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Charges Filed Against Conservative Influencer James O'Keefe and Associate Cam Higby
Conservative influencer James O'Keefe and associate Cam Higby have been charged with serious felony offenses in Minnesota, including unlawful voting and identity theft.
Keisha Lance Bottoms vies for governorship of Georgia
Keisha Lance Bottoms is running for governor of Georgia, aiming to become the first woman to hold the office in the United States.
Missing Classified Material Found in Epstein Files
A closer examination of files collected by the Department of Justice has revealed that at least three documents hint at the inclusion of classified information related to Jeffrey Epstein.
President Donald Trump campaigns for Republican candidates in midterm elections
Trump's campaign strategy relies on his loyal supporters imagining he is running for office, despite low approval ratings and concerns about his impact on the party.
Republican Spending On Transgender-Related Ads Reaches $183 Million
Republicans have invested heavily in TV ads attacking Democrats over transgender-related issues ahead of this year's midterm elections.
Democratic Rally Draws Large Crowd in Lubbock Texas
A large crowd gathered for a Democratic Senate candidate rally in Lubbock, Texas, where James Talarico spoke to supporters about change and reform.
Senator Endorses Democratic Candidate Over Trump-Backed Rival
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski has endorsed Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins for governor, citing his ability to work with others and bring a fresh perspective.
Federal judge weighs appointment of special master to investigate voter allegations
A federal judge is considering whether to appoint a special master to investigate allegations by the Trump administration that up to 20,000 noncitizens are registered to vote in California.
President Trump Visits Texas Ahead of Election Day
The final week of campaigning is focusing on everyday expenses as a key issue for voters, with both parties pushing their platforms.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio joins Donald Trump at Corpus Christi rally
Rubio made an appearance on the campaign trail alongside President Donald Trump to discuss Venezuelan oil.
Democrats Hold Eight-Point Lead Among Likely Voters
A new poll shows Democrats holding a significant lead among likely voters just one week before election day.
Election Integrity Measures Take Hold in Georgia
Georgia election officials are taking steps to ensure the integrity of elections, including regular testing of voting machines, as the state prepares for the upcoming midterm elections.
Republican Strategists Worry about Third-Party Impact on Senate Races
A growing concern among Republicans is that Libertarian candidates could steal votes from their party in several key U.S. Senate races this year.
Maryland Governor Faces Tough Challenge on Redistricting Ballot Question
Governor Wes Moore is expected to win re-election in November but faces a tough challenge on a ballot question that could significantly alter the state's congressional map.
Elon Musk has given nearly half a billion dollars to super PACs
Republican campaigns struggle with online fundraising despite having a cash lead due to the party's reliance on super PACs and individual candidates' difficulty in raising funds quickly.
Former FBI Officials Face Charges Over Alleged Lies About Investigation into Hunter Biden
Two former FBI officials are set to appear in court on Tuesday, facing charges of lying to Congress about their involvement in investigations related to Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden.
US Voters Frustrated Over Trump's Decision to Go to War with Iran
A recent decision by President Donald Trump to go to war with Iran has caused concern among voters, who are frustrated over rising fuel prices and the economic disruption it has caused.
Federal Judge Extends Block on Trump Administration's Golf Course Plans
A federal judge has extended a temporary block on the Trump administration's plans to remove trees at the East Potomac Golf Links in Washington D.C., citing conflicting statements from President Donald Trump and government employees.
Voter Rolls Under Scrutiny in Washington State Request
The US Department of Justice has asked the state of Washington to set aside over 400 ballots from voters who it suspects may not be citizens. The request was made on Monday as part of an...
President Trump and Obama Clash on Campaign Trail Ahead of Election Day
The final week of campaigning has begun, with control of Congress hanging precariously in the balance.
Arizona Faith Leaders Mobilize as Poll Chaplains for Election Day
A unique effort is underway in Arizona to deploy spiritual leaders as poll chaplains and peacekeepers at polling stations on Election Day, aiming to provide a calming presence for voters.
Federal Prosecutors Charge James Comey with National Defense Information Transmission
Former FBI Director James Comey has been charged by federal prosecutors with two serious offenses: transmission of national defense information and conspiracy to transmit such information.
Coach Aaron Glenn's tenure as head coach of the New York Jets facing crisis point after latest loss to Miami Dolphins
The team's 2-5 record reflects struggles under Glenn's leadership, with issues on both sides of the ball and inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities.
Texas Voters Face Uncertainty After Redrawing of Electoral Map
A young medical student's discovery has highlighted complexities in Texas' new electoral map following a redistricting effort led by President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump Faces Lawsuit Over Media Ban
Six citizens have taken President Donald Trump to court over his media ban, claiming it deprives them of essential news as stakeholders in the democratic process.
Aaron Rodgers Remains Unsatisfied with Pittsburgh Steelers Performance
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is unsatisfied with his team's performance despite their three consecutive victories.
Trump Embarks on Final Campaign Blitz Ahead of Midterm Elections
President Donald Trump's visit to Mississippi highlights the challenges facing Republicans in traditionally reliable states.
President Trump Sees Significant Increase in Oil and Gas Stocks Value
A new report reveals President Trump's oil and gas stocks have grown by an average of 43% since last year.
White House Meeting Between President Trump and Catholic Bishops Causes Regret Among Some Participants
A group of Catholic bishops has expressed regret over a recent White House meeting that was publicly photographed with President Trump in attendance.
49ers Lose to Falcons Despite Early Lead
The 49ers' winning streak came to an end in a 29-20 loss at Atlanta on Sunday, despite having a commanding 14-3 lead.
Donald Trump, John Cornyn, Ken Paxton, Thom Tillis, Michael Whatley
Outgoing Republican senators are refusing to lend support to their potential successors in upcoming elections.
Texas Democratic Representative Gina Hinojosa Challenges Governor Greg Abbott in Gubernatorial Election
Representative Gina Hinojosa is challenging Governor Greg Abbott in the Texas gubernatorial election, citing a desire for something different from politics as usual.
President Donald Trump makes Islamophobic remarks at Michigan rally
Donald Trump made Islamophobic comments about Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed at a Port Huron, Michigan, rally on Sunday.
Senate Candidates in Iowa Emphasize Independence from Parties
Two candidates in the Iowa Senate race are highlighting their willingness to put party loyalty aside and prioritize voters' needs.
Language Accuracy Concerns Emerge with AI Chatbots Ahead of Midterms
Non-native English speakers may receive inaccurate or ambiguous responses from AI chatbots due to lack of understanding and nuance in other languages.
President Trump and Obama Share Views on Midterm Elections
A key broadcast on US politics has taken place, as "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" went live with a panel discussion featuring high-profile guests. The show saw appearances from Attorney General Todd Blanche and Jason Crow, a Democrat from Colorado.
Sydney Rally Draws Thousands Over Defense Land Sale Plan
A rally was held in Sydney on Sunday to protest the sale of defense land, with former Prime Minister John Howard urging the current government to reconsider its plan.
House Elections: Democrats Remain Ahead in Polls
Democrats are currently on track to secure 229 seats, reflecting the current congressional preferences of voters.
Idaho and Massachusetts Face Contrasting Ballot Questions on Firearms
Voters in Idaho and Massachusetts will face contrasting ballot questions on firearms in November, highlighting the ongoing debate over gun rights and restrictions.
Federal Judge Asked to Dismiss Trump Administration's Lawsuit Against Alaska Election Officials
A federal judge has been asked to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration against election officials in Alaska.
Trump's Policies Cause Shift Among Hispanic Voters in Miami-Dade County
A recent poll suggests that Hispanic support for President Trump may be wavering in Florida's Miami-Dade County.
US Department of Justice Requests Voter Information from California Officials
California election officials are at odds with the U.S. Department of Justice after receiving letters requesting sensitive information on voters suspected to be noncitizens.
Trump Administration Intensifies Efforts to Control US Electoral Process
President Donald Trump's party is facing a potentially crushing defeat in the midterms, leading the President to intensify his efforts to control America's electoral process.
Marva Cook Charged with Voting Illegally
A New York state woman has been charged with voting illegally, the latest arrest in a crackdown on noncitizen voters ahead of the midterm elections.
Robin Rue Simmons leads reparations movement across US.
A growing movement to address the legacy of slavery in the US is gaining momentum, with a focus on housing grants and municipal reparations programs.
US Justice Department Sends Letters to California Counties Over Noncitizen Voters
The US Justice Department has sent letters to several counties in California, instructing them to set aside ballots that may have been cast by individuals who are not eligible to vote.
Federal Lawsuit Filed Over Alaska Senate Election Certification
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit in an attempt to prevent the certification of Senator Dan Sullivan's election results if he loses.
House Elections: Republican Candidates Gain Ground in Key Seats
Senior Democrats are reassessing their expectations for the party's performance in the upcoming House elections, with internal polling showing a more nuanced picture than initially anticipated.
Patriots Suffer 30-24 Defeat at Hands of Chicago Bears
The New England Patriots' three-game winning streak came to an end with a 30-24 loss to the Chicago Bears in Thursday night's match-up.
FBI Officials Charged with Making False Statements to Congress
Two former FBI intelligence officials have been charged with making false statements about their roles in investigating Hunter Biden's laptop before the 2020 presidential election.
Trump Invests Heavily in Arizona District
President Donald Trump has launched a last-ditch effort to bolster Jay Feely's chances in a crucial Arizona district, where the Republican is locked in a tight battle against Democrat Amish Shah.
President Donald Trump urges voters to pretend he is on the ballot in final stretch before midterms
New polling data suggests that Democratic midterm voters are more motivated by opposition to President Trump than Republican voters are driven by support for him.
Federal Authorities Launch Investigation into Voter Fraud Allegations by Immigrants Seeking US Citizenship
A federal investigation in California has targeted individuals who allegedly lied on forms or during interviews while seeking citizenship.
Federal Grand Jury Returns Indictment Against Democrat L. Lucas
A federal grand jury has returned an indictment against Democrat L. Lucas, 82 years old, in connection with an alleged drug scheme.
Donald Trump's Influence Divides Republican Candidates
Republican Senate nominees in New Hampshire and Minnesota have distanced themselves from President Donald Trump's policies, while Maine's Senator Susan Collins has criticized his approach to Iran.
Collins Faces Tight Re-election Bid in Maine
Senator Susan Collins is running for re-election in a state that President Trump lost in 2020, making her seat one of the most competitive in the country.
Trump Administration Seeks Supreme Court Permission to Resume Border Wall Construction in Texas's Big Bend Region
The Trump administration has submitted an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking permission to resume construction on a border wall through Texas's Big Bend region after a lower court decision blocked the project.
Stuyvesant High School Faces Backlash Over Instagram Post
A New York City high school is facing backlash after an Instagram post signed by several student organizations accused the local Democratic Socialists of America chapter of silencing student activists who wanted to protest Mayor Zohran Mamdani over Israel.
Brad Lander Detained by Israel Defense Forces While Volunteering in Occupied West Bank
New York congressional candidate Brad Lander was detained by the Israel Defense Forces while participating in an olive harvest as part of a volunteer effort.
Federal Agents Visit Homes in Several States Ahead of Midterm Elections
The Department of Homeland Security is identifying potential noncitizen voters and asking residents about their immigration status.
Rising Costs in US Economy Contradict Trump's Downplaying Claims
President Donald Trump continues to downplay concerns over rising costs faced by Americans, contradicting the tone taken by his Vice President, JD Vance.
Supreme Court Conservative Majority Criticized by Justice Elena Kagan
Justice Elena Kagan sharply criticized the Supreme Court's conservative majority for its impact on democracy in recent rulings.
Philadelphia Sees Over 65,000 Early Votes Ahead of Election Day
More than 12 million votes have been cast across the United States ahead of Election Day, with Philadelphia seeing a significant number of early voters.
Senate Majority PAC Launches Ad Campaign in Mississippi
A new ad campaign by Senate Majority PAC aims to boost prosecutor Scott Colom as a Democrat who can bring change to Washington, targeting incumbent GOP senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.
Farmers Receive Taxpayer-Funded Aid Package Worth $8 Billion
President Donald Trump has announced a new package of taxpayer-funded support for farmers worth $8 billion aimed at addressing high diesel prices.
Tax Breaks for Big Tech Companies Linked to Republicans
A recent poll found that nearly half of respondents associate the GOP with giving tech companies favorable tax treatment.
WNBA Teams Leaving Court During National Anthem Not an Isolated Incident
The WNBA Finals have highlighted discrepancies in team behavior during the national anthem, with some teams leaving the court before it is played.
Rams and Chargers Struggle at Home
The Los Angeles Rams and Chargers have a combined record of 1-5 at home this season, despite high expectations.
JB Pritzker commits tens of millions for Black and Hispanic candidates
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is investing tens of millions of dollars to support Black and Hispanic candidates in battleground races.
Los Angeles Rams Struggle Through Season Despite Resilient Statistics
The Los Angeles Rams are facing an existential crisis after a dismal start to their season, which had initially promised Super Bowl aspirations. With six games under their belt, the team is struggling to come to terms with their disappointing performance.
Las Vegas Raiders Struggle with Scoring in Third Quarter
The Las Vegas Raiders have struggled to score in the third quarter of recent games, being outscored 24-3 over three weeks against tough opponents.
Vice President JD Vance Refuses to Endorse Netanyahu
Vice President JD Vance has refused to back Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election bid, a decision that comes just one day after President Donald Trump publicly threw his support behind the embattled leader.
Texans Secure Thrilling 34-31 Victory Over Jaguars in London
The Houston Texans secured a thrilling 34-31 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in London this weekend, marking a much-needed boost for the team after struggling to find consistency early in the season.
Tennessee Titans End Winless Streak with Victory Over Indianapolis
The Tennessee Titans have finally broken their winless streak by securing a 26-20 victory over the Indianapolis Colts under coach Robert Saleh.
Week 7 AP Top 25 Rankings Shaken Up by Unprecedented Losses
Eight top-25 teams lost on Saturday, the most losses in one day since the AP rankings began.
Significant slowdown in Georgia Senate campaign funding observed
The flow of funds into Georgia's Senate race is slowing down due to growing confidence in Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff's chances of winning reelection.
Federal agents raid Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home as part of citizenship investigation
The search was criticized by former President Barack Obama, who accused the Trump administration of using federal power to intimidate a law-abiding official.
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries optimistic about party's chances of retaking control of US House
Jeffries was campaigning in Ohio's 9th Congressional District where Democrat Marcy Kaptur faces a tough challenge to keep her seat.
Donald Trump appears on Face the Nation to discuss his rallies' impact on elections
The President expressed optimism about the effect of his rallies on voter support and election outcomes.
Donald Trump Endorses Benjamin Netanyahu Ahead of Israeli Elections
US President Donald Trump has announced his endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a move that comes late in Netanyahu's reelection campaign.
Troy Jackson Denies Orchestrating Protester During Debate Against Susan Collins
Maine Democrat Troy Jackson has defended his outburst at Republican Senator Susan Collins during their recent debate in Maine. The incident occurred when a protester interrupted Collins'...
US Treasury Secretary Refuses to Confirm Ally Status for Ukraine
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sidestepped a question about whether Ukraine is considered an ally of the United States amid escalating tensions between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Raphael Warnock Directs Resources Towards Scott Colom's Campaign
US Senator Raphael Warnock is personally directing resources and donors towards the campaign of Mississippi local prosecutor Scott Colom in his bid for a seat in the state.
Senate Race in Texas Remains Uncertain
A closely contested Senate race is underway in Texas between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico, with the outcome uncertain as voters weigh their options.
President Trump's Approval Rating Hits New Low Amid Midterm Worries
The latest NBC News Decision Desk Poll reveals a stark picture of Americans' sentiments ahead of the midterms, with a growing sense of anxiety, pessimism, and discontent with President Donald Trump's leadership.