Today's headlines: The Supreme Court is hearing a number of very charged and important issues next term. The National Archives has sent a new letter to Congress stating that they still do not have all of the records that they should have from the Trump administration. The January 6th committee has tentatively set the date of their rescheduled hearing for Thursday, October 13th. Kim Kardashian has agreed to pay 1.26 million dollars in order to settle SEC charges for failing to disclose that she was paid to promote EthereumMax on instagram. 16 of Florida’s Republican members of the House of Representatives voted against a government funding bill, which happens to include FEMA funding for disaster relief; New York Post and the Daily Beast state that migrants are now being transported from New York to Florida to assist with the Hurricane Ian recovery. Finally for today, Brazil held a presidential election on Sunday.
Resources/Articles mentioned this episode:

New Yorker: The Supreme Court’s Big New Term

ABC: National Archives still missing some Trump administration records

Bloomberg: House Jan. 6 Panel Tentatively Reschedules Hearing for Next Week

CNBC: Kim Kardashian pays over $1 million to settle SEC charges linked to a crypto promo on her Instagram

Axios: Rubio, Scott call for Ian relief as Florida GOP votes against FEMA funding

New York Post: NYC migrants pile into vans they say are headed to Florida for Hurricane Ian cleanup

Daily Beast: Irony Meter Explodes as Migrants Lured TO Florida for Hurricane Ian Cleanup

NY Times: Bolsonaro and His Leftist Challenger, Lula, Are Headed for a Runoff, Officials Say

 
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