ABC's Transcript Page Skips the Emmer Exchange That Made News

ABC's rush transcript shows what Tom Emmer and Jon Karl said about communists on the ballot, and what the network's summary leaves out.

226,000 Still Dark After Isaias as Remnants Push North

Four deaths, roof damage in Pensacola and landslides in North Carolina mark the path of the season's first hurricane.

Second Deadly Strike Hits Riyadh Airport Terminal

A week of Houthi attacks on Saudi airports has killed at least 20 people, CBS News reports, and Riyadh's airport stays closed.

Mamdani Doubles Down on Abolishing ICE After Marble Hill Shooting

The mayor and the Homeland Security secretary give two very different accounts of Thursday's ICE shooting in Marble Hill.

Philadelphia Ambush Suspect Held Without Bail on 76 Charges

Court records show what Eric Lewis is charged with, how the Saturday shooting unfolded and his record going back to 2012.

Feds Arrest Fugitive Charged in Venezuelan Bribery and Laundering Schemes

Alvaro Pulido Vargas, business partner of Alex Saab, faces two Miami indictments after a task force took him into U.S. custody.

DOJ Moves on 7-OH, Sold as Kratom, and the Industry Heads to Capitol Hill

AP’s FBI Timeline Does Not Match DOJ’s

A comparison of AP’s report and DOJ’s release shows a date mismatch and an important distinction about network breaches.

Joint Warning Details Email-Theft Methods

The advisory outlines methods for gaining access, staying inside networks and taking emails and credentials.

FishHub Hit Taiwanese Universities

DOJ distinguishes confirmed FishHub victims from networks scanned for weaknesses by a separate tool.

Conviction in $3.6 Million Medicaid Housing Scheme

The verdict concerns a now-defunct program intended to help Medicaid beneficiaries find and keep housing.

Maduro Faces New Torture Allegations

New criminal charges describe alleged abuse of Venezuelans and Americans, while defense lawyers respond.