Here’s what happened in America in the last 12 hours. Patrick Stewart, the “Star Trek” and “X-Men” actor, has died aged eighty-six at his home in Los Angeles after a brief illness. Three people died when two helicopters collided near McMinnville Airport in Oregon on Thursday, with federal investigators examining the cause. Hackers stole about six point three billion dollars from Binance, with blockchain investigators saying North Korea’s TraderTraitor group was likely responsible. U.S. third-quarter economic growth accelerated to three point four percent annually, driven by stronger consumer spending and business investment. New York State Police will investigate future sexual-offense complaints at Cornell University after criticism over the school’s handling of an alleged campus rape. A Colorado man pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes after firebombing a Jewish gathering in Boulder, killing one person and injuring seven others. The Justice Department issued subpoenas to California election officials over allegations involving potentially noncitizen voters on state rolls. Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy ordered an investigation into Mary Peltola’s campaign over allegations it helped recruit a Senate candidate sharing Republican Dan Sullivan’s name. A Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia chief Jensen Huang was identified by U.S. officials as allegedly passing intelligence to Beijing, while China denies it. A federal judge in Washington is hearing arguments over blocking President Trump’s proposed two-hundred-fifty-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery. California High-Speed Rail Authority CEO Ian Choudri resigned after an investigation found nearly six hundred thousand dollars in questionable consultant travel expenses. Senator Mark Kelly says he is considering a 2028 presidential campaign but will decide his political future after the midterm elections. A woman was shot outside Virginia Republican headquarters in Richmond, but police said the shooting was unrelated to the party and injured an innocent bystander. Daylight saving time ends Sunday, November first, when most Americans will move clocks back one hour and gain an extra hour of sleep. President Trump and aides helped Brazilian politician Flávio Bolsonaro enter the United States after he fled Brazil following his election defeat. #USnews #NewsUpdate #BreakingNews #newsfeed #news - @dailyplugusa