Trump lauded top tech figures even as JD Vance said Microsoft was suspended from the H-1B visa program, underscoring tensions over immigration and hiring.
The politics of tariffs after Trump may matter more than the duties themselves, as shifting party coalitions redefine U.S. trade debates and voter alignments.
President Trump approved a Fort Hood firing squad for Nidal Hasan, who killed 13 in 2009. It would be the first U.S. military execution in more than 60 years.
The DNC sues Trump, alleging $20 million in federal funds were illegally used to produce partisan ads ahead of the 2026 midterms and seeking an injunction.
Republican midterm spending nears $1B, but late ad buys at premium rates are raising fears it will not prevent losses amid Trump headwinds and tight races.
The first Iowa governor debate between Zach Lahn and Rob Sand featured sharp clashes over residency, wealth, and culture-war issues. Here are 5 takeaways.
Midterm elections polls show Democrats favored to take the House and gain in the Senate, as Skydance’s mega-merger closes and Russia probes a lab worker’s death.
A New York Times columnist’s remarks tying Cornell’s assault culture to Trump drew swift backlash. A civil suit names seven men, and no charges have been filed.
Trump criticized a Maricopa County ballots error after roughly 3,000 ballots were mailed early. Officials say the ballots remain valid and can be returned.
Trump said Russia plague reports are concerning and the U.S. is reviewing the suspected pneumonic plague case in Irkutsk Oblast, according to the State Department.
AI chatbots are helping voters compare candidates and research down-ballot races, though experts warn of subtle bias and misinformation risks.
Speculation over a Ted Cruz 2028 bid escalated a feud with JD Vance after the vice president said it’s “obvious” Cruz is running. Both say they’re focused on midterms.
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