During the Yellawood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway, drivers Joey Logano and Riley Herbst were involved in a serious crash. Logano flipped onto his roof after hitting the wall, while Herbst crashed into barriers. Both were evaluated and released. Kyle Larson won the race, edging out William Byron.
Mike Rogers confronted Kristen Welker on allegations against Abdul El-Sayed regarding ties to the Muslim Brotherhood during an interview. Rogers accused Welker of defending El-Sayed, while Welker challenged Rogers on his past remarks about the organization. El-Sayed has denied any connections to the group, and Rogers' campaign has called for more scrutiny of El-Sayed's record.
A defense attorney for the person accused of stabbing a rabbi and another Jewish man in Midtown Manhattan claims the arrest was due to mistaken identity. The incidents happened minutes apart, and prosecutors noted that the accused did not attack a Muslim individual nearby.
Vladimir Putin has increased security at his Valdai residence by adding 16 air defense towers, totaling over 50. This move follows claims of a drone attack by Ukraine, which were denied by Kyiv and deemed false by U.S. intelligence. Recent reports indicate heavy casualties among Russian forces in the ongoing conflict.
The Miami Dolphins defeated the New York Jets 28-25 on October 25, 2026, securing their first win of the season. Quarterback Malik Willis played a key role, throwing for two touchdowns and rushing for another. The Jets, now 2-5, struggled to maintain consistency despite a strong performance from Geno Smith.
President Trump has been vocal in his criticisms of El-Sayed during the Michigan Senate race, focusing on his faith and background. Trump alleges that El-Sayed's previous statements indicate a sympathy for extremists.
Mike Rogers, a former Republican representative from Michigan, did not clarify his stance on being a MAGA-Republican or on Trump's tariffs against Canada during a recent interview. He is currently running against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in the Senate race.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is seen as a potential candidate for the 2028 presidential election, but some strategists express concerns about his lack of experience against well-funded opponents. Currently, he is running for re-election against Republican Stacy Garrity, who has significantly less campaign funding. Critics argue that Shapiro's previous victories came without facing strong challenges, which may impact his future candidacy.
US Attorney General Todd Blanche has responded to criticism of a Department of Justice lawsuit concerning the Alaska Senate election. Critics allege that the lawsuit aims to impede a potential Democratic victory in the race.
Ed Dawson, head football coach at Cornell High School in Pennsylvania, died during a game on Friday after feeling unwell. An EMT attempted CPR, but he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. The game was stopped with Cornell leading 16-6. School officials and fellow coaches expressed their grief and highlighted Dawson's impact on the community.
President Aleksandar Vucic of Serbia has conceded defeat to a student-led movement, indicating a notable political shift. Vucic, who has been in power for 14 years and received support from Russian President Vladimir Putin, previously criticized the movement as an external attempt to unseat him.
Rep. Ashley Hinson labeled Russian President Vladimir Putin a "murderer" and advised against the U.S. making deals with Russia. Her comments were made during an interview on ABC News's "This Week."
Vote counting in Brazil has resumed after polling was extended by two hours. The election results between candidates Lula and Bolsonaro are expected to be closely contested.
Anna Mochalova, 32, was arrested for two alleged attacks on Jewish individuals in Manhattan, being investigated as hate crimes. The first attack involved a sharp object, while the second involved a stabbing with a syringe. Both incidents have raised concerns amid a reported increase in hate crimes in New York City.
Aleksandar Vucic accepted his defeat to a student-driven initiative in Serbia's parliamentary elections, signaling a major political transformation in the nation. The outcome showcases evolving attitudes among voters.
Democrats are targeting Republicans in battleground districts over Medicaid cuts linked to the One Big Beautiful Bill. They highlight that the law will reduce Medicaid funding by nearly $1 trillion to support tax cuts.
Home sellers are reducing prices to facilitate sales in a stagnant market. This change contrasts with earlier years when sellers often received offers exceeding their asking prices due to low mortgage rates.
Mary Peltola, a former Representative from Alaska, will reschedule her campaign events in Fairbanks and Bethel due to a car crash that caused minor injuries. The campaign announced the news in a statement on Sunday.
The presidential race in Bulgaria will proceed to a runoff election, with Andrey Gyurov from the pro-Western reformist opposition competing against incumbent president Iliana Yotova. This election has been marked by record low voter turnout.
Measles cases in the U.S. have risen sharply this year, with Pennsylvania reporting 1,338 confirmed cases across 44 counties. This marks a significant increase compared to the previous year.
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