Staff leave in droves after Democrat Haley Stevens turns against her own party and endorses her Republican opponent, along with other major headlines

Staff leave in droves after Democrat Haley Stevens turns against her own party and endorses her Republican opponent, along with other major headlines

Staffers reportedly began leaving after Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens broke with her party to endorse Republican Mike Rogers.

The Justice Department responded to a judge’s ruling in the Alaska controversy involving “Decoy Dan.”

Iranian negotiators left Doha as a draft peace proposal began to take shape.

A plane crashed and burst into flames just miles from Mar-a-Lago.

Shootings struck five university communities across the country on Halloween night.

Sen. Chris Murphy was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital after suffering a stroke while watching his son’s hockey game.

A Utah teenager was found safe after a search lasting about 500 days. Investigators’ work led them to a person the teen had reportedly contacted on Snapchat.

A cyberattack on Ukraine’s air alert system sent out false warnings of radiation and chemical attacks.

Midterm election prediction markets topped $1.2 billion as control of Congress remained uncertain.

Nine states could play a decisive role in determining the political fortunes of Donald Trump’s second term.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani said Trump would grant a visa to the mother of a Ghanaian teenager killed in a Bronx shooting.

Sen. Susan Collins accused Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of promoting misleading attack ads in the Maine race.

Some left-wing supporters of Abdul El-Sayed reacted angrily after Stevens endorsed Rogers.

“Weekend Update” comedian Michael Che drew criticism for making a joke about Israeli voter turnout and genocide.

National security adviser Mike Waltz described new details about the events before a tense exchange with a Cuban diplomat at the United Nations.

The Department of Homeland Security said it would investigate, charge and deport noncitizens who vote in the midterm elections.

Gianno Caldwell reflected on leaving California and on one person who has helped restore some of his faith in the state.

Rep. Brian Mast said the United States is working to prevent adversaries from turning American technology against U.S. troops.

Coca-Cola’s chief executive weighed in on Gen Z’s viral nickname for Diet Coke: “fridge cigarette.”

Chris Pratt has said he was living in a van before a chance encounter helped set him on a path to Hollywood.

Tampa rushed for 324 yards and shut out Atlanta in an unusually lopsided NFL game.

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