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A man in his 20s was arrested with a knife near Yair Golan on Israel's election day. Police deny a stabbing attempt. His party says security was a fight.

An Illinois man allegedly mailed white powder to four members of Congress and put his name and home address on every envelope. The FBI had a very easy week.

Congressional Democrats are building a task force to protect midterm results from meddling by Trump or his allies. Here's what we know and what's missing.

A federal judge ruled the DOJ's firing of prosecutor Maurene Comey unlawful, calling one of its legal arguments 'borders on frivolous.' DOJ admitted it wasn't for cause.

The Justice Department filed a third case against James Comey to beat a statute of limitations. Trump called him a 'dirty cop' while admitting he knows little about it.

Gov. Wes Moore is pushing Question 3 to redraw Maryland's House map, but 42% of Democrats in a UMBC poll plan to vote no. Why a 2028 hopeful is sweating.

On the eve of Israel's election, low-key political novice Gadi Eisenkot poses the biggest threat to Netanyahu's grip on power in years.

House Republicans are deploying federal staffers to close-race districts on Nov. 3, in direct contact with a committee ready to file court challenges. Here's what that means.

Reflect Orbital wants 50,000 mirror satellites beaming sunlight at night. Its California test left locals blinded and scientists calling the plan idiotic.

A judge halted RFK Jr.'s ACIP purge. He hasn't named replacements, so new vaccines are approved but unrecommended, and patients are paying $40 co-pays.

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Pennsylvania Republicans tied a child sexual abuse lookback window to a voter ID demand, and the bill dies Nov. 30. Survivors have waited since 2018.

Trump says 'we don't have inflation' and 'we're richer now.' The data, and nearly two-thirds of Americans, say otherwise. Welcome to the vibes economy.

A 15-year-old is charged with 11 counts of attempted murder after 12 people were shot near Florida A&M's homecoming game. Here's what police know.

Trump's Board of Peace hired Biden's Jewish community liaison Shelley Greenspan to court Congress and think tanks, a quiet admission that Democrats may soon matter.

Campaigns are using murdered kids' photos and 911 calls in 2026 attack ads, sometimes over the families' objections. Grieving parents are begging them to stop.

Obama hit the midterm trail in Ohio and Detroit, an Iran memo warns of advanced assassination plots, and Mike Rogers swears he never called El-Sayed a terrorist.

Lula won a fourth term by 3.6 points in a runoff that split Brazil down the middle. Markets panicked, Trump's favorite trend stalled, and Congress is a problem.

The Space Force gave SpaceX its most precise orbital tracking data after Doge gutted the program meant to keep that job public. Industry insiders are alarmed.

Meet James Blair, the data-obsessed Florida operative Trump calls 'Brilliant James,' and the man tasked with saving Republicans in November despite Trump's unpopularity.

625 homes are turning Halloween yard displays into a $2M goal for St. Jude. A North Carolina dad's accidental skeleton army is now a national tradition.

Netanyahu reportedly pleaded with Trump for public campaign support before Israel's Tuesday election. The White House sees a 'sign of desperation.'

Mary Peltola was injured in a three-car crash in Anchorage while the DOJ sues to block Alaska's certification if Sen. Dan Sullivan loses. Here's what we know.

The US intelligence director says Iran's murder plots against Americans have reached 'advanced stages' as embassy staff leave Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks.

A protest over one understaffed high school became a national uprising. Now France has closed the Louvre, boarded up Paris, and fielded 70,000 officers.

4,588 US measles cases and counting, 43 outbreaks, and the health secretary reportedly asked the CDC to remove a death from the tally. Cool, cool.

Ukraine's Starlink links are restored after limits on access. The fix is welcome. The fact that one company's switch decides a war should not be.

The Trump administration says low testosterone is a national security threat and has ordered screenings for male troops 30 and older. The actual recruiting crisis is elsewhere.

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Vance says Trump would endorse him. Trump says they've never discussed it, with Vance behind him, wincing. Welcome to the 2028 dry run.

Tom Kean Jr. had cash, a Trump endorsement, and a friendly map. Then he vanished for three months and missed 100 votes. Now his seat is leaning blue.

A new Interior Department rule lets hunters bait bears with bacon and doughnuts on federal land in Alaska, reversing a 2024 ban rooted in safety science.

As midterm voters head to the polls, Epstein survivors' advocates warn the scandal is fading from the campaign trail. Experts say Congress will bring it roaring back.

America's biggest banks are scenario-planning for AI disaster while unvetted AI agents roam their systems, sometimes acting without being told to.

Airfares are up 22% year over year, American's fuel bill jumped nearly 70%, and the cabin you're squeezed into is shrinking while the premium seats multiply.

Leaked AfD emails show the far-right party agonizing over a fawning 2016 telegram to Trump and asking him to scrap the UN's WWII enemy-state clause.

Quest Diagnostics says hackers accessed patient health data in its Quanum lab system. The company serves 1 in 3 American adults and can't say how many were hit.

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A Young Turks documentary alleges the late Sen. Lindsey Graham paid three male escorts for sex, one just 17. The claims are unproven and unanswered.

A Harvard Youth Poll finds nearly two in three young midterm voters are motivated by opposing Trump, and just 9% think the country is headed in the right direction.

NPR reports the U.S. and Israel are planning for a possible post-midterms attack on Iran, while Trump and Obama stump and Musk floats a SpaceX-Tesla merger.

Trump has pushed to move reporters out of the White House and turn the Brady briefing room into an indoor pool. Someone already built a foam-board mockup.

The USDA confirms New World screwworm in a Texas elk, the first US wildlife case. Beef is at record highs and the parasite keeps coming north.

A 24-year-old Kansas man was arrested after allegedly posting threats to shoot Trump at his Wichita-area rally. The case is a lesson in why Facebook is not a hideout.