Donald Trump is petitioning the Supreme Court to overturn a $5 million judgment in a sexual abuse and defamation case involving E. Jean Carroll, after appeals court decisions against him.

Massachusetts Rep. Markey proposed a bill to allow vehicle seizure for those involved in disruptive "street takeovers," also increasing fines and potential jail time.

New York Congressman Mike Lawler introduced a bill offering tax credits for IVF treatments, potentially covering full cycle costs for families facing infertility.

Senator Ruben Gallego commended the U.S. Marine Corps on its 250th anniversary, reflecting on its legacy and his own service. He attended events at Arizona Marine Corps Leagues to honor the occasion.

Knoxville's Mayor proposes $100,000 in emergency funding for food banks, with potential United Way match to total $200,000, amid rising local food assistance demand and SNAP benefit disruptions.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine commended MLB's restrictions on micro-prop betting, increased after a betting scheme involving Cleveland Guardians pitchers.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes thanks the JLBC for funding the modernization of business-services systems through the FACTS 2.0 project, enhancing efficiency and security.

Governor Hochul expresses skepticism about Mayor-elect Mamdani's free bus plan, citing the financial impact on the MTA, while highlighting a shared goal of universal childcare, despite its high cost.

Governor Polis honored veterans on Veterans Day, visiting the Veterans Community Living Center at Fitzsimons and commending the U.S. Marine Corps on its 250th birthday.

Governor Katie Hobbs pledges an additional $1.8 million in ARPA funds to support Arizonans facing food insecurity due to a federal SNAP benefit shutdown.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocates an additional $1.8 million in ARPA funds to support SNAP recipients, launches a food pantry database, and criticizes the federal government's handling of SNAP benefits.

City officials in Upper Arlington will begin their 2026 budget review in mid-November, prioritizing economic prudence and improvements to public infrastructure. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss various budgetary concerns.

Peoria City Council approved a new West-MEC skilled education center in Vistancia, following positive voter response. The center aims to enhance local educational opportunities and job prospects, with construction on city-owned land set for 2025.