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Republican Scott Singer, the former Boca Raton mayor challenging Rep. Jared Moskowitz in Florida’s redrawn 25th District, says the incumbent’s moderate image masks a voting record that lines up with the party’s progressive wing 90% of the time.

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A lawyer for Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike says she survived two lethal injection attempts, according to a brief initial report; further details are not yet confirmed.

An immigration judge ruled that the president of Wisconsin’s largest mosque can be deported over national security concerns tied to decades-old convictions in Israel, a decision he has vowed to appeal.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s dramatic town hall account of a Cornell fraternity sexual assault case diverges from the civil complaint and from Cornell’s own disciplinary record, as Tompkins County reopens its criminal investigation.

Michigan’s heavy reliance on cross-border auto trade with Canada makes it especially vulnerable to Trump’s escalating tariff fight, raising the risk of higher vehicle prices just as voters weigh a pivotal Senate race.

A nationally syndicated Dear Abby column features a letter signed “Exasperated Uncle in Ohio” about a withdrawn nephew, alongside a separate letter about a family dinner that ended when a couple walked out over racist remarks.

EPA officials say cyberattacks on U.S. water systems have surged and shifted from ransomware to attacks aimed at disrupting service itself, following breaches in Minnesota and Colorado.

President Trump posted what he described as Sen. Tom Cotton’s personal cell number on Truth Social, urging Arkansans to pressure the senator over a stalled daylight saving time bill.

Iowa GOP gubernatorial nominee Zach Lahn says his final push against Democrat Rob Sand will focus on voter turnout and challenging Sand’s record, while pointing to a $15 billion steel plant and Vice President JD Vance’s Council Bluffs rally as signs of momentum.