Europe is bracing for a weekend of protests and potential unrest, with police on alert in France and Spain and large demonstrations expected in Germany, as several countries prepare for Halloween-related gatherings.
The Trump administration has imposed visa restrictions on more than 15 people accused of "organizing, facilitating, or promoting" recent migrant caravans traveling through Central America and Mexico toward the U.S. southern border.
A Hyrox athlete who continued to race at an event in China despite suffering bowel incontinence has revealed why she refused to quit competing following widespread criticism.
On October 17, more than half a million French citizens marched peacefully over the cost of living and failing schools. By nightfall, the town hall in Limoges, which had survived two world wars, was a smoldering shell. Nearly 2,400 people were arrested. Roughly 1,000 police offic...
The Pentagon raised its official tally of U.S. military deaths connected to the war with Iran to 23 this week after two additional Air Force fatalities were added to its casualty database.
Democratic Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola's team has dismissed as "nonsense" Justice Department claims that her campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) deliberately misled the court about Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.'s true motives for entering the race.
Christa Pike has revealed the agony she has endured since Tennessee's failed attempt to execute her by lethal injection.
Ken Paxton’s low-profile strategy in the final days of the hotly contested U.S. Senate race in Texas could backfire, according to political experts, with one telling Newsweek that his approach was “dangerous” as he seeks a seat considered vital to Republicans’ hopes of maintainin...
Democratic Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico on Thursday told CNN his Republican rival, the state’s current Attorney General Ken Paxton, is "canceling rallies because nobody is showing up."
A University of Kentucky employee has been granted a religious accommodation allowing him to avoid personally using artificial intelligence at work after arguing that the technology conflicts with his humanist beliefs.
Michigan appears to be holding two different elections this November. In one, voters are being asked to decide what to do about Donald Trump's tariffs, the auto industry and an increasingly hostile relationship with Canada. In the other, the arguments revolve around Gaza, antisem...
Republican Vivek Ramaswamy confirmed Thursday that his gubernatorial campaign had finished airing a disputed advertisement featuring his opponent’s long-estranged mother.
The Cook Political Report said Friday it had adjusted its ratings for 14 U.S. House and Senate races, as well as four gubernatorial contests, days before voters will decide control of Congress in the midterms.
With midterm elections only days away, prediction market odds show that five Senate races have tightened considerably over the past week.
His first Senate reelection bid was always bound to be fraught. It is only a recent phenomenon that Democrats have started winning statewide in Georgia. He needed a runoff to secure victory in the first place. He’d built a resume of bipartisan credentials and a base of support fr...
Pope Leo XIV has become the first pope to vote in a U.S. general election, after the Vatican confirmed that the Chicago-born pontiff submitted a mail-in ballot in Illinois ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
Red Baron has floated making an accosted worker who has gone viral Employee of the Month.
The Justice Department has issued a new round of grand jury subpoenas as it escalates a criminal investigation into allegations surrounding the recruitment of a candidate who shares a name with Republican Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan, according to the Associated Press.