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A federal judge ordered Trump to stop running taxpayer-funded campaign ads on Sunday night. The administration ran two more into early morning anyway.

A judge found Trump's taxpayer-funded campaign ads misappropriate government funds. The administration ran two more past the court deadline. Russia struck a Ukrainian power plant within hours of Trump declaring a ceasefire. Monday opened the week with a lot going on.

Three years after October 7, Israel marked the anniversary with memorials and new strikes on Gaza. The Palestinian death toll has crossed 74,000.

Three years after October 7, memorials were held in Israel as the Palestinian death toll crossed 74,000. A former CIA officer admitted to 300 gold bars and selling a source's identity. The FBI stopped a Mall of America plot. DHS proposed a $70,000 fee for foreign students. Wednesday had range.

Trump signed a "forever" security deal with Greenland and Denmark at the UN General Assembly today. The New York Times revealed he nearly ordered strikes on Yemen last week as soldiers were loading bombs onto planes.

Trump signed a "forever" security deal with Greenland at UNGA. He nearly bombed Yemen last Thursday before reversing as bombs were loading. Xi is coming to Washington Friday. AI solved one of math's hardest problems. Mathematicians say the solution tells them nothing. Tuesday had range.

The US Navy has been helping commercial tankers move through the Strait of Hormuz with their transponders turned off.

The US Navy has been moving tankers through Hormuz with transponders off. The Supreme Court let Trump keep building his White House ballroom. Moderna and Merck announced a cancer vaccine wave. Aisha Wahab is the first Afghan American in Congress. FBI arrested a Capitol bombing plotter.