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  1. The money was spent on catered “breakfast, lunch, dinner and midnight meals” for National Guard members.

  2. Trump made the comments while speaking to a largely Latino audience at the White House’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.

  3. Troy Jackson Walks Back His Comment on Jewish Mainers Views on Gaza

    Jackson has repeatedly referred to the conflict in the Gaza strip the subsequent death toll of the Palestinian people as a “genocide.”

  4. Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger Under Investigation for Kalshi Trades

    Kinzinger provided screenshots to Politico purporting to show that he made $823 on the trades.

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  6. (Lauren Bishop/CDC via AP) The Trump administration wants to crack down on pests in D.C. — mosquitoes and ticks.

  7. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (South Dakota) said raising the debt limit would be among “potential options” for the lame-duck period between the midterms and the new Congress.

  8. The Fed’s inspector general said that a variety of missteps by its Board of Governors inflated the cost of the $2.4 billion renovation.

  9. Quarterback Jayden Daniels took part in Commanders practice in London on Wednesday.

  10. Bill Banning Lawmakers From Trading Stocks Dies in the Senate

    While the Stop Insider Trading Act banned lawmakers from trading individual stocks, it allowed them to keep stocks they already owned — something many Democrats said was a problematic loophole.

  11. Kristi Noem Files for Divorce From Her Husband of 34 Years

    Then-Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, center, with her husband Bryon Noem seated behind her during a congressional hearing earlier this year.

  12. Paxton’s assessment of the convention differed sharply from Trump’s, who has said that the gathering was a boon for the Texas attorney general.

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  14. Nearly $37 billion in annual transportation funding expires on Sept. 30.

  15. Sen. Eric Schmitt Downplays Viral Jack Smith Hearing Gaffe

    Schmitt had accused Smith of perjury after apparently confusing the Atlanta Hawks with the Iowa Hawkeyes while questioning him about a basketball game Smith attended.

  16. Earlier this week, President Donald Trump also announced plans for a $15 billion steel plant to be built in Iowa, another site of a competitive Senate campaign.

  17. The capsule includes documents from U.S. and U.K. leaders, soil from George Washington’s Mount Vernon home, and winning entries from student writing contests.

  18. Hadi Mizban/AP By Qassim Abdul-Zahra BAGHDAD (AP) — The U.S. military announced on Wednesday that it has completed the withdrawal of all American troops from Iraq, ending a 12-year mission to fight the Islamic State group.

  19. The Washington Sun Metro: Trayon, Take Two

    Tuesday may have been the first normal day for Trayon White in weeks, coming off of a hung jury in his federal bribery trial.

  20. Morning Sun: Republicans Make Their AI Move

    AI and data centers have become major political issues recently.

  21. Missouri Is a Nightmare Come True for Redistricting Opponents

    “If you fight fire with fire, in the end we’ll have only ash,” Rep.

  22. Trayon White’s First Trial Is Over. The Political Saga Is Not.

    A federal judge declared a mistrial in the bribery trial of D.C.

  23. Why Didn’t the Mystics Playoff Game Get Moved to Capital One?

    Ben Hsu/Icon Sportswire/AP The most elusive WNBA playoff ticket is not found in Indianapolis or New York or Dallas.

  24. Ranking the Commanders’ Five Most Impactful Newcomers

    Amik Robertson has brought stability to the Commanders' defensive backfield.

  25. Republicans Confront a Data Center ‘Shitstorm’ in the Midterms

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  26. Attorney General Todd Blanche.

  27. How Hakeem Jeffries Is Courting the Left

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  28. All-DMV High School Volleyball Players of Week 4

    Haile Ma is averaging nearly 15 kills per match so far for Wootton volleyball.

  29. What to Do in the D.C. Area This Weekend (Oct. 1)

    Art on the Avenue brings more than 350 potters, jewelers, fiber artists, candlemakers and more to the Del Ray neighborhood of Alexandria.

  30. ICE to Launch Another 5,000-Person Recruitment Surge This Year

    With the expansion, ICE’s total staff will top 29,000 people.

  31. Appeals Court Rejects Trump Effort to Stay Sanctions in IRS Lawsuit

    President Donald Trump’s lawyers face court-ordered sanctions for what a judge called collusion in their IRS lawsuit.

  32. Hegseth Bars Civilian Faculty Tenure at Military Academies

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's order affects West Point, the U.S.

  33. Health Secretary Robert F.

  34. President Donald Trump and tech leaders heralded a new AI accord Tuesday.

  35. Lawyers for Christian Berishaj, who performs as JMSN, demanded that the administration pull the ad from television and the internet.

  36. (Frank Hoermann/Sven Simon/dpa Picture-Alliance/AP) More than 1.9 million customers across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties are being advised to use water only as absolutely necessary as the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission works to restore…

  37. A Justice Department attorney argued that the judge was essentially taking on the role of a prosecutor in probing possible criminal contempt.

  38. Karoline Leavitt's federal disclosure does not specify whether she or her husband individually or jointly own the disclosed stocks.

  39. The prime minister, who assumed office in July, said he discussed defense against Russia and Belarus when he spoke to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

  40. Afternoon Sun: Schmitt Happens

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  41. The Supreme Court said it would decide the issue in its upcoming term, with arguments in December.

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  43. Senate Democrats Force an Uncomfortable Vote on Health Care Costs

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  44. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to sign off on a diplomatic note to Qatar extending for nine months the life of Camp As Sayliyah.

  45. Lafayette Square Partially Reopens in Front of White House

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  46. On Sept. 23, the first ad, which featured a montage of Trump speaking about the risks of “communism, socialism and Marxism” to the soundtrack of “Love Me,” began running on Fox News and Newsmaxx.

  47. “The fact that they are finally doing it, like on the last possible day, tells you everything you need to know about that relationship,” Sen.

  48. Trump Is Preparing to Auto-Enroll Every Child in a Trump Account

    If successful, the effort to auto-enroll kids in Trump Accounts could reach an additional 60 million children just a few weeks before the midterm elections.

  49. The departure comes after reports of growing conflicts between the Justice Department and the attorneys tasked with pursuing the probe.

  50. Hawks or Hawkeyes? Senator Flubs His Jack Smith Gotcha Moment

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