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Census Bureau Proposes Excluding Noncitizens From the 2030 Apportionment Count and Dropping Race and Ethnicity Questions

The Census Bureau has proposed a rule for the 2030 census that would exclude people who are neither citizens nor green-card holders from the population counts used to divide the 435 House seats among the states. It would also drop the questions on race and …

Elections

elections

DOJ Charges 16 People With Noncitizen Voting as Trump Allies Press for Election Emergency Powers and 1,000 Federal Monitors Deploy

The Justice Department announced charges against 16 people for voting or registering to vote as non-citizens, including four in …

Cybersecurity

cybersecurity

DOJ Indicts 14 in North Korean IT Worker Scheme and Raids More Than 40 Texas 'Laptop Farms' as FBI Warns Contractors

The Justice Department announced on 13 October a new crackdown on North Korean IT workers who get remote jobs at US companies under false …

DOE

DOE

Energy Department Orders PJM to Run Backup Generators at Data Centres as 61,000 MW of Power Plants Sit Out for Maintenance

The Energy Department has issued another emergency order under Section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act, the provision that lets it override …

China

China

FCC Ban on Components From Covered List Chinese Firms Takes Effect as the Agency Sets Spectrum and Drone Votes for October 29

A Federal Communications Commission rule barring new equipment authorisations for devices that contain “logic-bearing” components from …

Economy

economy

Fed's Williams, Collins and Waller Signal One More Rate Hike, Not a Series, as Waller Blames Part of High Yields on US Debt

Four Federal Reserve officials spoke on 13 October, and their message was more measured than the hawkish calls of the previous week. New …

Elections

elections

Georgia Sets a First-Day Early Voting Record of About 185,000 as a Wisconsin Court Rules on Late Mail Ballots

About 185,000 Georgians voted on 13 October, the first day of in-person early voting, according to unofficial figures from the Secretary of …

Immigration

immigration

ICE Arrests of Children Have Doubled, With 8,592 Arrested This Term, as Detainees Hunger Strike at Georgia's Largest Detention Centre

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested 8,592 children since January 2025, including 562 under the age of four, according to an …

Economy

economy

IMF Warns Sovereign Bond Yields Could Rise in a 'Disorderly Fashion' as It Puts US Growth at 2.3% and Oil at $96

The International Monetary Fund published its World Economic Outlook and Global Financial Stability Report on 13 October at its annual …

Foreign Policy

foreign policy

Japan's Prime Minister Calls the US Military Curfew 'Insufficient' After the Okinawa Killing as Pressure Builds to Revise the Status of Forces Agreement

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on 13 October that the curfew US forces imposed on Okinawa after a local woman was killed is …

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