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In this season of giving thanks, there is one Democrat that the White House is particularly grateful for: Gretchen Whitmer. President Donald Trump and the Michigan governor, an oft-talked about 2028 presidential candidate, have developed a surprisingly productive and affable relationship, according to two White House officials and a Whitmer political aide. "Of the Democrats, she is the one who we have spent the most time with, who has reached out to us the most, who has wanted to work with us," said one of White House official, who was granted anonymity to speak candidly. "From the Democrats, she is definitely the one who's most willing to get things done."

President Trump on Tuesday hailed Dallas County, Texas, for moving to paper ballots, as he ramps up his push to get rid of mail-in ballots and voting machines across the country. "Great news! Dallas County, Texas just went to all paper ballots. Many others are following suit. More accurate, totally secure with watermark paper, Faster and only 9% of the cost. All Republican governors should mandatorily do this. Save money and freedom. Lead the Democrats out of the corrupt ways," Mr. Trump posted on Truth Social. In September, the Dallas County Republican Party decided it would hand-count all Election Day ballots in its upcoming primary. However, the policy only applies to the Republican primary and only on Election Day. It does not change countywide procedures for the Democratic primary, early voting locations or the general election.

Senate Republicans don't see a bipartisan deal to extend enhanced health insurance premium subsidies coming together before the Christmas deadline, given the complexity of the issue and a growing fight over abortion, an issue that deeply divides both parties. There is a solid group of Republican lawmakers in both the Senate and House who don't want to see the enhanced subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expire at the end of the month.

Pete Hegseth, the US defense secretary, told soldiers under his command in Iraq to ignore legal advice about when they were permitted to kill enemy combatants under their rules of engagement. The anecdote is contained in a book Hegseth wrote last year in which he also repeatedly railed against the constraints placed on "American warfighters" by the laws of war and the Geneva conventions. Hegseth is currently under scrutiny for a 2 September attack on a boat purportedly carrying drugs in the Caribbean, where survivors of a first strike on the vessel were reportedly killed in a second strike following a verbal order from Hegseth to "kill everybody".