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US midterms 2026: Did redistricting change your Congressional district? How to check your new boundaries
US midterms 2026: You may be voting from the same home, at the same polling place, but for a different candidate in this year's US midterm elections. That is possible because several states have redrawn their congressional boundaries ahead of the November 3 vote. Here is how to check.
US Midterms 2026: Audi’s $4.2 billion bet gives Trump tariff ammo in battleground Georgia
Trump is defending his tariff policy ahead of the US midterms, touting Volkswagen’s $4.2 billion investment in Audi’s first US plant in Georgia as a manufacturing win. The project promises 4,500 jobs, but Republican candidates face mounting voter concerns over inflation, living costs and Trump’s falling approval ratings.
This US House district was once a political battleground. Now it shows why Congress is dysfunctional
Partisan redistricting has sharply reduced competitive US House seats, allowing parties to reshape electoral maps in their favour. North Carolina's redrawn congressional district helped Republican Brad Knott win by a wide margin in 2024 after Democrat Wiley Nickel narrowly prevailed in 2022. The trend has intensified concerns over voter choice and congressional accountability.
US midterm elections 2026: Barack Obama hits campaign trail, cites Saddam Hussein to criticize President Donald Trump, video goes viral. Watch here
In Ohio, former Democratic senator Sherrod Brown will attempt a comeback against incumbent Republican Senator Jon Husted, while the race for governor will be contested between Democrat Amy Acton and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, a former presidential candidate in 2024.
France protests reason, latest update: 1,000 arrested, tear gas, grenades, water cannons used as nearly 800,000 people hit streets against President Emmanuel Macron in Paris, other areas
France protests today: More than a month of unrest that started with protests in high schools for more funding and teachers is testing President Emmanuel Macron’s authority in the final months of his presidency before voters choose his successor in May.
Melania Trump brokers Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in war-hit Oleshky, White House says
US First lady Melania Trump has facilitated a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to aid civilians. The ceasefire is scheduled to start on October 29 in Oleshky. This agreement allows for humanitarian assistance and the evacuation of trapped residents. The city has faced severe shortages of food and medical supplies, contributing to a critical humanitarian crisis. Observers await further comments from both Russian and Ukrainian governments regarding the ceasefire terms.
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Alaska Senate race: How namesake issue is threatening to disrupt polls in a seat that both Republicans, Democrats feel will decide US midterm election 2026
Alaska Senate race: US Constitution grants states the power to run their own elections. Elections for federal office like the Senate must comply with standards set by Congress.
Melania Trump Oleshky Ceasefire: All about once Ukrainian city captured by Moscow, importance of agreement in Russia-Ukraine war, America's role
Once a city of about 24,000 residents, Oleshky was captured by Moscow’s forces on the first day of their full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Melania Trump has made helping children in conflict one of her signature issues and hosted a U.N. Security Council meeting on the issue earlier this year.
Who is leading North Carolina Senate race polls? Can Democrat Roy Cooper defeat Michael Whatley amid Trump’s $5,000 dividend pushback
North Carolina's Senate race will be held on November 3, 2026, featuring Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley. Recent polls indicate Cooper leads Whatley by 13%, garnering 52% of likely voters' support. Democrats and Independents largely favor Cooper, while Republicans back Whatley, with notable indecision among Independents. Voter enthusiasm appears higher for Cooper, which may affect turnout rates.
Israeli forces detain US congressional candidate Brad Lander at West Bank harvest, released soon
Israeli forces detained U.S. Congressional candidate Brad Lander while he assisted Palestinian farmers with their olive harvest. The military stated the harvest lacked proper coordination, viewing it as a security risk. Lander expressed concern over the detentions and emphasized the right to harvest olives. Several other volunteers, including American rabbis, were also detained during the incident. The situation reflects ongoing tensions regarding Palestinian land access and Israeli military control.
Albanian police clash with anti-government protesters for an 8th day
Protests in Tirana escalated as police employed tear gas and water cannons against demonstrators seeking reform. Students are demanding lower tuition fees, enhanced state investment in education, and government accountability regarding corruption. Protests have erupted across several European countries due to rising living costs and housing concerns among citizens. Prime Minister Edi Rama condemned the violence but acknowledged the legitimacy of the protesters' grievances.
What documents were seized from Ilhan Omar's property by Federal agents
Ilhan Omar's attorneys are requesting the return of property seized during a federal search of her residence. They argue the search was unlawful and politically motivated due to her criticism of the President. The Justice Department has stated that officials complied with all legal obligations during their investigation. Allegations against Omar involve potential immigration fraud related to her family.
US midterm election 2026: Democrats may stun Donald Trump, Republican party by winning majority, claims election forecaster, shows how
Donald Trump faces challenges to thwart the political momentum of Democrats ahead of November 3 US midterm elections.
Trump puts Russia sanctions bill on hold, cites US national interest; retains power to reinstate measures
US President Donald Trump has waived the application of certain sanctions, restrictions and duties on Russia under the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, according to an executive order issued on Saturday. The order outlines a waiver of specified measures provided for under the legislation.
Bitcoin rebounds to $82,000 after briefly falling below $80,000 as inflation fears trigger $950 million in liquidations
Bitcoin recovered above $82,000 after briefly falling below $80,000 as hotter-than-expected US producer inflation intensified concerns over Federal Reserve rate hikes. Nearly $950 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, while spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $261 million in outflows.
Strong majority of voters believes Trump is failing at home and abroad: AP-NORC poll
Federal authorities are investigating suspicious mailings received by congressional and election offices across the country. With Election Day approaching, the mailings are deemed potentially hazardous by law enforcement. In time, US President Trump plans to host rallies in support of Republican candidates in Iowa. Candidates are also navigating fundraising challenges as the midterm elections draw near. The political landscape appears increasingly competitive with various races across states tight.
Donald Trump's son-in-law, Ivanka Trump husband Jared Kushner is being sued ahead of November 3 US midterm elections 2026, envoy role under scanner
Jared Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump were formal government employees during the first Trump administration and filed the appropriate financial disclosures, although neither took a salary.
What did Jon Ossoff say about 2028 Presidential run? Inside his heated clash with Mike Collins
Jon Ossoff ruled out a 2028 presidential run during the Georgia Senate debate, pledging to serve a full term if reelected.Republican challenger Mike Collins questioned his intentions as the candidates clashed over President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Trump administration cuts refugees' deadline to contest status termination, raising fears
The Trump administration is implementing a new policy that shortens the time refugees have to appeal status termination. This change reduces the contest period from 30 days to just 10 days. Critics argue this policy could endanger numerous refugees who fled violence and persecution. Advocates warn that the policy undermines the principles of permanent protection that refugee resettlement represents.
Who is Graham Platner? The Marine veteran who traded overseas deployments for oyster farming before a Maine Senate run in the US midterm elections
Graham Platner, an ex-U.S. Marine and oyster farmer from Sullivan, Maine, is running as a Democrat in the 2026 U.S. Senate race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins. After years in the military and working in the food and hospitality industries, Platner began an oyster-farming business that has become central to his political identity. His campaign is focused on working-class issues, affordable housing, access to health care, taxing the billionaire class and limiting the power of wealthy interests.
Why was Ilhan Omar's home raided by the DHS, will she be arrested? Here's what to know about the federal investigation
In a surprising move, federal agents executed a raid on Ilhan Omar's home in Washington, D.C., linked to an investigation into her early immigration status. Omar, a U.S. citizen since 2000, firmly denies accusations of any wrongdoing regarding immigration fraud. The timing of the raid has sparked considerable political discourse, occurring shortly before the midterm elections, while federal authorities remain vague about potential charges.
6 in 10 Americans believe Trump is profiting unethically or illegally from presidency: AP-NORC poll
A recent AP-NORC poll shows that many Americans think Donald Trump is prioritizing his personal financial interests over national welfare. Approximately 60% of U.S. adults say he is either illegally profiting or acting unethically. While most Republicans believe he is not doing anything wrong, many independents and Democrats disagree. Over half of American adults perceive Trump as emphasizing his businesses significantly since taking office again.
Trump, Rubio weigh firing US envoy to Greece after mounting reports of improper conduct
US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are contemplating the dismissal of Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle. Reports have surfaced alleging her involvement in questionable and possibly illegal conduct while serving in Greece. Rubio's frustration has increased due to the mounting allegations since last month. Key congressional Democrats have called for an investigation into Guilfoyle's actions and behavior.
Judge orders the Trump administration to cancel taxpayer-funded promotional TV ads
A federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump must cancel remaining television commercials funded by taxpayer money. The ads were challenged as an illegal use of funds for political propaganda, which violates federal law. The judge's restraining order prevents further development or airing of these advertisements during the order's duration. The Department of Homeland Security had used $20 million in appropriated funds for this ad campaign.
Donald Trump must not air promotional TV ads funded by taxpayers money, orders US Judge ahead of November 3 midterm elections
US Judge's decision caps days of controversy over the taxpayer-funded advertisements, which were aired in the final weeks before the midterm elections.
Trump's tariffs fuel factory job losses, threaten Republican support ahead of US midterms
Job losses in battleground states have led to political shifts among workers who previously supported Republicans. This includes individuals affected by President Trump's tariffs, which some blame for layoffs and company closures. Many voters are expressing dissatisfaction with the economic impact of these trade policies. Democratic candidates are likely to benefit from this backlash against tariffs in forthcoming elections.
AI founders cheer Trump's calls for the industry to police itself on safety in Silicon Valley
President Donald Trump brought tech titans to Washington late last month for a luncheon and ceremonial signing of a voluntary safety pact he described as "almost a constitution" surrounding "Super Intelligence," the administration's new preferred term for AI.
Texas early voting for the 2026 US midterm elections runs October 19 to October 30, and many counties offer weekend hours, so check your county now
Texas early voting for the 2026 general elections will start from Oct. 19 through Oct. 30, ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3. Millions of Texans are anticipated to vote in races such as the U.S. Senate, governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general, alongside congressional, state and local contests.
In 1942, US Olympic skier Betty Woolsey began buying a Wyoming ranch; by her death in 1997, she had placed all 270 acres under a conservation easement
In 1942, Olympian ski racer Betty Woolsey acquired 270 acres in the pristine landscapes of Wyoming. Upon her passing in 1997, she established a conservation easement through the Jackson Hole Land Trust, effectively safeguarding the land from future development. This choice reflects the ongoing tension between land conservation and the soaring housing market in Jackson Hole, highlighting a significant dilemma in balancing preservation with housing needs.
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