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Michigan voters make surprising cross-party choices as Rogers, El-Sayed race reaches final hours

A former Democrat backs Mike Rogers while a lifelong Republican holds his nose to vote for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's pivotal Senate race.

FBI nabs suspect accused of sending hundreds of white powder letters to public officials: source

A suspect was arrested by the FBI’s Oklahoma City field office in connection to hundreds of suspicious letters sent to government and election offices.

Talarico warms to Trump, says he wants to help fulfill some MAGA promises

James Talarico told the "Diary of a CEO" podcast he'd work with Trump on healthcare, housing and childcare despite months of attacks from the president.

Alaska voter ‘disgusted’ by reported ‘decoy Dan’ plot switches from Peltola to Sullivan

An Alaska voter who considered voting for former Rep. Mary Peltola, said he "switched" and would vote for incumbent GOP Sen. Dan S. Sullivan.

Steve Hilton can change California’s direction, while Karen Bass can keep LA from veering far left

California voters face a clear choice in 2026 between progress and decline. 

What Is a ‘Short, Intense’ Campaign Against Iran Supposed to Achieve?

If the administration had a more plausible theory of victory, those who argue for more airstrikes haven’t articulated it.

Justice Department starts ‘largest monitoring effort in history’ for elections

The Department of Justice is engaging in what it calls its largest election monitoring effort in history and, for the first time, will observe precincts in all 50 states.

Poland’s house of cards

In Netflix’s House of Cards, Frank Underwood never storms anything. He has no use for tanks or mobs. He arranges things so that, when the moment comes, the rules themselves hand him power. Sworn in as vice president without facing a single voter, he turns to the camera: “One heartbeat away from the presidency and […]

I warned about Somalia in 1992. Ilhan Omar brought the quagmire home

The controversy surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) raises profoundly troubling questions about political accountability, immigration oversight, and the standards of integrity expected of those entrusted with public office. How did a Somali-born refugee rise from the Minnesota legislature to the halls of Congress while serious questions about her marital history, tax filings, and immigration documentation […]

Infiltrating the Left: Plans to protest, shut down transportation hubs and economy on Nov. 7

Calls for chaos and disruption, along with accusations that President Donald Trump wants to “steal Election Day,” were key messaging points discussed at a training organized by left-wing activists last month to prepare for the 2026 elections. “Viva la revolution” and “it’s time to f*** s*** up” were some of the phrases uttered by those […]

On Election Day, the devil is in the ballot details

WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania — On South Main Street stands the house where attorney David Bradford, a leader of the Whiskey Rebellion, lived from 1788 to 1794. In July 1794, some 400 armed men, most from Washington County, laid waste to a tax inspector’s house outside Pittsburgh. People here have distrusted distant power ever since. They have […]

Trump freed a pastor. Now he must confront China’s war on Christianity

When Pastor Ezra Jin appeared at Washington’s Ronald Reagan Institute on Oct. 21, his presence represented a significant, if incomplete, victory for religious freedom. The founder of China’s influential Zion Church had spent nearly nine months in detention before President Donald Trump’s personal intervention with Xi Jinping helped secure his release in July. Yet eight […]

To save Black Sea shipping, Washington needs Israel’s asymmetrical playbook

The sinking of the Contship Jet — a commercial container ship chartered by Israel’s ZIM Integrated Shipping Services — by three kamikaze naval drones off Bulgaria’s coast should serve as a stark wake-up call for Western naval planners. Carrying 421 containers from Israel to Romania, the vessel was hit 17 nautical miles off Cape Kaliakra, […]

The Senate map looks better for Republicans than the polls suggest

With fewer than 24 hours until Election Day, I did a deep dive into the final sweep of available results for the U.S. Senate. The New York Times conceded in publishing its last battleground polls that registered white Democrats were 30% likelier to respond than registered white Republicans, indicating an undersampling bias that, if systemic, […]

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