The Daughters of the American Revolution voted to disband the Texas chapter that led a two-year push to limit membership to biological women. The national society says it was a bylaw violation, not a disagreement over policy.
Twelve people of eight nationalities, including an American, were killed when a missile struck King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. President Trump says the U.S. may join Saudi strikes on the Houthis: "We move very quickly."
The Democratic Socialists of America want Mayor Zohran Mamdani to fire NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch and drive ICE out of New York after an agent shot a man in Marble Hill. City Hall says the commissioner isn't going anywhere.
Pressed by President Trump to step aside, Volodymyr Zelensky told ABC News that Ukraine will organize elections if Russia agrees to 60 days of total ceasefire. Hours later, Trump declared an energy ceasefire that no Russian confirmation has yet backed up.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee gave the 2026 Peace Prize to an 85-year-old former UN human rights chief. President Trump responded just before midnight with a roughly 600-word post arguing he had settled eight wars and deserved eight prizes.
The Supreme Court heard Suncor v. Boulder on the first argument day of the term, with justices probing Clean Air Act preemption and the prospect of copycat suits nationwide. With Justice Alito recused, a 4-4 split would hand Boulder a quiet win.
The White House blamed New York City's sanctuary rules for a string of violent crimes after ICE officers shot a Dominican migrant in the Bronx, while Mayor Zohran Mamdani demanded the administration pull its agents out of the city.
A Missouri sheriff's office says five men in its jail asked to be baptized, and local church volunteers made it happen. Two weeks later, the post is circulating nationally — on the strength of a single unverified agency account.
At a midterm rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, President Trump said he is thinking about renaming the Strait of Hormuz the "Trump Strait" and floated "Ocean of the Americas" for the Atlantic or Pacific. No formal action has been announced.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked the third anniversary of October 7 with a statement that mourned Israeli dead and then accused Israel of genocide and apartheid. On HBO, Bill Maher had a two-word verdict.
ABC News published a report tying defense firms backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump to more than $6 billion in government contracts, then quietly deleted it — no correction, no editor's note, no comment.
An ICE officer shot a Dominican national in the Bronx with a 5-year-old in the car, and New York's mayor says two hours of calls with President Trump and DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin failed to win the man's release.
Trump announced after a phone call with Vladimir Putin that Russia will send escalating volumes of diesel to the American and global market, and Treasury moved the same day to waive some energy sanctions. No contract, buyer or price has been identified.
Hurricane Isaias closed on the northern Gulf Coast with 110 mph winds and a forecast surge of six to nine feet, while Florida staged fuel, generators and meals and seven counties ordered evacuations.
Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed traded blows over Hamas, Iran and each other's out-of-state property in a televised Michigan Senate debate, and President Trump weighed in on Truth Social hours later.
A federal immigration officer shot and wounded a man during a targeted arrest at the Bronx-Manhattan line Thursday afternoon. DHS says the target was a convicted criminal with gang ties; Mayor Zohran Mamdani says agents fired on a car with a 5-year-old inside.
Asked repeatedly whether Iran or Israel is the bigger threat to the United States, Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed refused to answer and called the question ridiculous. Mike Rogers made sure voters heard it.
