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Roy Cooper Wins North Carolina Senate Race, Flipping Seat to Democrats
Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper won the state's U.S. Senate race, giving Democrats a previously Republican-held seat.
Josh Shapiro Wins Second Term as Pennsylvania Governor
Gov. Josh Shapiro secured another term in Pennsylvania as voters decided one of the country's closely watched gubernatorial contests.
President Trump Prevails in Election Day Ballot Court Fight
President Trump won a court battle involving ballot demands and alleged threats against poll workers as voting continued in the midterm elections.
President Trump Says U.S. Will Halt $4 Billion in Aid to Israel
President Trump said the United States would stop $4 billion in aid to Israel as Americans headed to the polls in the midterm elections.
Supreme Court Weighs Religious Schools' Admission Policies
The Supreme Court appeared prepared to rule that publicly funded religious schools may reject children of same-sex couples.
Severe Rainfall and Flooding Hit Florida
Parts of Florida received rainfall described in the feed as equivalent to roughly half a year's precipitation over a 36-hour period.
U.S. Military Strikes Iran's Qeshm Island
The U.S. military carried out a strike on Iran's Qeshm Island that American officials characterized as a defensive action.
Southwest Communities Confront Damage as Floodwaters Recede
Receding floodwaters across parts of the U.S. Southwest left mud and damaged homes as communities began assessing the aftermath.
FBI Arrests Oklahoma Man Over Suspicious Powder Mailings
Federal authorities arrested an Oklahoma man accused of mailing suspicious white powder to public officials.
Federal Election Monitors Sent to Los Angeles Amid Ballot Dispute
Federal election monitors were deployed to Los Angeles as the 9th Circuit sided with the Trump administration in a ballot-related dispute.
Greg Abbott and Gilberto Hinojosa Face Off in Texas Governor's Race
Texas voters decided a gubernatorial contest between incumbent Greg Abbott and challenger Gilberto Hinojosa.
Severe Weather Disrupts Parts of the U.S. on Election Day
Flooding and severe weather affected parts of the country as voters participated in Tuesday's midterm elections.
California Voters Consider First-of-Its-Kind Billionaire Wealth Tax
California voters considered a proposal that could make the state the first in the country to impose a tax on billionaires' wealth.
Missing Utah Teen Found Safe in Oregon
The FBI said a Utah teenager who had been missing since May 2025 was located safe in Oregon.
Chris Murphy Remains Hospitalized While Recovering From Stroke
Sen. Chris Murphy remained hospitalized on Election Day while recovering from a stroke.
World News
King Charles III Calls Britain's Slave Trade History a "Shameful Chapter"
King Charles III addressed Britain's role in the slave trade during a Commonwealth address, describing it as a shameful part of the country's history.
Poland Tightens Security Along Border With Russia
Poland increased security along its border with Russia amid concern about activity near the Kaliningrad frontier.
Bomb Threats Disrupt European Travel, but Searches Find No Devices
Bomb threats involving flights and a cruise ship caused travel disruptions across Europe, while authorities reported finding no explosive devices.
Five Rescued After Months Adrift in the South Pacific
Five people were rescued after spending months adrift at sea near Kiribati, while four others remained missing.
Helicopters Collide Near Mount Everest
Two helicopters collided near Mount Everest in Nepal, leaving one person dead.
Israeli Former Generals Speak Out Against Settler Violence
A group of former Israeli generals condemned violence by settlers and offered support to Palestinian farmers.
Spain's Transport Minister Resigns Following Deadly Rail Crashes
Spain's transport minister resigned following two deadly train crashes within a year.
Russian Attacks Target Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure
Russian attacks struck Ukrainian energy infrastructure, including a substation considered critical to a nuclear power plant.
Israel's Political Deadlock Raises Questions Over Benjamin Netanyahu's Future
Israel's continuing political deadlock left the political future of Benjamin Netanyahu uncertain.
Gulf States Prepare for Possibility of Renewed U.S.-Iran Conflict
Gulf countries were preparing for the possibility of renewed conflict between the United States and Iran amid heightened regional tensions.
Russia Confirms New Ukraine Peace Talks in Abu Dhabi
The Kremlin confirmed that trilateral talks concerning the war in Ukraine are scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi.
Serbia Faces Political Turmoil Following Election
Serbia faced detentions, resignations and investigations following an election in which a student-led movement defeated longtime leader Aleksandar Vučić.
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