@dailyplugusa: Here's what happened in America today. A federal appeals court again rejected the Trump administration’s request to set aside more than twenty thousand California ballots suspected of belonging to noncitizens. Christa Pike, who survived Tennessee’s failed lethal injection last month, says she remains in constant physical and emotional pain and struggles to speak. Pope Leo the Fourteenth became the first known pope to vote in a U.S. election after casting a mail ballot in Illinois’ midterm election. Meta settled a social-media addiction lawsuit with an eighteen-year-old plaintiff, avoiding another trial over allegations its platforms encouraged addictive use among young people. An Alaska Senate candidate denied knowing about efforts to recruit another Dan Sullivan onto the ballot, as Democrats face allegations of trying to confuse voters. A federal grand jury indicted an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Texas for allegedly striking an immigrant with his vehicle during a Houston pursuit. G20 foreign ministers in Atlanta skipped their traditional group photograph after European officials objected to appearing alongside Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. A federal judge questioned the Trump administration’s defense of a proposed two-hundred-fifty-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial. The Justice Department is seeking dismissal of former FBI Director James Comey’s latest legal challenge as prosecutors pursue a third criminal case against him. Sabato’s Crystal Ball moved the Louisiana Senate race to likely Republican and Minnesota to likely Democratic as the November third midterms approach. A twenty-one-year-old college hockey captain and aspiring NYPD officer was killed in Connecticut in a wrong-way crash involving a Mexican national. #USnews #musteatinmycity #BreakingNews #newsfeed #news

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