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A 40-year-old man, Thomas Sanford, drove a pickup into a church in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, then opened fire, killing four and injuring eight. Sanford was shot and killed by police after setting the church on fire. The motive remains unclear, though Sanford held right-wing beliefs and supported Trump.
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As of November 10, 2025, the US government shutdown, the longest in history at over 40 days, is close to ending after bipartisan talks yielded a short-term funding deal. The impasse, rooted in disputes over healthcare subsidies under the Affordable Care Act, has caused widespread disruptions including unpaid federal workers, flight cancellations, and halted food aid for millions.
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Former President Trump criticized Ukraine's leadership and alleged US involvement in a leaked peace plan. The plan proposes territorial concessions from Ukraine and restrictions on NATO membership, sparking confusion over US backing amid ongoing tensions in the Ukraine conflict.
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Six Democratic lawmakers, all military veterans, are under FBI investigation following a video criticizing the Trump administration. The Pentagon has threatened to recall Senator Mark Kelly to face military charges for alleged sedition, prompting strong condemnations from Democrats who see the move as political intimidation.
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Six Democratic lawmakers, all military or intelligence veterans, face FBI interviews after a controversial video criticizing Trump. The Pentagon is reviewing Senator Mark Kelly for potential military law violations, amid accusations from Trump of sedition and threats of death. The investigations highlight tensions between Congress and federal agencies.