North Korea showed off suicide drones, cruise missiles and rocket launchers at a weapons display. Analysts say it is drawing lessons from the war in Ukraine.
France’s economy minister says the country is at a standstill after a surprise drop in output and a jump in prices. Borrowing costs rose again after the data came out.
Polls show Republican Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews level in a state that last sent a Democrat to the Senate decades ago. Republicans are now defending ground they once took for granted.
A newspaper report says people tied to Mary Peltola’s campaign helped recruit a man who shares the incumbent senator’s name. Her team denies any wrongdoing.
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.
President Donald Trump held two rallies in Texas on Tuesday, promoting oil production and easing methane rules as Ken Paxton fights to hold a Senate seat that Democrats hope to flip.
Democrats are competing in Republican strongholds from Kansas to Alaska. If they can’t win in this political climate, strategists and a former senator warn, the next opening could be a long way off.
From a nearly closed border to record detentions and a $1 million gold card, Donald Trump has reshaped the immigration system in five clear ways. Voters will weigh the results in the midterms.
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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