Days before the Nov. 3 midterms, Musk's X post lists three moves he fears Democrats would make and urges voters to back Republican senators.
Reports say higher prices and record production helped, while a White House spokeswoman says lowering gas prices is Trump's top priority.
Poland's president turned back from a trip to Senegal and entered the building, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk says restoring the rule of law is a duty.
Mary Peltola, the Democratic Senate candidate, denies knowing of any such effort, and an AP source says the Justice Department issued grand jury subpoenas.
Two Fed officials voted to raise rates, and investors widely expect a quarter-point hike in December after annual inflation hit 3.7% in September.
The operator blames fuel costs that rose after the Iran war began, but some residents and CBS News point to money and management problems.
Prosecutors say James O'Keefe and Cam Higby gave poll workers real voters' names, while Higby says he broke no law.
Piker says Jennings aired a rearranged video and falsely said he called for lynchings, and Jennings declined to comment to the New York Post.
Qatari mediators held talks in Tehran on Friday to restart US-Iran negotiations, and Trump says the war will end soon.
He said he thought a meme image resembling Mao showed a Chinese dictator. Mengniu and Dongpeng ended deals, and some broadcasters reportedly suspended coverage.
He backed Sen. Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms, who is running to be the first Black woman elected governor in any state.
The order bars Essayli from two criminal cases but is on hold while the court weighs a stay for appeal. He says the Supreme Court will decide.
DHS says it is working to address a potential breach, and a group calling itself the Department of Peace claims it took the data.
The emergency ended about four hours later. One employee went to a hospital with minor injuries, and workers were told to report to their shifts as usual.
Trump says the letter is about medical supplies, while a US official says it stresses that any talks must cover the nuclear issue.
Binance says about $3 billion is frozen and it will cover all losses, but it has not confirmed who was behind the attack.
Growth beat forecasts and the Fed held interest rates steady Wednesday, with midterm elections less than a week away.
The Houthis say a Saudi cargo plane was the target, and they blame Saudi-led airstrikes for 14 deaths at a northern market.
Democrat James Talarico held his own rally in Lubbock the same night, as polls show the Texas Senate race tied or narrowly leaning his way.
Breitbart reports that the Washington Democrat said Democrats must hold "these people" accountable, and quotes her criticizing the lack of accountability for Trump.
The Guardian reports that Democratic lawmakers want answers after ICE acknowledged it has no miscarriage data for October 2025 through June 2026, while DHS denies poor care.
The Guardian reports seven congressional Democrats wrote to DHS and ICE leaders, and ICE denies that detainees are being force-fed or threatened.
More than a dozen news organizations want the warrant released, but prosecutors say disclosure could jeopardize the ongoing criminal investigation of the Minnesota Democrat.
The vote is largely symbolic because trustees decide who leads Cornell, and the seven accused men deny the woman's allegations.
A judge ruled Wednesday and an appeals panel agreed 2-1 Friday, though DOJ calls the voters likely noncitizens and California disputes that.
Axios reports the push also covers cutting aid to Israel, and says moderate Democrats have long opposed defunding ICE.
The Daily Wire reports, citing a court letter it obtained, that the inquiry follows a complaint over her conviction for obstructing ICE officers at a courthouse.
Staten Island's district attorney's office calls the report false and political, while Manhattan's office says its 2022 policy on immigration consequences is outdated.
In her first public statement, Christa Pike cites incompetence, and Gov. Bill Lee says he expects her sentence to stand unless courts rule otherwise.
The Montreal summit launched a new alliance, but the joint statement drops the 'associate member' label that Germany and others resist.
Outlets call him the first pope to vote in a US election, and the Vatican says he votes as a citizen whenever eligible.
The Republican National Committee had swapped the events for remote rallies on Thursday, and a source now says they were only rearranged for scheduling reasons.
Anonymous officials say Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia failed polygraph tests, while two Pentagon sources tell CBS News the accusations are not true.
He confirmed Commonwealth leaders will discuss slavery's legacy in Antigua, while Buckingham Palace says he will not apologise or offer reparations.
Harris County's district attorney says the officer steered at the man on purpose, but ICE denies that and calls the case "a political stunt."
Bolsonaro denies fleeing and calls himself Brazil's "leader" after first claiming to be president-elect, while Lula calls the departure "shameful."
Police say they found no evidence for Likud's claims of widespread fraud. Final count: Netanyahu's bloc 53 seats, rival Gadi Eisenkot's 48, Arab-led parties 19.
ABC and the Washington Examiner call it his third Ohio stop this month, as Vance campaigns in North Carolina and Obama rallies Democrats in Georgia.
A day earlier, US ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz and Cuba's foreign minister clashed, and the Wall Street Journal reports a Cuban diplomat was expelled.
Swalwell, who resigned from Congress in April amid sexual misconduct allegations, denies wrongdoing and has not been charged. The FBI would not comment further.
The White House says first lady Melania Trump brokered the truce in Oleshky. Ukrainian and Russian officials report no violations in the first 30 hours.
Police say the teen faces 11 attempted-murder counts, that a fight came first, and that no victim appears to have been the target.
Time reports registered Democrats cast about 45% of early ballots and Republicans 31% in states with party registration, but an expert cautions it cannot predict results alone.
Jacob Morley, 28, is serving life for a 2022 murder, and officials offer up to $2,500 for information leading to his arrest.
It is the third case against Comey under Trump's second term, and he says he is innocent while his lawyers seek dismissal.
Judge Ana Reyes ruled after about 430 trees were cut. Trump calls the ruling unconstitutional and says the course will still close Nov. 15.
Trump answered at a Monday rally in Mississippi, calling the White House a national symbol that had been in horrible condition. Outlets differ on where Obama spoke.
He did not say where the money would come from. NBC News says there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud, and the midterms are Nov. 3.
Trump also called Abdul El-Sayed a Muslim Brotherhood member, which El-Sayed has repeatedly denied. NBC reports Trump offered no evidence for his claims.
Her Democratic challenger, local prosecutor Scott Colom, was seen at the rally site, and The Hill says the midterms are eight days away.
Brazil's electoral court counts about 51.8% to 48.2%. A justice had extended voting by two hours after both campaigns asked for more time.
Discussing the Muslim Brotherhood, Kennedy also said Arabs don't win Nobel, Fields or Wolf prizes. The Council on American-Islamic Relations called for him to be fired.
It is his first halftime show, and his company Roc Nation has helped the NFL produce the show since 2019. No guest performers are announced.
Judge Jesse Furman orders her reinstated with back pay through Dec. 20, 2025. The Justice Department disagrees and says it will appeal in due course.
Officials announced on the 52nd anniversary of the day hunters found Melissa Ann Smith's body that DNA from another Bundy victim matched DNA from her body.
Prosecutors sought charges over her 2022 House committee testimony about Trump. She stands by it, and the Justice Department could reportedly try again.
Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui said he knew of no earlier such filing in that court, and the hearing on the original false-statement charges continued.
Her family announced the death on social media. Earlier this year she told The New York Times that Cesar Chavez raped her in 1966.
Spain's transport minister says a computer failure halted trains, then the control centre let one move again without speed limits, a decision he calls inexplicable.
Murkowski backs former state lawmaker Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins about a week before Election Day. Trump-endorsed Republican Bernadette Wilson says Murkowski abandoned Alaska values long ago.
Tal Alexander, 40, and twins Oren and Alon Alexander, 39, were each sentenced Tuesday to 30 years in prison. U.S.
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday at a campaign rally in Lubbock, Texas, that his administration will end Biden-era methane rules for oil and gas producers.