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U.S.Voting rights
The suit says the administration's talk of agents at the polls amounts to voter intimidation.
The NAACP and a coalition of civil rights organizations sued the Trump administration in federal court in Washington, D.C., seeking to prevent federal agents from being stationed at polling places.
The suit argues the administration's suggestions violate the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and notes that federal law prohibits sending armed federal agents to voting locations. The White House said the president has not discussed plans for ICE to be at polling places.
BreakingU.S.Press freedom
The ruling follows an emergency hearing where Judge Timothy Kelly questioned the government's national security defense of the ban.
HaitiUnited Nations
Haiti's leader speaks days before the Security Council votes on renewing the Gang Suppression Force.
BreakingHaitiElections 2026
The electoral council also counts 162 Senate and 419 Chamber of Deputies candidates, and about 629,000 registered voters.
BreakingHaitiDiplomacy
A federal filing shows a one-year contract with the Foreign Ministry. An opposition leader calls it "an absolute scandal."
BreakingHaitiUnited Nations
At the General Assembly, Luis Abinader called for more troops, a strictly enforced arms embargo and sanctions on gang financing.
WorldMiddle East
Iran proposed a regionwide ceasefire of up to 60 days and a phased reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Rubio says there was no breakthrough.
BreakingHaitiSecurity
Haiti wants the force fully deployed. Only about 1,000 of its 5,550 authorized personnel are on the ground.
U.S.Midterms 2026
The GOP's national committees hold nearly double the Democrats' cash on hand.
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