- Twitter deletes 10,000 accounts that were accused of spreading misinformation about voting. [Link]
- The FDA approves a powerful new opioid pill. [Link]
- The Pentagon declined a request from the White House to have US troops provide law enforcement services on the southern border. [Link]
- The deployment of troops to the southern border could cost $200 million. [Link]
- The Mexican president-elect supports the country’s supreme court ruling that allows recreational marijuana. [Link]
- North Korea threatens to restart their nuclear program. [Link]
- Bahrain’s opposition leader has been sentenced to life in prison. [Link]
- US sanctions against Iranian oil will be reimposed Monday. Russia will continue to trade Iranian oil. [Link]
- Iran begins production of a domestically produced fighter jet. [Link]
- Iraq moves 30,000 fighters to the border with Syria in concerns of ISIS crossing into Iraq. [Link]
- A US soldier was killed in an insider attack in Afghanistan. [Link]
- The Commander of US Forces in Afghanistan says the US cannot win militarily. [Link]
- Tucker Carlson calls on Trump to end the Afghan War. [Link]
- An important Taliban figure was assassinated. [Link]
- At least 150 people were killed in battles over the weekend in Yemen. [Link]
- Nigeria’s military fires on protesters. Protesters claim 40 were killed and Nigerian government sources say only six died. [Link]
