A USPS pilot will equip 100 Washington, D.C., postal vehicles with cameras that automatically record along their routes, while the administration offers vague privacy assurances and leaves critical questions about the collected data unanswered.
Hours after Trump celebrated his supposedly phenomenal economic performance, federal data showed unemployment at 4.2%, only 29,000 new September jobs, and downward revisions as his favored Texas Senate candidate continued trailing a Democrat.
At an Oklahoma midterm rally, Trump described Iranian targets as both drug and nuclear factories while praising Operation Midnight Hammer, even as polling showed broad disapproval of the seven month war and deep doubt about his handling of it.
Thom Tillis’ forthcoming memoir reveals profane private messages to Trump, widening a Republican feud that became public after the North Carolina senator opposed the president’s bill and announced he would not seek re election.
Tim Scott conceded that Kansas has become uncomfortably competitive as two polls show Democrat Adam Hamilton leading Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, threatening the GOP in a state that has not elected a Democratic senator since 1932.
Dr. Mehmet Oz helped Donald Trump sit before an executive order signing, fueling fresh online scrutiny of the 80 year old president’s health as the White House responded with insults instead of an explanation.
The Trump administration has reversed a Biden era policy extending federal school sex discrimination protections to LGBTQ people, prompting accusations that officials are ignoring survivors and weaponizing Title IX against transgender students.
With the midterms 35 days away, Mike Johnson is promising more of the same despite Trump’s record low approval, a Democratic polling advantage, and broad public disapproval of the president’s handling of Iran.