U.S. strikes hit Qeshm Island Monday night, breaking Trump’s pre-election promise while he claimed the war was already won.

The Supreme Court rejected a last-minute request to isolate 20,000 mail-in ballots from suspected noncitizens in California one day before the election.

Trump reveals he’s ready to issue sweeping preemptive pardons to protect his staff if Democrats take Congress, citing Biden’s own actions as a blueprint.

A private jet traveling from Texas to the Bahamas crashed in Florida, killing all nine on board near Mar-a-Lago amid severe weather.

Trump allies face millions in legal costs if Democrats win midterms. The President vows to use his veto power to block investigations and force deals.

A planned Democratic unity event fell apart over antisemitic claims. Rep. Haley Stevens ended up standing next to her Republican opponent. Read the full story.

Federal prosecutors issued grand jury subpoenas to California election officials regarding suspected noncitizen voting just days before the election.

Grand jury subpoenas hit Mary Peltola’s campaign in Alaska as officials investigate a plan to recruit a decoy candidate named Dan Sullivan to confuse voters.

Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who oversaw the Maduro torture case and Trump’s legal battles, died at age 92. A new judge will be assigned soon.

Kansas Democrat Adam Hamilton rejects Chuck Schumer’s leadership but accepts $30-40 million from his allies, drawing sharp criticism from opponent Roger Marshall.