On Friday, the U.S. Army released a redacted report regarding former President Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery in August, marking the anniversary of the Kabul airport attack that killed 13 service members. In Nebraska, a divisive ballot proposal aims to overturn a $10 million school voucher law, drawing national attention. An Israeli MP accused the U.S. of lobbying against a bill that would limit a UN agency's operations in Israel, amid international concerns. During a rally at Madison Square Garden, Trump faced backlash for offensive remarks, particularly from comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who made controversial comments about Puerto Rico. In Georgia, the president rejected the results of the parliamentary elections and called for public protests.

Army entirely redacts statement on Trump campaign Arlington incident (The Hill)

Nebraska is in the national spotlight, an obscure education fight could tilt election results (Politico)

Israeli MP behind bill to expel key UN agency accuses US of interfering with process (CNN)

Racist remarks and insults mark Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally (NYT)

Georgian president won’t recognize parliamentary election results and calls public protests (AP)