Trump dominated Michigan’s second Senate debate from afar as El-Sayed repeatedly targeted Rogers, while the Republican broke with the president on tariffs and Chinese automakers before hammering his Democratic opponent over policing, socialism and alleged extremist associations.
Wedgewood Polling admitted fabricating election surveys after its numbers influenced campaign coverage and donor decisions. Democrats are demanding accountability as major outlets remove the firm’s polling and reconsider how political surveys are vetted.
Rep. Ilhan Omar resurfaced in a tearful TikTok fundraising appeal after her home was searched during a federal immigration probe, while also facing a newly disclosed financial investigation from U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office.
Stephen Hubbard is returning home after Trump directly pressed Vladimir Putin for his release. Trump said Russia demanded nothing in return and argued that the Biden administration had failed to secure the imprisoned American’s freedom.
Beck says Trump’s Russia-Ukraine strategy could end the war, secure critical minerals, reduce China’s leverage and advance an America First foreign policy without new military commitments.
Americans who sought a progressive refuge in Europe instead encountered lower salaries, frustrating bureaucracy, career setbacks, cultural hostility, and disappointing health care, prompting some to return home without apparently reconsidering their political views.
Los Angeles County acknowledged that its registrar cannot independently verify citizenship beyond voter attestations as the Justice Department seeks to prevent ballots connected to more than 20,000 suspected noncitizens from being counted before verification.
Slotkin says she merely supports legal accountability, but her warnings to prospective Trump administration workers and her unsupported election scenario have amplified criticism that Democrats are using prosecution threats while condemning the same tactics from Republicans.