Mary Peltola’s repeated glances at notecards handed Dan Sullivan and GOP critics an irresistible debate night target, while clashes over former staffers and a proposed liquefied natural gas pipeline raised the temperature in Alaska’s tossup Senate contest.
A federal judge stopped Nicolás Maduro’s extended courtroom rejection of new torture allegations, entered a not guilty plea for him, and delayed his trial after prosecutors expanded the case against the former Venezuelan president and his wife.
Kamala Harris accused two successive administrations of failing to restrain Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, prompting sharp criticism from the Republican Jewish Coalition and a former worker on her 2024 presidential campaign.
Karoline Leavitt praised Trump’s private kindness, explained the demanding schedule behind her White House departure and confirmed her next career move while offering a candid look at motherhood and advice for aspiring political professionals.
British Airways Flight 2660 returned safely to London Gatwick after a reported passenger window crack prompted a diversion over France, while an aviation expert explained the 7700 emergency code and why crews may land before damage worsens.
Hillary Clinton says she ignored medical advice and continued campaigning with pneumonia before her infamous 2016 9/11 health episode. The White House responded by mocking her continued focus on the election and telling her to move on.
Republican Eric Toney confronted Attorney General Josh Kaul with agency emails documenting hiring freezes in 2022 and 2025, undercutting Kaul’s accusation that Toney was lying and sharpening scrutiny of Wisconsin DOJ staffing and crime lab problems.
James Talarico says he confronted Joe Biden over the border, but his campaign gave Fox News Digital no public example, while his past comments attacked Texas border spending and urged redirecting the entire $800 million budget to education.