US Midterm Elections

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South Carolina Senate Race Becomes Trump’s Newest Midterm Battleground

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.

Dan Sullivan Lookalike Candidate Sparks Alaska Probe Into Democratic Campaign

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.

FBI and ICE Agents Will Not Serve as Election Monitors in Midterms

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.

Trump Texas Rally Promotes Oil Production as Democrats Dream of a Breakthrough

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’ Rare, Fleeting Shot to Flip Senate Map in Red States

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.

Trump Immigration Policy: Five Ways the President Has Reshaped the System

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.

Midterm Elections 2026: Can Democrats Flip Trump Country and Win Congress?

Democrats are within reach of retaking Congress on November 3, with Senate races now competitive in Texas, Ohio, Kansas and Maine. The final result still depends on whether the polls can be trusted.

Michigan Senate Race: Trump Invokes 9/11 Against El-Sayed

At a rally in Port Huron, President Donald Trump compared the Michigan Senate contest to the Flight 93 revolt and called Democrat Abdul El-Sayed a jihadist. El-Sayed rejects the charge.

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Students and workers marched in dozens of cities, from Rome to Genoa. The day was mostly peaceful, but police used water cannon in Turin and Rome.

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The talks are meant to prepare for a Quad leaders’ summit in Manila, the first since 2024. Strains between Washington and New Delhi could test how much the group can agree on

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Canada, Germany, Norway and European Union loans will pay for the 500 interceptors. Ukraine wants them sooner, as Russia steps up its missile and drone attacks.

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The government says it is restoring the rule of law, while the opposition calls it a coup. President Karol Nawrocki cut short a trip to Africa to rush to the court overnight.

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