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Iran puts 7-day Hormuz reopening plan as Trump-Xi discuss Middle East war
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) The Supreme Court on Friday turned away an attempt to use a new Missouri congressional map backed by President Donald Trump, putting an end to a long-running legal dispute as absentee voting is underway in the midterm elections. The justices halted a federal appeals court ruling that would have revived the Republican-friendly map for the November elections, which will determine control of Congress. There were no noted dissents. The Supreme Court instead let stand a decision by the Missouri Supreme Court , which ruled earlier this month that a citizen petition prevents the new map from being used unless first approved by voters in a November referendum. The decision means Missouri residents will vote under the same congressional districts used in the 2024 and 2022 elections. At this late date, ordering reversion to the 2025 map in the midst of an ongoing election would usher in electoral chaos, the high court wrote in an unsigned opinion. The District Court and Court of Appeals should not enjoin or otherwise prohibit the use of the 2022 map in the 2026 congressional election in Missouri. Republicans had hoped the new House map which already was used in the August primaries could help them win an additional seat as part of a nationwide redistricting battle pushed by Trump to gain an edge in the midterms. A panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that switching districts between the primary and general elections would violate the U.S. Constitution. The panel directed a district judge to bar Missouri from using anything other than the new map but delayed the order's effect until next Monday to allow time for an appeal to the Supreme Court. The legal wrangling has caused confusion for more than a million potential Missouri voters nearly 1 in 4 statewide who were shifted from one district to another, resulting in different candidates on their ballots. Absentee voting began Tuesday under the 2022 congressional districts. Thousands of ballots already had been mailed, and some already have been cast. A decision from the Supreme Court is a big sigh of relief, said Kansas City election director Shawn Kieffer. He added, We just want it over, so we can do our job properly. Republican redistricting focused on Kansas City Republicans currently hold six of Missouri's eight House districts. At the urging of Trump and Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe, Missouri lawmakers last September passed revised districts that were intended to help them win seven seats in the midterms. The redistricting significantly reshaped a Kansas City-based district held by longtime Democratic Rep. Emanuel Cleaver. It shed parts of Kansas City to neighboring districts with Republican incumbents and stretched the remainder of Cleaver's 5th Congressional District far eastward into rural Republican areas. The result was about 59% of potential voters were new to the district, according to an Associated Press estimate. The ripple effects also shifted some voters in most of Missouri's other congressional districts. Cleaver was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Republican state Sen. Rick Brattin won a six-way Republican primary under the revised districts. They remain the candidates for the general election, even though the district boundaries have reverted to their prior lines. Brattin was a plaintiff, along with Republican Rep. Bob Onder and two other voters, in a federal lawsuit that led to the 8th Circuit's ruling and the last two appeals to the Supreme Court. Missouri's redistricting prompted a big legal fight At least 16 lawsuits have been filed in state and federal courts related to Missouri's congressional redistricting. The battle has been the longest and most complex among roughly a dozen states that sought to change their U.S. House districts over the past year. Missouri's new map survived most of the lawsuits, including ones contending that mid-decade redistricting violated the state constitution and that the new districts ran afoul of requirements to be compact . In one case, the Missouri Supreme Court allowed the new districts to be used while election officials worked to verify petition signatures seeking to put the map to a statewide vote. Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins waited until the legal deadline on Aug. 4 the day the new districts were used in the primaries to reject the petition . He asserted referendum petitions aren't allowed for congressional redistricting. The Missouri Supreme Court ruled Sept. 3 that the referendum petition was valid. It ordered Hoskins not to use the new map and to instead use the districts adopted in 2022, after the last census. The U.S. Supreme Court let that ruling stand on Sept. 8. But minutes later, U.S. District Judge Stephen Clark issued a conflicting order in favor of the new map. The U.S. Supreme Court on Sept. 10 blocked Clark's order from taking effect. That day, the Missouri Supreme Court held Hoskins temporarily in contempt for telling local election authorities to use the new map after Clark's order. But that wasn't the end of the matter. The 8th Circuit, hearing an appeal of Clark's blocked order, ruled in favor of the Trump-backed map Monday. That's what led to the latest decision from the U.S. Supreme Court. Richard von Glahn, executive director of People Not Politicians Missouri, said the group was pressing forward with its campaign to persuade voters to permanently reject the new map in the November referendum. We have said from the beginning, people, not politicians will be the final deciders on this DC power grab, he said in a statement. ___ Associated Press writer Lindsay Whitehurst in Washington contributed to this report. ___ Follow the APs coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court at https://apnews.com/hub/us-supreme-court and redistricting at https://apnews.com/hub/redistricting . This article originally appeared on Associated Press at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/supreme-court-rejects-trump-backed-220254898.html
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New Jersey's lieutenant governor steps down after allegations of improper behavior
Dale Caldwell outside his home in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on 9 September. Photograph: Kyle Mazza/Shutterstock Dale Caldwell, the lieutenant governor of New Jersey, resigned from his position on Friday, after the release of a report accusing him of sexually harassing a female staffer, among other ethics violations. New Jerseys governor, Mikie Sherrill, announced on Friday afternoon that Caldwell had submitted his resignation to her earlier in the day. The decision by Caldwell, 66, came one day after Sherrill called on him to step down after an investigation determined he violated state ethics rules and engaged in behavior that constituted sexual harassment. Related: New Jersey datacenter fined $1.1m after visual investigation showed dozens of unpermitted generators The 61-page report said it found credible evidence that Caldwell made romantic advances toward a female staffers friend, tried to secure a promotion for his girlfriend and gave tickets to personal guests without reimbursement. The New Jersey Globe was the first to report on Caldwells resignation. Sherrill, a Democrat, said she would appoint the states acting comptroller, Shirley Emehelu, as the acting lieutenant governor. The change-up comes just weeks before midterm elections, which the lieutenant governor is responsible for overseeing. The New Jersey governor initiated an investigation into Caldwell in May after receiving an anonymous letter that accused him of bringing uninvited female guests to events while traveling using taxpayer funds and hitting on women at functions. Ultimately, investigators concluded that aspects of the allegations were credible. In one instance, investigators said Caldwell made a romantic advance toward a female staffers friend and then made a derogatory or demeaning reference about women after his advances were rebuffed. Caldwell allegedly told the staffer that women like them were ambitious and successful and needed a man in a position to help them, but you young women are looking for young sperm. Investigators also found that Caldwell advocated for the promotion of his girlfriend, a state employee, to a senior leadership position. Caldwell acknowledged that he did not disclose the nature of his relationship with the state employee until he was confronted. Caldwell had pushed for his girlfriends promotion, even after being informed he was under investigation. Ultimately, she did not get the promotion and no longer works in state government. Credible evidence also determined Caldwell brought at least three personal guests, including his girlfriend, to ticketed events, in his capacity as lieutenant governor, without advance authorization or payment. After Sherrill announced the reports findings and called for Caldwell to resign, it was unclear whether or not he would step down. A lawyer for Caldwell initially called the investigation one-sided and said the reports findings were palpably deficient and create a dangerous and challenging precedent for anyone who wishes to defend against anonymous conjecture and character assassination. As lieutenant governor, Caldwell was also serving as New Jerseys secretary of state, who is the chief elections officer. This article originally appeared on The Guardian at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/jersey-lieutenant-governor-resigns-sexual-191207359.html
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Nolo strengthens to Category 2 as Hawaii faces another hurricane threat
Hawaiis southern islands are bracing for a brush with Hurricane Nolo, the latest in a gauntlet of Pacific storms thrown at the state during a tropical season supercharged by this years super El Nio . Potentially life-threatening flooding and mudslides are again possible as the state faces its third impactful swipe from a hurricane in just six weeks. Nolo rapidly intensified into a Category 2 hurricane Friday morning. The hurricane was about 185 miles south of Hawaiis Big Island moving generally north. Rapid intensification is an increase in maximum sustained wind speeds of at least 35 mph in 24 hours or less, and its happening more frequently in a world warming due to fossil fuel pollution. The Big Island will see the worst of Nolos impacts as it continues to strengthen and makes its closest approach late Friday through Saturday local time. Extreme rain will be its most serious threat, but Nolo will also bring strong wind and dangerous seas. Check your local forecast in the CNN Weather app Hurricane Lala took a similarly close track to the Big Island in mid-August as a Category 1 storm and unleashed catastrophic flooding there. On the other side of the state, Hurricane Lowell delivered a blow to Kauai and Niihau in early September as a Category 2 storm. Hawaii Gov. Josh Green has declared a state of emergency, the third storm-related emergency declaration this month, in anticipation of the storms impacts. Potentially devastating repeat Nolo is expected to make its closest approach to the Big Island as a high-end Category 2 hurricane or a Category 3 major hurricane. A few of Nolos outermost rainbands started to brush the Big Island Thursday night, local time. Theyll reach more of the island on Friday and spread to Maui, Lanai and Molokai by Saturday. Rainfall forecast from Thursday through Sunday. - CNN Weather Forecast rainfall totals have lowered a bit in recent hours, but a dangerous amount of rain is still possible. Ten to 15 inches of rain are possible over eastern and southern portions of the Big Island through Sunday, with up to 25 inches in the steepest terrain, according to the National Hurricane Center. Last month, the Big Islands steep mountains helped wring more than 40 inches of rain out of Hurricane Lalas bands, unleashing catastrophic flash flooding from which the island is still recovering. Nolos rainfall is expected to be lower, but still significant on the western side of the island, with up to 8 inches possible. In Maui, 4 to 6 inches are possible with isolated amounts up to 10 inches. About 1 to 3 inches of rain are expected elsewhere on the main islands. Nolos close pass as a potential major hurricane means damaging winds are also a considerable threat. Tropical storm-force winds stronger than 40 mph are likely and hurricane-force winds stronger than 75 mph are possible on the Big Islands south side Friday through at least Saturday. Stronger gusts are likely in the islands high elevations. Hawaii battens down again State and county offices, public schools and the University of Hawaii are closed Thursday and Friday on the Big Island and will close Friday on Maui, Gov. Green said in a social media post. County officials have opened shelters on the Big Island. If your home flooded before, or is at risk, consider moving to safer shelter before the full force of the storm hits, Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda said in a Wednesday news release. Because the ground remains saturated, flooding may happen rapidly. The state has also secured 100 hotel rooms for Big Island residents who wish to evacuate, Green said at a Wednesday news conference. Statewide, hundreds of people are still being housed in hotels after being displaced by earlier natural disasters, including hurricanes Lala and Lowell, Department of Human Services director Joseph Campos said at the same conference. On Maui, officials have been preparing emergency generators and storm response equipment, and increasing staffing at police and fire departments, the county said in a social media post . Bus service will be suspended at different points through the weekend. Offshore, dangerous seas will build and reach their peak Friday and Saturday. Rough conditions will likely last through the weekend and into next week even as the hurricane starts to track west away from the island Sunday night into Monday. Super El Nios dominance This years super El Nino has helped prime the Pacific to be a factory for strong tropical systems, with extremely warm ocean water and a lack of storm-killing wind shear. Nolo is one of 19 named storms including three Category 5 hurricanes that have roamed the eastern and central Pacific so far and there are two full months of the season left to go. Seventeen originated in the eastern Pacific basin, which typically sees up to 15 storms in an entire season. For the second time this month, a trio of hurricanes Nolo, Odalys and Polo are simultaneously churning in the Pacific. Polo, which is still roaring off the coast of southern Mexico, is one of five storms this season that have met the criteria for extreme rapid intensification , a wind increase of 58 mph or more in 24 hours. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account at CNN.com This article originally appeared on CNN at https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/25/weather/hurricane-nolo-hawaii-el-nino-impacts-climate
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Iran offers Hormuz reopening for sanctions relief and ceasefire talks
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Ganesh Visarjan: Four injured after car hits immersion procession in Prabhadevi
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Over 300 participate in PU principals summit
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Party Posts To 16 Defectors From AIADMK
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Taylor Swift has released her latest single 'Patient Zero', which is about escaping toxic relationships. This song features on 'The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore', an expanded version of her album. The song explores themes of past experiences and emotional healing while engaging with a narrative of support. Swift announced the single and its music video premiere during the MTV Video Music Awards.
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A Minnesota family farm was sold after receiving approval to be turned into a 262-home community
CISF personnel on sensitive duties to undergo psychometric assessment
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NO GREATER CRIME: Once-MAGA Ally Tucker Carlson Demands Trumps Removal Over Iran War | Watch
Tucker Carlson has called for President Donald Trump to be removed from office under the 25th Amendment, sharply escalating his criticism of Trump over the Iran conflict. In an interview with NPRs Newsmakers, Carlson said Trump should have been removed by his Cabinet the moment he threatened a nuclear attack. Asked whether he was referring to the 25th Amendment, Carlson said yes. Carlson, once one of Trumps most prominent political allies, has become a vocal critic of the presidents Iran policy. He has argued that Trumps threats of nuclear escalation crossed a line that should have prompted intervention by members of his administration. Section 4 of the 25th Amendment provides a constitutional process in which the vice president and a majority of the principal executive-department officers can declare that a president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the office. If the president contests that declaration, Congress ultimately decides whether it remains in effect, with a two-thirds vote of both chambers required to keep the vice president as Acting President. The provision is distinct from impeachment: Section 4 concerns presidential inability, while impeachment and conviction are separate constitutional mechanisms for removal.
Lip Reader Claims Ivanka Trump Made This Surprising Remark To JD Vance During White House Event
Ivanka Trumps brief exchange with Vice President JD Vance during a White House event has caught attention after a lip reader claimed to have decoded part of their conversation. The alleged exchange reportedly involved a remark about Donald Trump, adding a fresh layer of intrigue to the brief interaction caught on camera. Heres what the lip-reading interpretation claims Ivanka said and what happened during the viral moment.
