Trump’s tariffs are squeezing major Canadian industries and household budgets, but longstanding disputes over dairy and lumber remain central as stalled negotiations, retaliatory measures and rising energy costs put additional pressure on both countries.
Lewiston is confronting 35 gun related incidents this year, including 22 involving juveniles, as residents demand accountability and officials increase police overtime while debating whether Maine’s juvenile justice system is failing to contain repeat violent offenders.
Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign spent $47,000 on 45 upscale hotel charges while also paying thousands for luxury transportation, handing Republicans fresh ammunition against the democratic socialist as she supports candidates and considers a 2028 presidential campaign.
Marco Rubio publicly called for Cubans seeking political change to cooperate with the CIA, while President Donald Trump floated sending ships near Cuba and dispatching Rubio to negotiate, without detailing any specific operation, agreement, or timetable.
NewsNation accompanied Houston ICE teams as they conducted targeted arrests, observed officers using body cameras and flashing lights, and heard the agency defend traffic stops and surveillance as essential tools for enforcing immigration law.
Federal prosecutors charged six people in an alleged decade spanning marriage fraud operation, as court records reveal staged weddings, immigration coaching, government benefits, and fees reaching $100,000 in a separate New York scheme.
Omar hurried away from reporters after voting as federal investigators examine allegations involving her identity, immigration paperwork, former marriage, and citizenship path. No charges have been announced, and Omar denies wrongdoing.
Abdul El-Sayed accused Mike Rogers of questioning his loyalty, while Rogers doubled down on Muslim Brotherhood allegations as Michigan’s Senate rivals battled over Iran, trade, health insurance, and the economy days before the Nov. 3 election.