More than 100 Orthodox Jewish families are leaving New York for Florida as hate crimes rise, housing costs bite, and Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s $30 million antisemitism strategy draws criticism for failing to define the problem.
Steven Hilton’s latest AI generated campaign ad contrasts his vision of a prosperous California with a dystopian future under Xavier Becerra, while proposing that the troubled high speed railway become the Government Failures National Monument.
A resurfaced accusation claims Ilhan Omar leaked information to Somali leaders during a month when she visited Somalia and met top officials, reviving scrutiny of her contacts, congressional role, and public advocacy for Somali interests.
Mike Rogers refused Kristen Welker’s yes or no trap, challenged her framing of Abdul El-Sayed’s record, and supplied context for his own 2012 comments during a heated Meet the Press exchange.
Trump brought his midterm pitch to Port Huron, attacking Abdul El-Sayed while arguing that tariffs, manufacturing investment and his America First trade policies have revived Michigan’s auto industry ahead of the pivotal Nov. 3 election.
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.
Bruce Blakeman is courting disaffected Bronx Democrats as voters and a former Democratic lawmaker blast Gov. Kathy Hochul over costs, crime and her party’s leftward direction, while the Republican candidate promises tax cuts and safer communities.
Frank Luntz says pollsters may be measuring the broader electorate instead of actual voters, while Harry Enten warns that even a small Republican polling miss could scramble Democratic expectations for Senate races and the House.