Today's other headlines of federal judge in California is ordering the Trump administration

to stop its deployment of National Guard troops in Los Angeles.

In his ruling, District Judge Charles Breyer wrote, the government is meant to be a, quote,

system of checks and balances, adding that the, quote, defendants, however, make clear that

the only check they want is a blank one.

President Trump first called up more than 4,000 California National Guard members in June without Governor Gavin Newsom's approval.

Only about 100 troops remain today.

The judge has given the administration time to appeal.

A federal judge in New York today granted a Justice Department request to unseal grand jury transcripts from Jeffrey Epstein's 2019 sex trafficking case.

Judge Richard Berman reversed his earlier decision to keep the material under wraps.

What changed things, the judge said, is a new law signed by President Trump last month that requires the

release of files related to Epstein by December 19th.

It comes a day after a separate judge agreed to allow the release of files related to

Epstein's longtime associate, Galane Maxwell, for similar reasons.

In Florida, a Democrat will run the city of Miami for the first time in nearly 30 years after

Eileen Higgins won yesterday's mayoral runoff election.

She's also the first woman to step into that role.

The local race gained national attention as a key electoral test in an area that's increasingly

shifted to the right.

Today, Higgins celebrated Miami as an immigrant city and called out elected officials for what she called cruel and demeaning rhetoric amid a broader nationwide crackdown.

When I speak to our residents, it's not just about frustration, it's also about fear.

They've never been afraid of their government

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