Sen. Cory Booker reacted with a “Wow” after his GOP challenger told President Trump to “Finish” the Iran war. The exchange drew applause and highlighted their opposing views.

Teresa and Gia Giudice visited the White House for a Columbus Day event to advocate for a presidential pardon for Joe Giudice, citing family separation.

A referee and coach fought during a Massachusetts girls flag football game in Revere, forcing parents to intervene and stop the match.

Philadelphia officer Shane Seiber died after an ambush on Saturday. Commissioner Bethel called it a brutal killing. A suspect faces 80 charges.

Texas candidate James Talarico says he had the flu after two weeks of silence, while GOP rivals demand answers and debunk Ohio facility rumors.

President Trump called the Nobel Peace Prize decision an “indelible stain” on Norway after the committee awarded the honor to South African jurist Navi Pillay.

President Trump declared on Truth Social that the US will not attack Iran before the Nov. 3 midterm elections, contradicting reports of Pentagon strike preparations.

The Trump administration suspended Microsoft from a key visa program, citing fraud and alleging the company replaced laid-off American workers with foreign hires.

President Trump faced repeated interruptions at a San Antonio rally for Ken Paxton, accusing hecklers of being paid while the Senate race tightens.

A top forecaster just moved the Kansas Senate race to a toss-up, citing Trump’s drag on deep red states and a 0.4% polling lead for the incumbent.