Attorney General Todd Blanche erupted at CNN’s Dana Bash after she suggested President Trump could be laying groundwork to overturn the midterm elections, flatly rejecting her premise during a heated discussion about the Alaska Senate race.
Hundreds of Palestinian flag carrying protesters breached the Roman Colosseum as demonstrations over living costs and Gaza spread across Italy, prompting police confrontations and major security deployments in Rome and Milan.
Bruce Blakeman says private polling shows a tight governor’s race and predicts affordability concerns, punishing taxes, soaring utility bills and stronger Republican support in New York City will deliver a stunning victory over Kathy Hochul.
Trump voiced confidence about Republican prospects while making clear that Democratic victories would meet a wall of presidential vetoes. He also left pardons on the table as the GOP fights to preserve control of Congress.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says the department identified 80 Chinese propaganda cells across 30 universities and dismantled them within two months, using its educational funding leverage to confront organizations accused of stealing intellectual property and influencing American students.
Abdul El-Sayed’s sister wrote that the FBI raided their mother’s home amid an investigation into an Islamic charity later charged with illegally transferring money to Iraq, adding new scrutiny to the Michigan Senate candidate’s family connections.
Ilhan Omar paired a Minnesota lakeside stroll with a Somali song whose translated lyrics threaten enemies, as a federal investigation examines her immigration records following an October 12 search of her Washington, DC, home.
Trump says Audi will invest $4.2 billion in a massive Macon manufacturing plant, with construction beginning next month and planned annual production of 200,000 cars, marking what he called a historic victory for America’s automobile industry.