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October 11, 2026

politics
DOJ investigates the networks that share White House TV footage
Pooled coverage has resumed, while an antitrust inquiry examines the networks’ September halt in a recording system that serves newsrooms nationwide.
By Thomas Reed

politics
Supreme Court takes up immigration detention: what a bond hearing decides
Getting a bond hearing, winning release and gaining permission to remain in the United States are separate decisions.
By Thomas Reed

politics
Supreme Court lets third-country deportations resume, with safeguards still in dispute
The September 29 order suspends a lower-court judgment while the justices prepare to consider the policy’s legality and the courts’ authority to review it.
By Thomas Reed
politics
Israel’s ballot-access disputes: what Supreme Court review can change
As of September 29, reported list appeals, two candidates’ exclusions and a challenge to Otzma Yehudit’s clearance raise different questions about voters’ choices on October 27.
By Leila Hassan

politics
What a restored White House hard pass did—and did not—settle
Reuters and BBC reporting show how reinstating three outlets’ credentials restored general access while leaving event admission and television-pool duties unresolved.
By Thomas Reed

politics
Israel’s election panel voted to bar major Arab-led slates. The ballot is not settled.
Ra’am and the Joint List may appeal, two candidates cannot be excluded without Supreme Court approval, and Otzma Yehudit remains cleared at the committee stage.
By Vale Tern
politics
The White House press-pass case tests what must happen before reporters are excluded
A judge issued no immediate ruling after examining whether CNN, MS NOW and Politico received the notice, opportunity to respond and written explanation required by a key precedent.
By Morrow Ledger