New polling and special-election data show Democrats running at or above key 2018 blue wave benchmarks as President Donald Trump’s party heads into the 2026 midterms. Analysts say the gains are significant, though district maps and Senate dynamics could still limit how far a national shift translates into seats.
Federal immigration agents are facing renewed scrutiny after video and court records challenged official accounts in multiple encounters involving U.S. citizens. In one closely watched case, evidence showed agents pinned down a Minneapolis man before the scene quickly unraveled into a fatal confrontation.
New Jersey officials said a software error in the state Motor Vehicle Commission system improperly registered about 6,600 people to vote after they indicated they were not U.S. citizens. The state says it is removing affected registrations and reviewing how the error happened.
A New York judge sentenced Harvey Weinstein to 15 years in prison for the 2006 sexual assault of Miriam Haley, telling the former producer that he had “threw it all away.” The sentence adds another major chapter to the long-running criminal cases tied to Weinstein’s downfall.
Republican senators are raising new questions after reports that a Russian businessman with Kremlin ties paid for parts of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebrations in the Bahamas. The scrutiny now centers on whether the gift created ethics or national security concerns.
New polling and special-election data show Democrats running at or above key 2018 blue wave benchmarks as President Donald Trump’s party heads into the 2026 midterms. Analysts say the gains are significant, though district maps and Senate dynamics could still limit how far a national shift translates into seats.
Federal immigration agents are facing renewed scrutiny after video and court records challenged official accounts in multiple encounters involving U.S. citizens. In one closely watched case, evidence showed agents pinned down a Minneapolis man before the scene quickly unraveled into a fatal confrontation.
New Jersey officials said a software error in the state Motor Vehicle Commission system improperly registered about 6,600 people to vote after they indicated they were not U.S. citizens. The state says it is removing affected registrations and reviewing how the error happened.
A New York judge sentenced Harvey Weinstein to 15 years in prison for the 2006 sexual assault of Miriam Haley, telling the former producer that he had “threw it all away.” The sentence adds another major chapter to the long-running criminal cases tied to Weinstein’s downfall.
Republican senators are raising new questions after reports that a Russian businessman with Kremlin ties paid for parts of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebrations in the Bahamas. The scrutiny now centers on whether the gift created ethics or national security concerns.
New polling and special-election data show Democrats running at or above key 2018 blue wave benchmarks as President Donald Trump’s party heads into the 2026 midterms. Analysts say the gains are significant, though district maps and Senate dynamics could still limit how far a national shift translates into seats.
Federal immigration agents are facing renewed scrutiny after video and court records challenged official accounts in multiple encounters involving U.S. citizens. In one closely watched case, evidence showed agents pinned down a Minneapolis man before the scene quickly unraveled into a fatal confrontation.
New Jersey officials said a software error in the state Motor Vehicle Commission system improperly registered about 6,600 people to vote after they indicated they were not U.S. citizens. The state says it is removing affected registrations and reviewing how the error happened.
A New York judge sentenced Harvey Weinstein to 15 years in prison for the 2006 sexual assault of Miriam Haley, telling the former producer that he had “threw it all away.” The sentence adds another major chapter to the long-running criminal cases tied to Weinstein’s downfall.
Republican senators are raising new questions after reports that a Russian businessman with Kremlin ties paid for parts of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebrations in the Bahamas. The scrutiny now centers on whether the gift created ethics or national security concerns.
New polling and special-election data show Democrats running at or above key 2018 blue wave benchmarks as President Donald Trump’s party heads into the 2026 midterms. Analysts say the gains are significant, though district maps and Senate dynamics could still limit how far a national shift translates into seats.
Federal immigration agents are facing renewed scrutiny after video and court records challenged official accounts in multiple encounters involving U.S. citizens. In one closely watched case, evidence showed agents pinned down a Minneapolis man before the scene quickly unraveled into a fatal confrontation.
New Jersey officials said a software error in the state Motor Vehicle Commission system improperly registered about 6,600 people to vote after they indicated they were not U.S. citizens. The state says it is removing affected registrations and reviewing how the error happened.
A New York judge sentenced Harvey Weinstein to 15 years in prison for the 2006 sexual assault of Miriam Haley, telling the former producer that he had “threw it all away.” The sentence adds another major chapter to the long-running criminal cases tied to Weinstein’s downfall.
Republican senators are raising new questions after reports that a Russian businessman with Kremlin ties paid for parts of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebrations in the Bahamas. The scrutiny now centers on whether the gift created ethics or national security concerns.