President Trump addressed ESPN on Twitter this morning, asking them to apologize for their "untruth":
What he's referring to: ESPN host Jemele Hill tweeted Monday that Trump is a white supremacist.
White House's initial response: Sarah Sanders said Tuesday that Hill's comments were "outrageous" and "a fireable offense."
Municipality workers clean the streets of garbage in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, on Tuesday that was left by Zeta, which struck the Yucatan Peninsula as a Category 1 Hurricane a day earlier — causing no major damage to infrastructure. Photo: Medios y Media/Getty Images
Tropical Storm Zeta is expected to strengthen back into a hurricane and bring dangerous storm surge conditions to parts of the northern Gulf Coast on Wednesday, per the National Hurricane Center.
The state of play: Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards (D) requested a pre-landfall Federal Declaration of Emergency in a letter to President Trump on Tuesday, ahead of the storm's expected arrival south of New Orleans.
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A screenshot of the Trump campaign website after it was hacked.
The Trump campaign website briefly went down and its "About" page was modified after hackers attacked the site Tuesday evening.
The big picture: With just seven days before the election, the hackers emulated the FBI and declared on the "About" page that: "this was seized. the world has had enough of the fake-news spreaded [sic] daily by president donald j trump. it is time to allow the world to know truth." Two addresses linked to the cryptocurrency Monero appeared on the site. Trump campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh in a statement said no sensitive data had been exposed in the attack.
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