United Launch Alliance plans to return its Vulcan rocket to flight on November 13, 2026, after a previous anomaly. The mission will launch 40 satellites for Amazon's broadband constellation from Cape Canaveral, pending range approval.
Dolores Huerta, a key figure in the civil rights movement and co-founder of the United Farm Workers union, died at 96. Her legacy includes the 1965 Delano grape strike, which improved conditions for farm workers. California honors her with schools named after her and a designated Dolores Huerta Day.
Jason Turkish, fiancé of Rep. Haley Stevens, announced his support for GOP candidate Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race over Abdul El-Sayed. Turkish criticized El-Sayed for allegedly using antisemitic language during his campaign.
President Trump will hold a rally in Chillicothe, Ohio, on November 2, 2026, as part of his campaign efforts ahead of the midterm elections. This is his third visit to Ohio this month. Vice President JD Vance is also campaigning in North Carolina for GOP candidate Michael Whatley.
The Federal Reserve's FOMC has decided to keep the federal funds rate target range at 3.75% to 4%. The decision reflects strong economic activity but acknowledges ongoing inflation concerns. Two members voted against the decision, suggesting a rate increase.
CNN, MS NOW, and Politico have updated their lawsuit against Donald Trump, seeking restoration of their access to the White House press pool. They allege that the president's ban is unlawful retaliation for their coverage. A judge previously ruled that the White House must restore credentials but did not allow the reporters back into the press pool during the case. The networks argue that they are being excluded based on viewpoint discrimination.
Allegations surfaced that Mary Peltola's campaign recruited candidates to siphon votes from Senator Dan Sullivan in the Alaska Senate race. Peltola's campaign denies these claims, while Republicans accuse her of dishonesty.
A recent Marquette University Law School Poll shows Democrat David Crowley leading Republican Tom Tiffany by 7 points in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race. Crowley has 51 percent support among likely voters, up 2 points from last month, while Tiffany has 44 percent.
Distributed Denial of Secrets has released data on over 40,000 DHS employees, including those in sensitive roles. This is the third government data leak in a month, and DHS has not commented.
The HHS has authorized small compounding pharmacies to produce six peptides that lack FDA approval. This move is intended to address demand, but it remains unclear if it will be sufficient.
Kirk Herbstreit, an ESPN football analyst, headlined a fundraiser for ProgressPAC, which has donated to Senator Tommy Tuberville. The event, hosted by the Business Council of Alabama, raised funds for pro-business initiatives. Herbstreit had previously claimed to avoid political involvement.
Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) has published data on over 40,000 employees of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), including some from the intelligence community. The source of the leak remains unidentified, referred to as the 'Department of Peace' by DDoSecrets.
California is experiencing significant flooding due to historic high tides, impacting communities from San Diego to the San Francisco Bay Area. Streets, homes, and businesses are submerged, and transportation routes are disrupted. Kayakers have been seen navigating flooded areas, while emergency infrastructure has been overwhelmed in some locations.
Dolores Huerta, a key figure in labor rights and civil rights movements, died at 96 in California. She co-founded the United Farm Workers union with Cesar Chavez, advocating for agricultural workers' rights.
New York City Mayor [Name] has requested the City Council's approval to replace Linda Tigani, the leader of the racial equity commission, with Christopher Alexander of the NAACP. This move comes after Tigani publicly criticized the administration.
President Trump is campaigning in Ohio to support Republican candidates as the midterm elections approach. He will back Sen. Jon Husted, who is competing against former Sen. Sherrod Brown, with the Senate majority at stake.
Donald Trump has requested the removal of Mary Peltola from the Alaska Senate ballot, citing allegations of her campaign's involvement in recruiting a candidate with a similar name to confuse voters. The Peltola campaign denies these claims, and the alleged actions are not considered illegal under national election law. Trump has previously filed a lawsuit regarding the election results.
The Southern Poverty Law Center's legal team claims that a Justice Department informant acted beyond the typical witness role, resembling an investigator. This raises concerns about the informant's involvement in the group's operations.
The FEC's electronic filing system resumed operations on Wednesday after being down for nearly two days. The agency confirmed the system's restoration via a post on X.
John E. Sununu has publicly disagreed with his brother Chris Sununu's claim that he would lead by 30 points in the New Hampshire Senate race if voters thought he was on the ballot. Chris Sununu made this remark during a CNN interview.
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