France braces for another weekend of protests as authorities launch massive security operation
France deploys 70,000 police officers ahead of massive weekend protests as student-led demonstrations over education, jobs and the cost of living threaten to trigger another wave of deadly unrest.
Trump keeps hinting he’ll resume the Iran war after the midterms. These Iowa GOP voters sound wary
Trump’s promise to finish the Iran war is facing skepticism from his own supporters as rising gas prices, mounting costs for farmers, and fallen American service members fuel concerns ahead of the midterm elections.
What Republicans mean when they ask Abdul El-Sayed to ‘disavow’ the Muslim Brotherhood
Is Abdul El-Sayed being asked to answer a political question—or defend his Muslim identity? The Michigan Senate race is exposing how accusations of extremism and demands to “disavow” can fuel Islamophobia and raise questions about religious bias in American politics.
Barack Obama Hails James Talarico as “Outstanding,” Putting Texas in the National Spotlight
Barack Obama praises James Talarico as Texas’ high-profile Senate race draws national attention, putting the spotlight on a potentially historic election.
Neil Bush Breaks Republican Ranks, Proudly Casts Vote for James Talarico in Texas Senate Race
Neil Bush breaks with Republican tradition to back Democrat James Talarico over Ken Paxton, putting character, accountability and democracy at the center of Texas’s high-stakes Senate race.
Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas indicted on drug and money laundering charges
Virginia’s longtime Democratic Senate leader Louise Lucas faces federal racketeering, marijuana distribution, and money-laundering charges, with prosecutors alleging she used her political influence to build family wealth as she vows to fight back.
A small but powerful African nation is bringing Formula 1 back to the continent. Not everyone is celebrating
Formula One is heading back to Africa with a 10-year Rwanda Grand Prix deal, but hopes for tourism and investment are colliding with mounting concerns over human rights, alleged support for rebels in the Congo, and the risk of sportswashing.
Judge curbs Trump administration’s hunt for noncitizen voters in some states, citing flawed data
A federal judge is blocking parts of the Trump administration’s hunt for suspected noncitizen voters, warning that flawed data could put eligible U.S. citizens under investigation and fuel fears ahead of the midterm elections.
78-year-old priest carried out of Colorado ICE facility by fellow detainees after judge orders release
A 78-year-old Ugandan priest emerged from 13 months in ICE detention unable to walk, as allegations of medical neglect and the circumstances of his release raise serious questions about the treatment of people in immigration custody.
President Trump reiterating New Mexico's name change to New America
President Donald Trump’s proposal to rename New Mexico “New America” is drawing reactions from candidates ahead of the midterms, with Republicans pushing back and questioning whether the idea matters to voters.
Supreme Court hands Trump a rare loss on transgender prison care policy
The Supreme Court blocks Donald Trump’s attempt to suspend gender-affirming hormone therapy for transgender people in federal prisons, delivering a rare legal victory for transgender rights amid a broader administration crackdown.
Atlanta police, FBI investigate reports of object thrown at downtown ICE building
The FBI is investigating a suspected incendiary device thrown at an ICE building in downtown Atlanta, raising fresh concerns about attacks on immigration enforcement facilities as authorities work to determine what happened.
Long Beach protesters demand leaders do more after U.S. citizen injured during ICE operation
A video showing ICE agents breaking a Long Beach man’s arm has sparked protests and demands for accountability, as city leaders call for an independent investigation and residents demand answers over the treatment of a U.S. citizen.
Macron slams ‘stupid comments’ from world leaders after Trump blames France unrest on migrants
French President Emmanuel Macron fires back at Donald Trump and other world leaders for blaming migrants for France’s escalating riots, accusing them of spreading misinformation as thousands are arrested and authorities brace for more unrest.
Harris County Early Voting Breaks Records With More Than 204,000 Votes in Two Days
Harris County recorded more than 204,000 in-person votes during the first two days of early voting, setting a record-breaking pace as voters head to the polls ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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