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“It’s disgusting. It’s repugnant. And yes, Will, it’s criminal.” Stephen Miller goes off on Democrats for allegedly orchestrating a “decoy” sham candidacy for Daniel J. Sullivan in Alaska on @WillCainShow Miller calls the alleged scheme “genuinely sociopathic.”

“We are taking that extremely seriously.” A Justice Department official responds to allegations that members of Democrat Mary Peltola’s Senate campaign helped recruit and promote "decoy" Daniel J. Sullivan as a sham candidate. The official says the department is committed to examining credible information involving voter deception and threats to election integrity.

BREAKING: President Trump meets with newly freed American Stephen Hubbard at the White House and vows to work toward securing the release of other Americans detained in Russia. “We’re going to be working on them." The president estimates as many as eight Americans may still be detained in Russia, adding that Hubbard’s case drew significant attention because many viewed his detention as especially troubling.

Two years ago today, Donald Trump pulled up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, in something nobody expected: a garbage truck plastered with his campaign branding, with reporters gathered around. Wearing a bright orange safety vest, Trump leaned out of the passenger-side window and took questions from the press, turning President Joe Biden’s controversial “garbage” remark into a campaign moment just days before the 2024 election. Biden maintained he was referring to comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s rhetoric about Puerto Rico, not Trump voters. But Trump seized on the controversy and even wore the vest to his rally later that evening.

These TSA dogs are trading their usual workday looks for Halloween costumes, and they’re stealing the show. The agency is showing off its adorable canine officers dressed for “Howl-oween,” giving travelers a look at the four-legged heroes who spend their days sniffing out potential threats at airports and special events. Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more.

PATEL: "They thought they could get away with their crimes." FBI Director Kash Patel says suspects attempted to defraud thousands of victims of more than $41 million in taxpayer-funded money intended for people in need. Speaking in St. Cloud, Minnesota, Patel credits law enforcement partners for disrupting the all Download the FOX News app to follow this developing story: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

NEW: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent details the administration's fraud crackdown, reporting $175 million in payments returned before reaching deceased individuals and nearly $190 million in overseas fraud stopped. Bessent says more than $100 million has been returned to U.S. fraud victims, while Treasury has ordered an audit of approximately $9 billion in contracts.

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"We're not intimidating. We're enforcing laws." DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin fires back at former President Barack Obama over his criticism of the federal investigation involving Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, accusing him and Democrats of playing political games. "For him to get out in front of a case that he doesn't even know the facts behind is shameful." @AmericaRpts

Just days before the key midterm election in Alaska, questions remain unanswered about Mary Peltola's possible involvement in the controversy surrounding Daniel J. Sullivan, a candidate who was reportedly recruited to run as a spoiler and siphon votes away from incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. Peltola denies wrongdoing while Fox News' @MattFinnFNC reports that Daniel J. Sullivan maintains that he is genuinely campaigning as a real candidate. Now, state officials are investigating whether any election laws were broken. See what's raising questions about the candidacy and what investigators are examining: foxnews.com/politics/peltola…

A patriotic surprise greets 85 American veterans as their Honor Flight touches down in Washington, D.C. Country music star Lee Greenwood makes his way to the plane, where he sings the chorus of "God Bless the USA" over the speakerphone. "Welcome to the capital of the United States...It's free because of your service." The veterans spent the day visiting memorials honoring their sacrifices, marking the final Honor Flight Northeast Indiana trip of 2026.

"There's no hypocrisy. The law is the law." An attorney for the Cornell University sexual assault accuser known as Jane Doe pushes back when @BryanLlenas questions why the seven accused men should have their names made public while his client's identity remains protected. "They should be accountable," attorney Thomas Giuffra says, pointing out that some of the men are still attending Cornell and working toward Ivy League degrees while his client is not.

NEW: "This thing is clearly orchestrated, by the Democratic Party... This is not a legitimate candidate." Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy accuses Democrats of coordinating an alleged scheme involving a candidate with nearly the same name as incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. Dunleavy says the candidate initially filed under the name "Dan S. Sullivan," despite going by Daniel J. Sullivan, and claims his campaign website closely resembled the incumbent's. The governor points to new reporting from The New York Times as he raises questions about the candidate's entry into the race. Read the latest about the scandal rocking the key Senate race in Alaska: foxnews.com/politics/peltola…

"How do you like my garbage truck?" Two years ago today, President Trump hopped into a MAGA-branded garbage truck in Wisconsin and turned a political controversy into one of the most memorable visuals of the 2024 presidential campaign. Wearing an orange safety vest, Trump leaned out the window and greeted reporters, delivering a unforgettable response to Biden's "garbage" remark about his supporters just days before the election.

BREAKING: Pope Leo XIV makes history as the first pope ever to vote in a U.S. election. The Vatican confirms the first American-born pope, Robert Francis Prevost, has submitted a mail-in ballot in his home state of Illinois ahead of the November midterms, exercising his right to vote as a U.S. citizen. The Chicago-born pontiff continues to maintain his American citizenship while leading the Catholic Church. | @marthamaccallum @AmericaNewsroom

BREAKING: President Trump's in-person rally appearances in Kansas and Iowa this Sunday are back on, source familiar tells Fox News

Pope Leo XIV could make U.S. election history without ever leaving the Vatican. The Chicago-born pontiff has requested a mail-in ballot from his home state of Illinois ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, according to Will County officials. If he casts his vote, he could become the first sitting pope in history known to vote in an American election. His ballot could include the closely watched U.S. Senate race to replace retiring Sen. Dick Durbin, the governor's race featuring JB Pritzker and Darren Bailey, and several other statewide and local contests.

NEW: President Trump reportedly received a high-level military briefing at the White House on potential U.S. military options involving Iran. @JacquiHeinrich reports the top U.S. commander in the Middle East met with Trump alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine. The meeting follows a similar briefing with Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday, as regional allies face warnings that U.S. strikes could resume after the midterm elections. Download the FOX News app to follow this developing story: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…