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Donald Trump has announced a new refugee ceiling of seventeen thousand five hundred for fiscal year twenty‑seven, with admissions largely reserved for white South Africans. The decision follows a pattern of executive ord…
In the final two days of the campaign trail, President Trump remains confident in his ability to mobilize voters, despite polls indicating that the Republican Party may lose control of one or both chambers of Congress. T…
Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, poured one hundred fifty‑eight million dollars into a super‑PAC that immediately redirected the same amount to a Texas group backing Ken Paxton’s Senate bid. The donations, made on …
In a marathon of four debates, Democrat Troy Jackson and Republican Sen. Susan Collins faced off over the last two weeks, with the final showdown held on Thursday in a Husson University theater. Jackson repeatedly linked…
In 2014, Republican Sen. Susan Collins captured thirty‑nine percent of Maine’s Democratic voters, a notable split‑ticket moment. By 2020, her share of Democratic voters fell to thirteen percent, signaling growing discont…
Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez visited Michigan’s Upper Peninsula to support Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El‑Sayed, aiming to show progressives can win in red‑leaning areas. The trip highlighted the region’s rural character…
Eric Deters, a Republican donor, has filed a defamation lawsuit against former U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle in Kentucky state court. Deters claims Guilfoyle asked him to wire her one hundred thousand dollars to pay…
BEND, Ore. – A shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School on Thursday left at least two people hospitalized. Police reported children among the injured, though their hospital status remains unclear. The first call describ…
In the most competitive U.S. Senate races, just over half of major‑party candidates have pledged to accept the November 3 election outcome, according to a Reuters interview. The remaining candidates remain ambiguous, hin…
Federal authorities are investigating letters containing unknown substances that were mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide. The FBI, Capitol Police, and U.S. Postal Inspection Service have issued warni…
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia did not pass the California bar exam after graduating from Pepperdine Law in two thousand eleven, according to a senior administration official. President Donald Trump referred …
The Plaza Hotel, a Midtown Manhattan landmark, will shut its doors in January for a four‑year restoration of its historic façade. The iconic Fifth Avenue property, first opened in 1907, has been a symbol of New York City…
James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for Texas Senate, announced a record‑breaking $sixty‑four million raised in the third quarter, surpassing every Senate candidate’s haul in history. This brings his total fundraisi…
Consumer prices rose three point seven percent in September, according to a Labor Department report, largely driven by higher energy costs linked to the U.S. war with Iran. The Social Security Administration announced a …
Some Republican candidates in key races are publicly distancing themselves from President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, citing rising cost of living concerns. Senators Susan Collins of Maine and former Senator John Sun…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a livestreamed execution of Nidal Hasan, the former U.S. army major who killed thirteen people and injured thirty‑two in a 2009 Fort Hood attack. The plan, slated for December thi…
President Donald Trump, speaking at a campaign rally on Wednesday, declared that any government worker who leaks information to the media should face fatal consequences. He cited past leaks that revealed sensitive defens…
A Fox News poll released in late September shows that six in ten voters say the cost of living is their top economic worry, eclipsing concerns about government spending, jobs, and income inequality. The survey reports th…
Orlando Police Department announced the arrest of Dale Smith, former fiancé of missing woman Michelle Parker, nearly fifteen years after her disappearance. Police Chief Eric Smith explained that investigators expanded th…
With three weeks left before election day, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has adopted a strategy reminiscent of Louis XIV, asserting that the city’s political establishment prefers her over Democratic‑socialist challenger …
Prime Minister Andy Burnham met President Volodymyr Zelensky in London, navigating a delicate diplomatic path amid recent U‑turns by former President Donald Trump. The meeting followed Trump’s abrupt lifting of sanctions…
The U.S. Department of Justice has issued a 48‑hour deadline to California election officials, demanding proof of citizenship for voters flagged as potential noncitizens. Acting Deputy Attorney General R. Trent McCotter …
The Supreme Court’s recent decisions signal a shift in how the First and Second Amendments are interpreted. The Roberts court has moved toward a more restrictive view of free speech, emphasizing the protection of public …
Ukrainian forces reported that Starlink terminals faced new speed limits overnight, cutting connectivity when moving faster than one hundred sixty kilometres per hour. The restriction, applied to the military‑grade StarS…
President Donald Trump posted an artificially generated clip of himself wrestling a tiger that mauled a man, sparking widespread outrage. The original footage of William Chapman’s fatal encounter with an Amur tiger was s…