The Justice Department asks a federal court to stop Alaska from certifying its U.S. Senate result only if Sen. Dan S. Sullivan loses and would have won if votes cast for Daniel J. Sullivan had instead gone to the senator. The complaint alleges voter confusion; it does not establish that confusion occurred, and the accessible record does not show that a court granted the request.
The justices rejected the stay request and petition for review without explaining their decision. The order does not establish an execution outcome.
New York City says the agreement will combine worker compensation with three years of monitoring. DoorDash acknowledges payment errors but disputes intentional underpayment.
An unnamed official denied a reported 90-day ban. Wright says diesel exports will continue, while the scope of other measures remains unresolved.
The federal injunction has a conditional pause that may end before September 28. Missouri opposes a stay while warning of overseas-ballot deadline problems.
A federal judge ordered immediate planning and installation, with completion by December 31, 2029. TDCJ says it will appeal; existing projects remain at different stages.
The September 21 order denied preliminary relief without finally deciding the challenge. The agency’s conservation case includes historic-preservation mitigation commitments.
Zelensky conditions an energy truce on Russian reciprocity after meeting Trump. Winter air defense and further negotiations remain unresolved.
Trump described three hours of U.S.–Iran contact at the United Nations positively. Iran’s reported conditions concern the blockade, frozen assets and fighting across regional fronts.
San Francisco’s city attorney seeks an injunction and civil penalties against Trump Media over its paid feed. The company contests the lawsuit’s premise about nonpublic information.
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