The BBC and CBS News face ridicule for softening their descriptions of widespread unrest in France, where authorities reported thousands of arrests, extensive injuries, attacks on public buildings, and damage to approximately 1,500 businesses.
A resurfaced 2011 medical school paper by Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed examines interethnic mating, Arab mothers, birth outcomes, genetics, and race, prompting ridicule and a blistering challenge from a top Republican Senate committee spokeswoman.
A vendor error sent duplicate mail ballots to 7,791 Tulare County voters as a closely watched District 22 race approaches, but election officials insist safeguards will prevent double counting and instructed recipients to destroy the extra copies.
A Republican internal poll shows Saritha Komatireddy trailing Letitia James by only 6 points, with debate viewers breaking heavily for the challenger and independent voters shifting against the Democratic incumbent during the closing weeks.
Tom Homan says investigators have a strong immigration fraud case involving Ilhan Omar, raising the possibility of denaturalization and deportation as Obama attacks the investigation and Omar's attorneys demand the return of seized property.
Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari was preparing Communion when a large wooden crucifix fell and fatally struck him during a livestreamed Mass in Ecuador, prompting screams and a desperate rush by worshippers to summon help.
Abdul El-Sayed disavowed the Muslim Brotherhood during a viral Michigan rally exchange, rejected suggestions of divided loyalty, and denied allegations involving his family as questions surrounding his Muslim faith continue to follow his Senate campaign.
JD Vance warned Americans to heed France’s nationwide unrest after more than 2,000 arrests, over 600 injured emergency personnel, widespread destruction, and looting that affected approximately 1,500 retailers.