Louisiana National Guard troops are withdrawing from New Orleans after an eight-month deployment patrolling the French Quarter, with the final contingent departing by month’s end.

The Department of Homeland Security acknowledged that noncitizen voter numbers it publicly promoted were inflated, reducing its initial claim of 16,000 for Nevada to 185 confirmed cases requiring investigation.

President Trump suggested renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America” amid escalating trade tensions with Canada, a proposal Canadian officials and residents quickly rejected.

Michigan’s attorney general released a report on the lead-contaminated water crisis in Flint, saying it represents the final accountability step her office can take after criminal charges were dismissed by the state Supreme Court.

Montana public defenders in Great Falls face significant delays assigning attorneys to defendants, with some waiting 30-60 days, creating court scheduling problems and potential speedy-trial issues.

Fifty-eight people have been arrested across 22 countries in an Interpol operation targeting West African cyber-crime networks responsible for romance scams, investment fraud, and sextortion targeting minors.

Firefighters contain a wildfire near Reno, Nevada that destroyed over 30 homes, with containment reaching 27% as evacuation orders were reduced from 90,000 to 63,000 residents.

The U.S. Postal Service issued new requirements for mail ballots ahead of the midterm elections, though legal challenges and timing constraints may limit their implementation.

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed distanced himself from progressive streamer Hasan Piker over comments suggesting pro-Israel rhetoric may provoke violence against American Jews.