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Vice President JD Vance Backs Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Ahead of Sunday's Election
Vance's visit marks a rare instance of an American vice president taking an active role in a foreign election campaign, breaking with most politicians who avoid such involvement.
Alaska Man Reaches Plea Deal in Case Involving Threats to Torture Supreme Court Justices
Panos Anastasiou, 77, faced 26 charges including threats against a federal judge, stalking and possessing a firearm as a felon.
Senator Elissa Slotkin Won't Rule Out 2028 Presidential Bid But Says Midterms Come First for Democrats
The Michigan Democrat, who stumped in Iowa this week, said she would consider a White House run after the midterms if no other candidate aligns with her vision.
Trump Alignment Emerges as Primary Political Sorting Variable, Reshaping Electoral Map
Analysis suggests Trump-aligned voters now span party lines on key issues like trade, climate and democratic institutions, challenging traditional partisan frameworks.
Speculation Grows Over Who Could Be Next as Trump Cabinet Turbulence Continues
Two high-profile cabinet members have faced public scrutiny, while a new Fox News poll shows Trump's approval at minus-18 points.
Virginia Governor Spanberger Posts Weak Early-Term Polling, 47% Approval
Washington Post-George Mason poll shows 46% disapproval, with independents and affordability voters turning against the new governor.
Trump Administration Signals Shift on Iran Policy Amid Ongoing Negotiations
Analysis suggests the president may be reconsidering approach to Persian Gulf as diplomatic efforts continue.
NASA Releases First Images From Artemis II Moon Fly-By, Including Rare Earthset and Solar Eclipse
The Orion spacecraft captured 54 minutes of totality during the lunar eclipse—far longer than the brief moments visible from Earth—as the Artemis II crew begins return journey.
Mamdani Unveils New Racial Equity Plan for More Equitable Future, Prompting DOJ Review
The preliminary citywide plan establishes over 200 agency-level goals and 800 strategies to address racial disparities in housing, education and income.
Homeland Security Secretary Mullin Considers Pulling Customs from Sanctuary City Airports
The potential policy change would prevent international travel through major airports in cities that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.