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October 9, 2026

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  • ICE shooting sparks NYC protests
  • Pentagon to stream firing squad execution
  • Trump donor: Kimberly Guilfoyle kept asking for money 
 

Mamdani says negotiations with Trump to free man shot by ICE in NYC failed

ICE: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says his efforts to persuade President Donald Trump to release a man shot by ICE officers Thursday ended unsuccessfully after hours of negotiations with the White House. The latest >

 

Shooting: Homeland Security said ICE fired multiple rounds into a car in the Bronx carrying a “criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic,” and a 5-year-old child, who was not hurt. The unidentified man was struck in the neck and taken to Allen Hospital. Read more >

 

'Unconscionable': Mamdani called for an end to ICE operations and said NYC "will not stand by while ICE agents shoot New Yorkers." An anti-ICE demonstration erupted outside the hospital, and some protesters were arrested as they tried blocking ICE from leaving with the man. Details >

Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Isaias

The Category 2 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 100 mph, is expected to make landfall late Friday or Saturday morning. Updates >

Fort Hood shooter’s firing squad execution to be livestreamed: Pentagon

Public execution: The Pentagon said the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will be livestreamed. Hasan, who is convicted of killing 13 people and hurting 32 others in a 2009 shooting at a military base, is set to die Dec. 3. Read more >

Rogers, El-Sayed trade attacks in first Michigan Senate debate

The two Michigan candidates for U.S. Senate met for their first debate Thursday in a forum marked by verbal jabs and allegations that extended off camera. Fact-checking the debate >

 

Trump donor: Guilfoyle took $300K, then asked for more

Exclusive: Trump donor Eric Deters is escalating allegations against Kimberly Guilfoyle, claiming in a NewsNation exclusive interview he paid her $300,000 and later refused an additional request for $100,000 before her Senate confirmation as ambassador to Greece. The latest >

 

'I grew tired': Speaking with NewsNation’s Katie Pavlich, Deters said shortly before Guilfoyle’s confirmation hearing, "She contacts me and says, ‘Eric, I really need this $100,000 to pay off this American Express card,’” Deters claimed. Updates >

Lindsay Clancy defense challenges mistrial in new filing

Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer is asking the judge to allow witness testimony and other evidence at an upcoming hearing to avoid a retrial. Updates >

 
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Newly released body camera footage shows a six-year-old student telling police “I don’t care if I go to jail” after shooting his teacher inside her Virginia classroom. Video >

 

The attorney for Gary Siders Sr. denied allegations made about the Ohio home where 16 children were removed, telling NewsNation's Katie Pavlich a "dirty house is not the same as a house of horrors." The interview >

 

Tennessee is in a legal bind over what to do next with Christa Pike after her failed execution, a Columbia Law University professor who handled a similar case in Alabama told NewsNation's Jesse Weber. Updates >

 

Could two indicted sheriffs give Utah mom Kouri Richins a second shot at trial? Her former attorney says it’s possible. The latest >

 

Service members on the USS Abraham Lincoln returned home to San Diego after a record-long deployment. Sailors reunite with their families >

 

Leaked texts from days after the alleged rape of a student by multiple Cornell University fraternity brothers may shed new light on the case. Trial attorney Mark Geragos told “CUOMO” the texts are a continuation of selected leaks from each side. Former prosecutor Rick Trunfio believes the prosecution has a “challenging case” due to “inconsistent statements.” Details >

 

Man carries on his mother’s legacy at the State Fair of Texas

Bennie Garza’s family has been serving ranchero steak fajitas for over 40 years, and he says every bite is rooted in family history. Read more >

This NewsNation email is written by Caitlyn Shelton and NewsNation staff.

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