Politics
Justice Department Takes California Ballot Dispute to Supreme Court on Election Eve
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to set aside disputed California ballots, while state officials challenge the underlying voter list.
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Health
Senator Chris Murphy Hospitalized After Stroke, Office Says He Is Alert
Sen. Chris Murphy's office says the Connecticut Democrat is alert and responding to treatment after a stroke Saturday.
Politics
Federal Social Media Posts Draw Criticism for Immigration and Fraud Imagery
Critics question White House and Agriculture Department social posts as the administration highlights immigration and benefit fraud.
Politics
Bulgaria Exit Polls Show Iotova Leading Presidential Runoff
Acting President Iliana Iotova leads Bulgarian runoff exit polls, with the official count expected Monday.
Politics
Serbia Mourns Novi Sad Rail Collapse Victims After Student Movement’s Election Win
Crowds gathered in Novi Sad to remember 16 rail-collapse victims after a student-led bloc won a preliminary parliamentary majority.
Politics
Judge Dismisses Trump Defamation Suit Over Wall Street Journal Epstein Report
A federal judge dismissed President Trump's amended defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over an Epstein-related report.
Business
Trump Administration Details More Than $15 Billion in Farmer Aid Ahead of Midterms
A new review of federal farm initiatives finds more than $15 billion pledged amid high diesel and fertilizer costs before the midterms.
Politics
California Governor Warns Courts of Possible Federal Ballot Seizure Requests
Gov. Gavin Newsom warns federal judges about possible ballot-seizure requests as California and the DOJ dispute voter records.
Politics
White House Prepares Executive-Action Strategy if Democrats Win Congress
Reuters reports the White House is planning executive actions and legal defenses if Democrats gain control of Congress in the midterms.
Politics
Federal Judge Dismisses Administration Bid to Block Alaska Senate Certification
A federal judge rejected a Trump administration lawsuit aimed at Alaska Senate certification over a same-name candidate dispute.