Politics
Putin Signals Readiness for War with Europe in Rare Phone Call to Nordic Leaders
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared readiness for war with Europe during a rare phone call with the leaders of Finland and Norway.
Hegseth and DHS Assert Trump's 250-Foot Arch Will Serve as Critical Military Base
The Defense Secretary and Homeland Security Secretary describe the planned arch as a vital national defense asset.
Trump Rally in South Carolina Draws Attention Amidst Disputes Over Details
Donald Trump held a rally in support of Senator Darline Graham, but conflicting reports emerged regarding the timing and purpose of the event.
John Healey Reverses Predecessor's ISA Allowance Cut in First Budget Move
The Chancellor aims to boost UK company stocks by increasing the annual cash ISA allowance back to £20,000.
Federal Judge Alvin Hellerstein, Known for Trump, Maduro Cases, Dies at 92
Prominent jurist Alvin Hellerstein, who oversaw high-profile cases involving former US President Donald Trump and Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, has passed away at the age of 92.
Key Races Set to Decide Control of Congress in 2026 Midterms
The upcoming 2026 midterm elections will see crucial battles for the House of Representatives, with NPR identifying 70 key districts where Democrats and Republicans are heavily investing.
Obama Criticizes Trump Over Cheesecake Factory Joke Response
Former President Obama expressed disapproval at how the current administration handled a joke involving the White House and the popular restaurant chain.
Judge Denies Trump DOJ's Request to Exclude 20,000 California Ballots - Appeal Expected, Legal and Logistical Challenges Mount
A federal judge on October 29, 2026, denied the Trump administration's request to segregate or invalidate approximately 20,000 California ballots, marking a significant setback for the DOJ's efforts to challenge noncitizen voting.
Paula Reid Joins MS NOW as Chief White House Reporter
The seasoned journalist, known for her work at CNN and CBS News, starts her new role on Thursday.
Democrats Lead Key Senate Races in Texas and Michigan, New Poll Reveals
A recent poll shows Democrats leading in the Senate races in Texas and Michigan, while the contest in Maine remains closely contested.
Obama and Trump Rally Their Bases in Key States Ahead of Midterms
The former president and current leader held competing events in Ohio and Georgia, aiming to boost their candidates and influence the upcoming midterms.
Mary Peltola Criticizes New York Times Report on Dan Sullivan Race Scheme
Democratic candidate Mary Peltola dismisses a recent New York Times report as a distraction, while the race for Alaska's US Senate seat remains closely watched.
DOJ Fails to Secure Indictment Against Ex-Trump Aide Cassidy Hutchinson
The Justice Department's attempt to charge Cassidy Hutchinson with lying to Congress has been unsuccessful.
Texas Senate Rivals Draw National Attention With Dual Lubbock Rallies
James Talarico and Ken Paxton held competing rallies in Lubbock, with Donald Trump making an appearance.
Alvin Hellerstein, Federal Judge Known for High-Profile Cases, Dies at 92
The jurist, who handled notable cases involving Trump, Maduro, and 9/11, passed away after a long career marked by dedication and impactful rulings.
