EPA moves to repeal endangerment finding on climate rules
The EPA proposed revoking the 2009 endangerment finding that underpins U S rules on greenhouse gas emissions. If finalized next year the move would roll back limits on tailpipe emissions and other protections, drawing court challenges from environmental groups and sparking a broader deregulation push.
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Midwest derecho storms lash Upper Plains to Midwest
National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center preliminarily classifies a derecho a long line of storms with 58 mph plus winds and 240 mile wind path. Reports show gusts over 60 mph from South Dakota to Iowa Minnesota and western Illinois Wisconsin. Sioux Center Iowa hit 99 mph.
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Democrats urge Trump to raise Gaza role amid famine
More than 40 senators sign a letter urging a resumption of ceasefire talks and criticizing the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation backed by the administration for failing to curb the crisis. They press for a recalibrated approach as Gaza's death toll passes 60,000 and famine fears escalate.
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Trump says Epstein stole workers from Mar a Lago spa
President Trump claimed Epstein stole young women who worked at the Mar a Lago spa, naming Virginia Giuffre as among Epstein's alleged victims. He recounted banning Epstein from Mar a Lago after learning workers were taken and suggested Epstein’s broader wrongdoing, amid ongoing questions about Giuffre and Maxwell.
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DOJ files ethics complaint against deportation judge
The U S Justice Department filed an ethics complaint accusing U S District Chief Judge James Boasberg in Washington of making improper comments about President Trump earlier this year. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the action on social media, stating the remarks undermined judiciary integrity. Boasberg, presiding judge in the case over Trump’s plan to send Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador, ordered a halt to flights and later considered whether officials defied his ruling.
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