A Biden-appointed federal judge ordered the Trump administration to remove three ads from government websites and social media days before the midterms, setting a 24-hour compliance deadline while a dispute over executive authority continues.
A county-certified copy of Ilhan Omar’s 2009 Minnesota marriage application reportedly shows her surname changed from Omar to Elmi and back again, raising questions while falling far short of proving the broader allegations surrounding the marriage.
Federal prosecutors in Arizona filed immigration-related criminal charges against 336 people in one week, including illegal-reentry, illegal-entry, and alleged smuggling cases.
A new Quantus Insights poll gives Ken Paxton a narrow lead over James Talarico, while warning that the Texas Senate race remains a statistical dead heat.
FBI Director Kash Patel presented cumulative figures showing 81 charges, 70 convictions and more than $500 million in alleged Minnesota fraud as federal investigators widen their crackdown.
Nancy Pelosi called Abdul El-Sayed’s position on Israel “wrong” and questioned whether the Michigan Senate nominee will win, giving Democrats an awkward late-campaign headache.
A Florida county meeting erupted after a veiled woman played an Islamic call to prayer during public comment and ignored repeated orders to stop.
Israel’s election left Netanyahu’s bloc short of a majority, giving Arab-led parties a pivotal role in coalition negotiations and raising the possibility of another vote.
Salim Said received a 30-year federal sentence after his conviction in the Feeding Our Future fraud case, which prosecutors tied to roughly $44 million in fraudulent claims.
Stella Parton says a Tennessee voting machine repeatedly defaulted to Marsha Blackburn during early voting, forcing her to correct the selection three times.