A report says Abdul El-Sayed’s sister in law landed on a federal terrorist watchlist in 2016, adding another controversy involving the Michigan Senate candidate’s relatives and associates just as Barack Obama prepares to campaign with him.
The Media Research Center alleges Apple News excluded 78 stories about the DNC’s mounting debt from its top 20 promotions, even as Democrats entered 2026 owing $17.5 million and facing growing internal pressure before the midterms.
Tom Homan challenged a CBS correspondent over missing Biden administration data after questions about 57 deaths in ICE custody, while defending the agency’s medical care and pointing to a detained population that had doubled.
Reports say the Omani copilot intended to maintain a normal approach toward Ben Gurion Airport before crashing into a building or aircraft, while UAE authorities continue investigating the cockpit attack, its motives and any potential links to others.
Ted Cruz fired back after JD Vance accused him of already running for president in 2028, turning the charge into an insecurity jab as both Republicans campaign for GOP candidates and leave the next White House contest looming.
Karoline Leavitt will begin contributing across Fox News and opinion programming on Nov. 1, continuing her public political role after leaving President Trump’s White House and relocating with her family to New Hampshire.
Hawaii prosecutors demanded decades of API records and communications with 225 entities, expanding a climate lawsuit that critics say threatens free speech while exposing the oil industry to billions in potential damages.
The Texas Stock Exchange is giving companies another place to list shares and raise capital as corporate headquarters and major financial firms expand across the Lone Star State, fueling Dallas’ ambitious bid to challenge Wall Street.