Democrats Sue Trump Administration, Alleging Pressure Campaign on State Election Officials
The suit asks a federal judge to stop alleged efforts to force voter-roll purges and threaten local officials.
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DOJ Watchdog Declines to Probe Handling of Ex-Olympian’s Reflecting Pool Case
Lawyers for former canoeist David Hearn, cleared of damaging the Lincoln Memorial pool, urged the inspector general to reconsider.
Medicare Open Enrollment Is Here: Fewer Advantage Plans and Possible Drug Cost Changes
The average beneficiary will have 35 Medicare Advantage plans to choose from in 2027, down from 39; enrollment ends Dec. 7.
Trump Rallies for Sen. Roger Marshall in Tightening Kansas Senate Race
A Democratic win by pastor Adam Hamilton would end Kansas’ 94-year streak of electing Republican senators.
An Estimated 130 Million Names Struck From India’s Voter Rolls in Sweeping Revision
Residents of poor New Delhi neighborhoods say entire communities lost the right to vote; the ruling BJP defends the cleanup.
Report: Arrests for Low-Level Offenses Rose in 2025 as Violent Crime Hit Historic Lows
An analysis of FBI data by the advocacy group FWD.us found more arrests for vagrancy and drug possession.
LeBron James Spoils Knicks’ Banner Night as 76ers Win Opener 106-100
Knicks fans chanted ‘We don’t want you’ at the 41-year-old, who had 14 points and nine rebounds in his Philadelphia debut.
Ramaswamy Confirms Ad Featuring Amy Acton’s Estranged Mother; Acton Campaign Calls It Cruel
In the toss-up Ohio governor’s race, the Republican defended the spot as ‘legitimate’ and said Acton’s mother was not paid.
New Jersey Cheese Importer Sues Over Trump’s 50% Tariff on Canadian Goods
The case is the first court test of a never-used 1930 law the president invoked to tax $20 billion in Canadian imports.
AP-NORC Poll: Democrats’ Faith in Accurate Vote Counts Drops to 55%
Democratic confidence fell from 75% in 2022; Republican confidence rose slightly but remains lower.