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Pennsylvania Gas Station Interviews Reveal Mixed Feelings Among Trump Voters Ahead of Midterms
In Pennsylvania's competitive 10th District, some 2024 Trump voters express buyer\'s remorse over gas prices and Iran war, raising Republican concerns about midterm turnout.
Jewish Commentator Defends Hegseth's Pentagon Prayer as Critics Question Religious Expression in Government
Pentagon secretary's invocation of Jesus Christ at press briefing draws both support and scrutiny over separation of church and state.
Afroman Posts Mocking Music Videos During Defamation Trial Involving Ohio Officer
The musician is using his trial as content, releasing songs and videos targeting the officer who is suing him for defamation.
Mexican Teen Dies While in ICE Custody in Florida
Royer Perez-Jimenez, 19, is the youngest prisoner to die in ICE custody since Trump returned to office; officials say cause is presumed suicide.
Mamdani Defends Privacy of Wife After Social Media Scrutiny Over Oct. 7 Posts
New York City mayor says Rama Duwaji's Instagram activity reflecting support for Palestinians is a private matter unrelated to his leadership.
Civil Rights Icon Cesar Chavez Accused of Sexual Assault
A TODAY video features Dolores Huerta speaking out about allegations of sexual assault against the late farm worker leader, a development that has sparked debate over legacy and accountability.
FBI Investigating Whether Departed Counterterrorism Official Leaked Classified Info
Joe Kent resigned from the National Counterterrorism Center in protest of Iran war policy, citing concerns about justification for military strikes.
Former Counterterrorism Chief Joe Kent Under FBI Investigation for Alleged Classified Leaks
The investigation predates Kent's resignation over opposition to the U.S. war against Iran, with a senior administration official previously calling him a "known leaker."
Parents Embrace No-Gift Birthday Parties Amid Space Concerns, Rising Costs
Millennial and Gen Z families are increasingly requesting no gifts at children's parties, citing small living spaces and desire to reduce clutter, though some guests ignore the request.
Congressional Black Caucus Members Demand Pritzker Explain Stratton Support After Illinois Primary
Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton won the Democratic Senate primary with Pritzker's $5 million super PAC backing, while CBC-backed Rep. Robin Kelly finished third.