News for October 23, 2025

Target is cutting about 1,000 corporate jobs as new CEO Michael Fiddelke tries to simplify the company and revive sales.

The USDA says SNAP food benefits may run out in November if the shutdown continues, leaving millions of people to rely on savings, food banks, or cheaper shelf-stable foods.

President Donald Trump said he has called off a planned federal deployment in San Francisco after speaking with Mayor Daniel Lurie.

Mikie Sherrill is trying to win over Black voters in New Jersey as Democrats worry that lower turnout could hurt her governor’s race against Jack Ciattarelli.

Daniel Naroditsky’s death is being investigated by police as a possible suicide or drug overdose, according to a report released after the chess grandmaster was found dead at his home in Charlotte.

Darren Bailey’s family suffered a tragic loss after a helicopter crash in Montana killed his son Zachary, his daughter-in-law Kelsey, and two of their children.

The delayed September inflation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is expected to show that consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 16 months, adding pressure on households and the Federal Reserve.

Tesla is recalling more than 63,000 Cybertrucks in the U.S. because their front lights are too bright and could distract other drivers.

Trump said he is backing off a planned federal troop deployment to San Francisco after speaking with Mayor Daniel Lurie and facing pushback from local leaders and tech executives.

Mayor Eric Adams is set to endorse Andrew Cuomo for New York City mayor, backing the former governor after dropping out of the race himself.

A Cuban man deported by the United States to Eswatini is on a hunger strike in prison, and his lawyer says his life is in danger.

Philadelphia prosecutors approved a murder charge against Keon King after officials ruled Kada Scott’s death a homicide.

Michael Wolff has sued Melania Trump, saying her legal threat was meant to stop him from reporting on her links to Jeffrey Epstein.