2028 Republican divisions take shape as Vance, Cruz, and DeSantis clash over midterm losses, alongside other top headlines

Vance, Cruz and DeSantis examine the Republican Party’s midterm disaster as a fight over its future begins

Midterm fallout and other stories

  • Vance, Cruz and DeSantis clash over Republican losses in the midterms.
  • A Somali American Democrat’s résumé is drawing scrutiny after the candidate flipped a Republican-held seat in Minnesota.
  • A gunman opened fire on Colorado police officers, killing one.
  • Trump blamed Democrats after a sharp drop in stock prices following their midterm victories.
  • The head of ICE criticized New York City’s sanctuary policies after agents confronted migrants accused of crimes.
  • Sophie Cunningham responded to backlash over an election-related post with a quote from Mike Tyson.
  • Wisconsin has reported its first measles death in 36 years, as the outbreak reaches 431 cases.
  • A member of the progressive “Squad” urged Democrats to use their political power to pursue Medicare for All and reparations.
  • DeSantis criticized Ramaswamy, calling him a “tech guy” who failed to connect with Ohio voters.
  • The Justice Department sued Penn State over its policy allowing undocumented students to pay in-state tuition.
  • Seattle’s sanctuary policies could allow a convicted Venezuelan sex offender to return to the streets.
  • El-Sayed’s tense exchanges with reporters are receiving renewed attention after a viral moment.
  • Baltimore voters approved a measure to create a fund for newborns and their parents.
  • A veteran firefighter is challenging a vaccine mandate in the Ninth Circuit, arguing that it infringes on his religious rights.
  • One commentary urges investors not to make rash financial decisions in response to Democrats taking Congress.
  • Another argues that the Supreme Court should address discrimination carried out under the label of race neutrality.
  • A New York Knicks champion called Taylor Swift the “fakest fan” among the celebrities at Madison Square Garden.
  • Sylvester Stallone said Taylor Sheridan brought attention back to an audience he felt had been overlooked.
  • Research suggests a simple change in the order of foods at mealtime may help limit blood sugar spikes.
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