Federal agents and prosecutors are moving quickly on claims that Democrats helped put a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot. Democrats deny it and call the probe political.
From water in Arizona to data centers in Nevada and cancer rates in Iowa, these seven contests show what is driving voters in the final days before the election.
Izmir’s mayor has switched to the ruling party and the opposition’s top challenger remains in jail. Opposition leaders say voters will answer at the ballot box.
Delegations from 48 countries are in Moscow for the two-day meeting. Putin offered grain, fertilizer and local production while accusing Western powers of exploitation.
A court filing says federal poll observers will carry no firearms and will not act as law enforcement. The move follows a civil rights lawsuit over voter intimidation.
The defeated senator left Brazil despite a court order and now rejects Lula’s election win. Electoral authorities say the vote was lawful.
With the count still under way, neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot has a path to 61 seats. Arab-led parties, which posted a record showing, may hold the balance
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Southeast Asian counterparts in Cebu that Washington will defend its interests and those of its partners. He proposed a new framework for defense cooperation.
A new book by investigative journalist Matthew Cole accuses Jared Kushner of using his White House role to access about $2 billion in Gulf-linked accounts. Kushner and the White House reject the claims.
Israelis vote Tuesday in the first election since October 7. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces former army chief Gadi Eisenkot, and polls show neither side close to a majority.
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