The U.S. Supreme Court says Missouri cannot use the new “Missouri First” maps passed last year at the urging of President Trump.
Day: September 25, 2026
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The Supreme Court is allowing the administration to use a federal citizenship database to verify voters, raising concerns over accuracy, privacy and lawful voters.
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The president’s approval rating drops to 37% in a WSJ poll, the lowest of any president heading into a midterm election in Journal polls dating to 1990. on.wsj.com/4hsOpWS
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Day two of the House Judiciary Committee’s September 2025 hearing turned explosive when FBI Director Kash Patel faced a grilling over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein’s black book. Congresswoman Ms. Lofgren demanded the full video be played as she questioned Patel on alleged efforts to redact President Donald Trump’s name from Epstein-related documents. Reports referenced by multiple outlets suggested hundreds—possibly thousands—of FBI personnel may have been diverted to review 100,000 Epstein files, allegedly flagging and scrubbing references to high-profile individuals, including Trump. Patel rejected the claim as inaccurate, repeatedly refusing to confirm how many times Trump appeared in the records, even as concerns grew over national security resources being redirected. Tensions peaked as Lofgren called the move “shocking,” questioning FBI priorities amid crime, terrorism and trafficking cases. A fiery exchange, an unanswered question, and a country still waiting for the black book to be fully opened.
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🇺🇸 Trump is weighing a move that could make diesel cheaper in America, by potentially making it more expensive almost everywhere else.
The immediate logic is easy to understand: keep more American diesel inside the country, increase domestic availability and potentially give drivers, farmers and businesses some short-term relief. But market experts warn that restricting exports could leave Gulf Coast refiners with excess supply, weaken incentives to maintain production and eventually undermine the very price relief the policy is supposed to create.
And this wouldn’t happen in a normal energy market.
Middle Eastern energy shipments are already being disrupted by the U.S.-Iran conflict, while Ukrainian strikes have taken Russian diesel-producing refinery capacity offline; two pressures experts say are far more important to global diesel prices than Washington’s export policy alone.
An American ban could then shift the shortage rather than eliminate it. Countries accustomed to buying U.S. diesel would have to compete for barrels elsewhere, potentially bidding up international prices as an already strained market searches for replacement supply.
Canada offers a good example of the ripple effect, it imports roughly 700 million liters of U.S. diesel, and while experts cited by CBC News don’t expect an outright Canadian supply crisis, replacing those barrels on the global market could mean paying more for them.
Then there’s the political calculation: inflation and affordability are major issues heading into the U.S. midterms, giving the White House a powerful incentive to show voters it is acting on fuel costs.
The real trade-off is bigger than whether an export ban makes diesel cheaper next month.
But can keeping fuel at home can deliver lasting relief without discouraging production and pushing the cost onto everyone competing for the barrels America stops selling?
Source: CBC News YT / Writer: Val
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