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Donald Trump calls mail-in voting dishonest, so why is he urging Republicans to use it?
The Trump administration sought to introduce new US Postal Service requirements ahead of the midterm elections. The proposal called for special envelopes and barcodes linked to individual voters. States would also have been required to submit voter information through a federal portal.
White House aide: Trump did not call for attacks on US cities but explained how he's preventing them
Donald Trump's recent comments at a Nebraska rally have sparked misunderstandings about his intentions regarding Iran. The White House stated he was focusing on preventing Iran from attacking U.S. cities. Critics, including California Governor Gavin Newsom, condemned Trump's remarks as dangerous and deranged. Some Republicans, like Jim Desmond, also criticized Trump's casual approach to American safety. The discussion comes amid ongoing tensions regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities and regional stability.
Trump says US will help Russia after plague lab worker dies in Siberia
President Donald Trump expressed concern over a recent incident in Siberia where a laboratory worker died. Russian authorities confirmed the situation was under control, although many public health fears arose. Trump mentioned that the US is willing to help Russia with the outbreak. He emphasized cooperation with Russian President Vladimir Putin despite existing tensions. The US aims to provide assistance for this health crisis as needed.
Republicans return to tough-on-crime message ahead of difficult midterm elections
Republicans are leaning heavily on crime, immigration and “law and order” messaging in the 2026 midterms as voter concerns over affordability and the Iran war weigh on the party. Democrats are countering with law-enforcement endorsements and public-safety plans, while arguing that falling violent-crime rates and Trump’s own criminal conviction undercut the GOP attacks.
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5 million American lives at risk? President Trump says Iran could 'take out' Los Angeles and San Diego
During a campaign rally in Nebraska, Trump appeared to suggest that Iran target Los Angeles and San Diego. His comments were met with cheers from the crowd, as he discussed the ongoing situation with Iran. California leaders, including Governor Gavin Newsom and mayors of the two cities, condemned Trump's remarks as reckless and dangerous. They stressed that attacks on major US cities should not be trivialized or used in political rhetoric.
Tax-exempt diesel expanded for wider access as Donald Trump signs special executive order in Nebraska. How will it benefit Americans?
Diesel price in USA: G7 countries announced last week that they would release 100 million barrels of diesel, after pressure from US President Donald Trump who had considered banning US exports of the fuel.
Trump urges supporters to vote by mail, reversing years of attacks on practice
President Trump shifted his stance to encourage voting by mail ahead of the midterm elections. He stated that supporters can vote by mail or in-person on November 3rd. This change follows his previous claims of fraud regarding mail-in voting. Recent polls indicate a challenging political environment for Republicans as Trump's approval ratings remain low. Many voters are still undecided as the election date approaches, complicating the situation further.
Trump opens tax-free use of 'red' diesel to all as Republicans face midterm heat
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order in Nebraska that aims to ease tax limits on diesel fuel. This decision is intended to save farmers millions of dollars and reduce the cost of goods. Trump emphasized that the move would benefit many, including truckers who would save over $100 per fill-up. As he campaigned for the upcoming elections, he expressed confidence in local GOP candidates.
Donald Trump approval rating crashes to new low even as President is holding 32-day blitz of rallies ahead of USA midterm elections 2026. What is going wrong for Republican Party?
Donald Trump approval rating poll gave numerous signs that Trump's low popularity was weighing heavily on his Republican Party, with registered voters preferring Democrats over Republicans by 44 per cent to 37 per cent less than a month before the November 3 election.
Trump’s $500 Obamacare refund checks are going out: Who qualifies, which 30 states are included and how the payments work
Eligible individuals who bought 2026 coverage via HealthCare.gov but did not receive premium tax credits may get a $500 payment. More than 950,000 people are included in this program across 30 states, but criteria vary based on income levels. Payments are automatically sent, either by check or direct deposit, without requiring application.
U.S. midterm elections 2026: Are Democrats finally making a comeback in Republican strongholds? Here's what a new midterm poll shows
As November draws near, Senate contests in historically Republican strongholds are becoming more intense. Recent polling shows Democratic candidates ahead in states such as Alaska, Texas, and Ohio, with Kansas and Iowa not far behind. Economic issues are top-of-mind for voters, and Trump’s unfavorable ratings may also play a critical role. The surge in campaign activities from both parties points to a significant shift in the political landscape.
Trump and Vance hit campaign trail as Republicans seek to energise voters
Trump and Vance are actively campaigning in Republican strongholds as midterm elections approach next month. They seek to energize their base and improve GOP candidate chances amid growing competition for Congressional control. The political landscape shows increasing anxiety among Republican leaders due to low approval ratings for Trump's administration. Trump emphasizes the need for better promotion of their achievements to combat negative perceptions.
Trump and Vance hit the campaign trail in deep-red areas where GOP candidates seek a boost
Donald Trump and JD Vance are ramping up campaigning in Republican-leaning states ahead of the November 3 midterms, as GOP leaders try to boost turnout and enthusiasm amid concerns over the economy, affordability and the Iran war. Trump has promised a near-daily campaign sprint, while Republicans are also targeting races in Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and other states that have become more competitive.
Trump plugs $54 billion natural gas project in Alaska, flanked by a senator in a tight race
US President Trump announced South Korea's intention to invest $54 billion in an Alaska natural gas project. The project aims to connect Alaska's North Slope to a liquefied natural gas export terminal. While Alaskan Senator Dan Sullivan supports the initiative, South Korean officials remain cautious about the investment's commercial viability. Trump seeks to bolster Republican candidates facing competitive races ahead of the midterm elections.
Trump Affordable Care Act refund: Why nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states are getting $500 checks—and who qualifies
Trump ACA $500 refund checks: Nearly a million Americans are finding unexpected government checks in their mailboxes this week. Starting September 30, the Treasury Department began issuing $500 payments to roughly 950,000 people across 30 states. President Donald Trump’s signature sits on an accompanying letter. He states the funds return money overcharged through the Affordable Care Act's federal exchange during the Biden administration.
Trump $500 Obamacare refund: Nearly 1 million Americans in these states to get checks; who qualifies, when?
The Trump administration has begun sending $500 Obamacare refund checksto nearly 1 million Americans across 30 states in October 2026. The states to receive Obamacare refunds are: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
'Proud to return your money to you': Trump sends personalized letter with $500 ACA 'refund' checks - Read Full Text
Eligible Americans are set to receive $500 refund checks from President Donald Trump linked to the Affordable Care Act. These refunds target individuals who purchased insurance through HealthCare.gov without receiving taxpayer subsidies. Over 950,000 recipients in 30 states are identified for these payments timed before the upcoming midterm elections. A personalized letter from Trump will also arrive along with the check.
Trump ACA refund checks: Are you among nearly 1 million Americans getting $500, when will the payment arrive, and who actually qualifies for the money?
Trump $500 Obamacare refund checks are beginning to reach nearly 1 million Americans across 30 states. The payments target people who bought coverage through the federal ACA marketplace without premium assistance. The administration says the money comes from excess exchange fees and is being returned to consumers. The checks arrive as health costs remain a major political issue.
Diesel price hits record highs ahead of U.S. midterm elections 2026: Texas, California, other key political states are taking measures to offer relief for Americans. Details here
Diesel price today: White House is considering regulatory relief that would allow broader sales of red-dyed diesel, a move that could allow some buyers to avoid the federal fuel tax, while President Donald Trump said that he backed a ban on diesel exports.
US immigration crackdown hits Kansas, disrupts beef processing
ICE operations in southwest Kansas resulted in significant labor shortages at beef processing plants and affected cattle shipments. Community organizers reported that many immigrant workers stayed home due to fears of arrest. The livestock industry has criticized the operations, stating they are causing operational chaos and increasing beef prices. As a result, slaughter numbers declined sharply in recent days, impacting supply.
Hurt by Trump, Senate Republicans plan to bolster affordability credentials before midterms
Senate Republicans are set to vote on the Ratepayer Protection Act to tackle rising electricity prices. They aim to win over voters struggling with inflation caused by various issues, including the Iran war. Republican candidates are distancing themselves from Trump to show independence on relevant local concerns. This vote follows the House's overwhelming approval of the bill, which focuses on utility costs linked to data centers.
Senate rejects resolution to halt Trump's war with Iran as gas prices upend midterms
The Senate recently voted against a resolution aimed at ending US President Trump's military actions in Iran. This vote, which resulted in a 49-50 tally, reflects growing unrest among Republican senators. Rising gas prices and voter dissatisfaction are influencing political dynamics ahead of the midterm elections. Some lawmakers are attempting to leverage their influence to change military strategies while confronting the president's authority.
US fuel prices surge ahead of midterm elections 2026; Republican candidates face pressure as voters struggle with rising costs
With midterm elections looming, soaring diesel prices are causing alarm among Republican candidates. In response to the economic strain, many are advocating for a ban on diesel exports, aiming to alleviate the financial burden on farmers and consumers alike. This call to action comes against a backdrop of escalating global energy challenges and ongoing geopolitical tensions. As voter frustration grows, GOP candidates must navigate a difficult electoral landscape.
Which party is leading in the US mid term elections 2026? Here's what the polls are saying
US Midterm Elections 2026 Polling: With the 2026 U.S. midterm elections now less than six weeks away, the national political picture is beginning to look different from where it stood earlier in the year. Democrats have opened a noticeable lead in several measures of congressional preference, while Republicans are still protected by the structure of the Senate map and their existing majority.
A border surge reshaped America. Now, data shows who 4.5 million migrants were and where they went
Millions of migrants from over 150 countries arrived in the United States over the past decade. These individuals settled in both traditional immigrant hubs and new smaller cities across the nation. Data reveals a significant increase in women and children arriving at the border. Migrants came from an astonishing number and diversity of countries, not just Mexico. This demographic shift has reshaped communities and continues to influence the country's landscape.
US to issue $500 Obamacare refunds to nearly a million Americans
Nearly one million Americans will receive $500 refunds from the Trump administration. These payments address overcharges on federal Obamacare marketplace user fees. Eligible recipients are those without subsidies in thirty specific states. Checks for these refunds are scheduled to begin distribution in October. This initiative aims to return funds perceived as wrongly collected from consumers.
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