Here's what happened in America today. United States police arrested a fifteen-year-old after a shooting near Florida A&M University injured twelve people, including six children, with eleven suffering gunshot wounds; he faces eleven attempted murder charges and firearm possession, police said Monday. A United States federal judge ruled that the Trump administration unlawfully fired former prosecutor Maurene Comey, daughter of James Comey, finding the dismissal violated federal law and ordering reinstatement and back pay through December. United States House Democrats called for a special counsel to investigate President Donald Trump’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, reviving scrutiny of their past relationship in a fifty-three-page report released eight days before midterm elections. United States artificial intelligence company Anthropic filed publicly for an initial public offering, moving toward a potential stock-market debut while disclosing security concerns and a month-long pause in training its next-generation model. United States Catholic bishops apologized after a White House meeting with President Donald Trump produced photos and video of them praying with him, saying the gathering was later publicized without consent and used for partisan purposes. United States military officials said an F-16 used a standard “headbutt maneuver” to intercept a civilian aircraft that entered restricted airspace near President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida on Saturday. United States Senate candidate Annie Andrews received endorsements from former South Carolina governors David Beasley, a Republican, and Jim Hodges, a Democrat, as she campaigns against Republican Darline Graham ahead of November’s election. United States President Donald Trump is campaigning across several Republican-leaning states to support candidates before the November midterms, while former President Barack Obama is also campaigning for Democrats in key states. #USnews #NewsUpdate #BreakingNews #newsfeed #news - @dailyplugusa