CNN analyst Harry Enten says a historical polling miss toward Republicans could produce a 52-48 Senate and preserve GOP control of the House.
Sullivan Questions Peltola Over Prepared Answers
Sen. Dan Sullivan challenged Mary Peltola during an Alaska Senate debate after saying her notes appeared to contain completed answers. Peltola replied, “I’m prepared.”
CNN Host Says Omar Should Have Turned Herself In
Jake Tapper questioned why Ilhan Omar did not turn herself in when a Biden-era investigation began. CNN legal analyst Elie Honig said that timeline could weaken her claim that the probe is politically motivated, while outlining possible legal theories and newer developments.
OpenAI Engineer Accused of Planting Hidden Recorder
The FBI arrested a Saudi national who worked at OpenAI after alleging he hid an audio recorder in an executive room. Security later found another device in his bag.
Trump Warns Iran: “We’re Gonna Do a Number”
President Trump warned that the United States will decide its next move on Iran soon, while leaving open whether the response will be military, diplomatic or economic.
Charged Illinois Couple Stay on November Ballot
Illinois state Rep. Carol Ammons and Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons remain in office and on the November ballot while facing federal charges. Their trial is scheduled for after Election Day.
Judge Halts Pro-Trump Ads as Trump Offers to Pay
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to stop airing government-funded ads that portrayed President Donald Trump favorably. Trump then offered to personally fund the campaign through MAGA Inc.
Judge Blocks Deportation of Man Shot by ICE
A federal judge temporarily blocked the deportation of Oscar Belgal after an ICE agent wounded him during an enforcement operation in the Bronx.
Brazil Justice Orders Eduardo Bolsonaro Arrest
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered Eduardo Bolsonaro to begin serving a prison term and face arrest if he returns to Brazil as his brother Flávio emerges as a presidential frontrunner.
Ex-DOJ Prosecutor’s Client Sues Michael Caputo
A former DOJ prosecutor from the office that investigated Michael Caputo now represents an inventor suing him over a $100,000 lobbying agreement. Caputo denies the claims and says the case raises a conflict question.
