police oversight following a retirement involving pending disciplinary charges.
Denver, CO
More Denver, CO →DOJ Sues Denver Over Law Requiring Officers to Unmask and Display Identification
The Justice Department says Denver cannot regulate federal officers. City leaders say residents must be able to identify the people exercising police authority.