Newsmax will air portions of the Republican midterm convention, as confirmed by a spokesman for the channel. The convention coincides with the NFL kickoff, which could affect its ratings.
Newsmax will air portions of the Republican midterm convention, as confirmed by a spokesman for the channel. The convention is set to take place during the NFL kickoff, which could affect its ratings.
House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed his views on the challenges facing Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries from progressives and the Democratic Socialists of America. During an interview, Johnson indicated that these challenges would differ from those he has faced within the Republican conference, highlighting the ideological divide between the parties.
San Francisco's city attorney has issued a cease-and-desist letter to Meta, demanding the company stop allowing AI-generated child sexual abuse ads on its platforms. The letter raises concerns about Meta's ad moderation practices and requests an explanation for how such ads were able to run. Meta claims the ads were not displayed in San Francisco, while the city attorney's office argues that local consumers can access them online.
James Talarico, the Texas Democratic Senate nominee, has proposed a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants during an interview with Fox News. He emphasized the need for measures such as paying back taxes and passing background checks, while also identifying himself as a 'border security Democrat' who supports vetting processes.
President Donald Trump stated that the war in Iran could end after the US midterm elections, claiming that Iran is stalling to influence the elections. He expressed concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions and indicated that negotiations with Iran are not a priority for the US government. Public support for the war has declined, and tensions have escalated, leading to increased oil prices and military actions.
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee is in a competitive race for reelection against Helena Foulkes, who previously lost to him in 2022. Foulkes has shown a lead in the polls leading up to the primary contest.
John E. Sununu and Chris Pappas have secured victories in their primaries for an open U.S. Senate seat in New Hampshire. The results were announced following the primaries held on September 9, 2026.
California and 23 other states have warned the U.S. Supreme Court that implementing new USPS mail ballot rules could lead to significant voter disenfranchisement and chaos during the upcoming elections. The states argue that compliance with the rules is impossible and have filed lawsuits to block the changes, which are part of President Trump's executive order aimed at regulating mail voting. A federal judge has temporarily halted the implementation of these rules, and the Trump administration is appealing this decision.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Amazon by four women alleging discrimination against pregnant employees by denying basic accommodations such as bathroom breaks and the option to sit while working. The lawsuit, referencing the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, claims that the plaintiffs faced unlawful termination and punitive actions after requesting necessary accommodations. Amazon has denied the allegations, stating that the lawsuit contains inaccuracies.
The Trump administration has criticized the University of California, Berkeley, along with other elite schools and California campuses, for alleged racial discrimination. This scrutiny reflects broader concerns regarding diversity and inclusion policies at these institutions.
The number of ballots rejected for late postmarks has increased significantly in Washington and Oregon, raising concerns about recent U.S. Postal Service operational changes. These changes may delay the application of postmarks, potentially disenfranchising voters, particularly in rural areas. Election officials are responding by increasing ballot drop box availability and urging voters to mail ballots early.
Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico clarified his earlier statement claiming there are six sexes, stating he meant to convey that there are two sexes with some exceptions for genetic abnormalities. He discussed the attention his comments received and emphasized his focus on economic issues in the lead-up to the election.
An inflatable slide was deployed on President Trump's Qatari-gifted Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews before his trip to Dallas for the Republican Midterm Convention. Trump confirmed the slide was being checked for safety, stating he was confident in the aircraft's readiness. The slide was later removed from the plane before departure.
Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has requested federal court protection from contempt charges after he instructed local officials to use a blocked congressional election map. The Missouri Supreme Court has scheduled a contempt hearing, while Hoskins has certified a redistricting referendum for the November ballot. The situation has created conflicting orders for local election officials amid ongoing legal disputes over the gerrymandered map.
A senior adviser to former President Donald Trump claimed that White House officials contacted Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott regarding the firing of Maria Bartiromo. Peter Navarro suggested that Bartiromo's termination was linked to her sharing internal communications about coverage with the White House. Bartiromo's attorney has disputed the claim of her firing, while Trump has defended her publicly.
Donald Trump's travel to the Republican National Midterm Convention was delayed due to the deployment of an emergency slide from Air Force One. Trump confirmed that the slide was being checked for functionality, and he reassured reporters about the plane's safety before eventually boarding.
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has reached an agreement with Microsoft that prohibits the company from tracking student use of AI tools and using student data for AI training. The contract includes provisions for accountability and a deadline for data deletion, but concerns about enforceability and practical implementation remain.
A recent poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center shows that trust in government information among Americans has declined, with only 34% trusting government certifications of election results. The survey highlights a growing partisan divide in trust levels, particularly following changes in the executive branch under President Trump. Concerns about the accuracy of election results and low trust in political campaign messages were also noted.
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