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The secretary of state also condemned “activist courts” in the U.S. and the “weaponization of international law” against the Trump administration.

For the second time in as many election cycles, Alaska voters rejected a ballot measure that sought to undo the unusual system, which faced scrutiny in the state’s Senate race.

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President Donald Trump will meet with the leaders of China and Russia on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shenzen, China’s tech hub, next week, an unprecedented gathering of the heads of the world’s biggest nuclear powers.

​FBI Special Agent Ryan Presley told media that authorities had determined that a “suspicious package was a threat and rendered it safe,” with police continuing to search the site.

NBC News projects the former state lawmaker won a majority of the vote on the four-candidate ballot to flip control of the office.

Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy gives the timeline of the paralyzing FAA ground stop, which left travelers across the country stranded for hours. Duffy says the issue was due to old communications systems.

Cole Tomas Allen now faces a total of five charges and is set to go to trial in September 2027.

The city of Delray Beach also cancelled its annual Pride celebration after concluding that it, too, runs afoul of the new law championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Extreme weather is impacting people on both coasts. In the east, they’re cleaning up after multiple tornadoes touched down. While in the west, powerful wind and waves, and heavy rain and snow are the threats. NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports.

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The president’s executive order that shuts down asylum claims at the Mexico-U.S. border is currently in effect.

American Cruise Lines said the passengers and crew members were evacuated. Thirty-two passengers were taken to local hospitals.

The homeland security secretary said there was “no indication as of yet” that anything “nefarious” was behind the ground stop, which he attributed to a telecommunications outage.

The company says it doesn’t have a timeline for a full recovery and blamed a “technical issue” for the outage, saying it was not the result of a cyberattack or artificial intelligence. NBC News’ Christine Romans reports.