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Republican Sen. Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton clashed over Trump, transgender athletes and AI in a heated Kansas Senate debate on Wednesday.
Two suspected gunmen were killed by the IDF after a shooting near Judea Junction in the southern West Bank left five Israelis wounded on Friday.
Trump supporters at his Sioux City rally back Republicans but voice growing frustration over high prices, the Iran war and Election Day turnout.
The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to reject student IDs at the polls ahead of midterm elections, warning of voter confusion too close to an election.
Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to rule out Department of Justice intervention in midterm election certification, citing hypothetical "doomsday" scenarios.
Caleb Williams threw for 308 yards and two TDs in the Chicago Bears' 30-24 win over the New England Patriots, improving to an impressive 5-2 record.
A Utah man allegedly threatened to blow up a synagogue, and a search of his home uncovered six improvised explosive pipe bombs and rifles, officials say.
Rhamondre Stevenson's 48-yard touchdown as time expired stunned Soldier Field, with only a 4.3% chance of scoring on the play against the Chicago Bears.
Todd Benzinger, the first baseman who caught the final out of the Cincinnati Reds' 1990 World Series sweep over the Oakland Athletics, died at 63.
Marshall Faulk revealed his Parkinson's disease diagnosis on a podcast, describing hand rigidity and tremors he's managed with medication for over a year.
Charles Barkley roasted Aaron Rodgers' bitter farewell tour, vowing his own TV retirement will be about gratitude rather than burning bridges.
Video captures New Jersey Republican Mayor Matthew Bianchini lunging at a resident during a Pemberton Township council meeting before being restrained.
The Bears gave out fake mustaches for fans, while a moment of silence was held for Ditka, a Super Bowl-winning coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer.
Tyrese Halliburton was moved to tears after returning from his Achilles injury, then scored 16 fourth-quarter points to lift the Pacers past the Pelicans.
Podcaster Jennifer Welch urged listeners to "keep pistols firing" toward Vice President JD Vance and defeat him in 2028, calling him unfit for presidential office.
World Series champion Mitch Garver announced his retirement from baseball at 35 years old. He spent time with the Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers and Seattle Mariners.
A New York family named their newborn "Knickson Fyve Bradford" after the Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs in five games in the NBA Finals.
A teenage girl, 18, fell from the "El Péndulo" carnival ride while it was in motion at a Baja California Sur festival, triggering a criminal probe in Cabo San Lucas.
The Transport Workers Union threatened federal court action after the New York City Council voted 40-7 to ban horse-drawn carriages by June 2028.
Mike Vrabel, Aaron Glenn and Nick Sirianni each face $250,000 fines for conduct toward officials, but the penalties could be waived under one condition.
Erika Kirk is fighting a proposed 2029 trial date for her husband's alleged assassin, calling the defense timeline "grossly out of line" with comparable cases.
The Justice Department is probing Corey Lewandowski after a criminal referral from Homeland Security investigators, according to a source.
Detroit Metro Times says it will no longer seek comment from Mike Rogers' campaign over alleged lies and bigoted attacks against Abdul El-Sayed.
Charles Barkley roasted Shaq for hanging out with FBI Director Kash Patel during the "Inside the NBA" pregame show, leaving the entire crew laughing.
Parker McCollum nearly spooked a massive Oklahoma whitetail buck when his ZYN can snapped shut at the worst possible moment during archery season.