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The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit to block the certification of Alaska's Senate election results if Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan loses, citing concerns over voter confusion.
María Corina Machado has returned home after months in exile, arriving in Venezuela on Sunday for the first time since December.
The US Treasury Department is exploring unconventional measures to manage its massive debt, including potentially repricing its gold reserves at market rates.
Tensions are escalating between Iran and its adversaries as crucial polls approach in Israel and the United States.
Cindy Banda, a mother of six, is struggling with medical bills as she undergoes cancer treatment at a Houston hospital.
US assistance is being provided to Saudi Arabia in the form of intelligence support and a sophisticated targeting tool that utilizes artificial intelligence.
A federal judge has been asked to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration against election officials in Alaska.
Tens of thousands of Israelis gathered in a final large-scale protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government ahead of what is being described as the most significant election in the country's history.
The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers estimate that their strategic reserve will be completely exhausted by February due to an unexpected surge in demand from American consumers.
Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson is using his personal story to appeal to voters and fund his campaign.
Ukraine's military has been granted full access to Starlink satellite links after speed restrictions were lifted, according to Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara.
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.
A tentative step towards ending the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has been taken with both sides expressing willingness to restart peace talks.
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.
The Ukrainian military's use of SpaceX's Starlink internet service has been severely impacted due to a slowdown, disrupting critical operations on the front lines.
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.
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.
A US court has handed down a massive penalty to Meta for allegedly misleading users about its data privacy practices.
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.
The strikes have caused significant damage to major companies' facilities, including those belonging to tech giant Yandex and social media platform VKontakte, resulting in widespread disruptions to cloud services across Russia.
