The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to remove a temporary block on the U.S. Postal Service's plan concerning mail-in voting for the midterm elections. This action aligns with President Trump's broader initiative to limit mail-in voting.
The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial did not reach a verdict on Thursday after six days of deliberation. A note from the jury foreperson indicated that one juror was not following the court's instructions, leading to a deadlock. The jury will reconvene on Friday.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to lift a temporary block on a U.S. Postal Service plan concerning mail-in voting for the midterm elections. This action is part of President Trump's broader efforts to limit mail-in voting.
The Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to enable the U.S. Postal Service to implement changes to mail voting as directed by President Trump's executive order. This request follows a previous Supreme Court decision lifting a block on the executive order, although the Postal Service's final plans have since been blocked by a judge.
Karl Rove, a Republican strategist, voiced skepticism about Ken Paxton's prospects in the Texas Senate race. He emphasized the need for financial support from the president to enhance Paxton's campaign efforts against his opponent.
Several Republicans from battleground districts have announced they will not attend the upcoming GOP Midterm Convention in Dallas, Texas, or remain undecided. The convention aims to promote President Trump's record amid low approval ratings. Despite some absences, around 100 House Republican members and candidates are expected to participate.
Vice President JD Vance called for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to improve home affordability, aligning with President Donald Trump's push for reduced borrowing costs. His comments come as the Fed prepares for an upcoming meeting to discuss potential rate adjustments amid ongoing inflation concerns.
The Pentagon has temporarily rescinded its guidance on testosterone screening for US troops, as stated by an official. The decision is part of ongoing discussions about the health implications for service members.
Thomas Ross, a candidate for the Missouri House, has been charged with conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance after allegedly attempting to plant cocaine and Adderall on his primary opponent, Louise Secker. The charge follows his narrow victory over Secker in the August 4 primary. Missouri's Republican Party chairman has called for Ross to withdraw from the race.
U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman issued a preliminary injunction against President Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship, citing potential unconstitutionality. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision affirming birthright citizenship and raises concerns about the implications for children of parents deemed alien enemies. The White House criticized the ruling, calling Boardman an 'activist judge.'
Democrats are exploring healthcare proposals, including reversing Medicaid cuts and restoring ACA subsidies, if they regain control of the U.S. House. They are also considering lowering the age for Medicare eligibility.
OpenAI has announced a new initiative to enhance cybersecurity for critical services, committing $1 billion to provide subsidized access to its models for organizations such as water systems and electricity providers. The initiative aims to help these entities strengthen their defenses against anticipated AI-enabled cyberattacks through training and technical support.
Hasan Piker has emerged as a contentious figure in the political discourse surrounding the Michigan Senate race, particularly in relation to Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Piker's controversial statements have drawn criticism from various Democratic leaders, while Republicans are using his association with El-Sayed to their advantage. The situation raises questions about how El-Sayed will navigate the fallout from Piker's remarks as the election approaches.
Mortgage rates have risen to their highest point since July 2025, which is affecting the housing market. Consumers are experiencing additional pressure due to ongoing inflation.
The Los Angeles Clippers have been penalized by the NBA for violating salary cap rules, resulting in a $30 million fine and the loss of five first-round picks. Journalist Pablo Torre discussed the potential for owner Steve Ballmer to sue the NBA following the investigation, which he believes was biased. The Clippers have publicly rejected the NBA's findings and plan to challenge the penalties.
Vice President JD Vance has chosen not to endorse Senate Majority Leader John Thune for another term, stating that it is up to Republican senators to decide their leadership. Vance emphasized his commitment to maintaining the Republican Senate majority rather than engaging in internal party leadership battles.
Hillary Clinton paid tribute to Gloria Steinem, highlighting her impact on women's rights. Clinton emphasized Steinem's role in opening doors for many women.
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