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Here’s what happened in America in the last 12 hours. The United States is voting today in midterm elections that could determine control of Congress, with Democrats seeking major gains as voters weigh President Donald Trump, the economy and the war in Iran. U.S. forces launched new defensive strikes against Iran on the eve of Election Day, adding to tensions as Washington and Tehran continue efforts toward negotiations over the conflict. A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from pressuring states to remove or segregate voters it suspects are noncitizens, delivering another legal setback to the administration’s election efforts. The Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s request to force California to set aside about twenty thousand mail ballots from voters it alleged were noncitizens, leaving the ballots eligible for counting. A Learjet carrying nine people may have broken apart before crashing in Florida, with investigators examining weather, icing, turbulence, crew actions and possible mechanical problems as key areas. The Florida crash victims included Texas technology entrepreneur Adam Robinson, his wife Helen Sharp, their four-year-old daughter Emma, two-year-old son Charlie and twenty-year-old copilot Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras. A California beach shooting near Monterey left two people dead and two others injured, while authorities said there was no continuing threat following the attack. New York recorded its first measles-linked child death in more than thirty years as health officials continue responding to an outbreak, raising fresh concerns about declining vaccination coverage. A federal judge complicated President Trump’s plans for a proposed memorial arch by imposing multiple notification requirements before construction can proceed. Former FBI agents accused of lying about information connected to Hunter Biden had their charges dismissed, with the judge citing concerns about the alleged weaponization of the justice system. Major automakers are urging Congress to permanently ban Chinese-made vehicles from the United States, arguing that allowing them into the market could create national-security and economic risks. Michigan Democrats are trying to energize voters after former Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers, with Abdul El-Sayed urging supporters to remain focused on defeating the Republican candidate. Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico says he would work with President Trump on a bipartisan “Make America Great Again” agenda if elected, despite remaining a Democrat. Senator Tammy Duckworth is demanding a full accounting of the low Air Force One flyover near the White House during Trump’s Halloween celebration, questioning the operation and its costs. #USnews #NewsUpdate #TodayInAmerica #BreakingNews #news

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