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Scoop: Some Freedom Caucus members want Brandon Gill out
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Judge curbs Trump administration's noncitizen voting probes
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    • Adriel Bettelheim
    13 hours ago
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    Health
    Top health adviser and MAHA ally quits Trump admin
    Former Trump admin health aide Calley Means

    Means speaks during a February "Eat Real Food" rally in Austin, Texas. Photo: Jordan Vonderhaar/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    Calley Means, the health entrepreneur who became the Trump administration's most vocal advocate of the MAHA agenda, resigned from his senior adviser post on Thursday.

    Why it matters: Means' departure two weeks before the midterm elections underscores the MAHA base's discontent with the pace of change on food policy and the administration's stances on issues like pesticide use.

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    • Herb Scribner
    14 hours ago
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    Technology
    The internet's hidden security nightmare — and how AI exposed it
    An illustration of a padlock in front of binary code displayed on a laptop screen.

    Governments and companies worldwide took websites offline Oct. 21 after two critical security flaws were discovered in the widely used PHP programming language. Photo: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP via Getty Images

    The websites you use every day may have been vulnerable to hackers for years because of hidden flaws in their code that AI only recently discovered.

    Why it matters: The code, called PHP, powers millions of websites, and the vulnerabilities could allow hackers to steal sensitive data or take control of affected servers.

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    • Avery Lotz
    16 hours ago
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    World
    U.S. escalates claims of Canadian election influence
    A man in a dark suit, a white collared shirt and a maroon tie (Mark Carney) speaks into a microphone attached to a podium at an event while another man in a suit and tie (Doug Ford) stands behind him in front of three Canadian flags.

    Mark Carney, Canada's prime minister, and Doug Ford, Ontario's premier, during an event in Ottawa on Oct. 21. Photo: David Kawai/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    The U.S. Embassy in Canada accused Canadian leaders of "openly" describing plans to "influence American politics," doubling down on Ambassador Pete Hoekstra's claims of potential election interference.

    Why it matters: The accusation further deteriorates Washington's relationship with its northern neighbor under President Trump's costly trade war that's put political pressure on Republicans.

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