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The FBI arrested a 17-year-old McKinney resident on Oct. 5 for allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired assassination of Rep. Keith Self, R-Texas, after the teen acquired a firearm.
Hillary Clinton called Matthew McConaughey’s call for voters to back independent candidates “unfortunate,” arguing Democrats must win to check Trump, while McConaughey insists independents deserve serious consideration on the ballot.
Cheryl Hines and Rachel Campos-Duffy described an informal monthly gathering of Cabinet spouses and shared a lighthearted look at home life with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
New Jersey GOP Senate candidate Justin Murphy says his unscripted debate comment telling President Trump to “finish it” on Iran could help end a 53-year Republican losing streak in the state’s Senate races.
Vice President JD Vance said he will stay out of Israel’s election and won’t endorse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a day after President Trump gave Netanyahu his full backing.
A midday killing at a Manhattan subway station over the weekend brought the year’s transit homicide count to seven — nearly double last year’s pace — intensifying scrutiny of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s public safety policies.
At a Fox News town hall, GOP Senate nominee Mike Rogers argued Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is vulnerable among Black and Jewish voters in Michigan, while gubernatorial nominee John James and Rep. Lisa McClain attacked Democrats over spending and alleged fraud.
America First Works says nearly 3 million voter contacts across eight battleground states show that awareness of Trump administration achievements correlates with greater willingness among voters to turn out.
New polls from ActiVote and Rasmussen Reports show Republican Sen. Jon Husted with a narrow edge over Democrat Sherrod Brown in Ohio, a shift from earlier surveys that favored Brown.
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