World
Three Dead After Two Helicopters Collide in Oregon
Three people have died following a mid-air collision between two helicopters near a municipal airport in Oregon, local authorities and federal agencies confirmed.
Politics
Alaska Senate Candidate Denies Knowing About Same-Name Ballot Plot
Democratic candidate Mary Peltola denies knowledge of an alleged scheme involving a second Dan Sullivan on the Alaska Senate ballot as federal scrutiny intensifies.
Sports
Milwaukee Brewers Win World Series Amid Lower Television Ratings
The Milwaukee Brewers secured their first World Series title, yet television viewership figures for the championship fell below recent years.
World
US Inmate Christa Pike Breaks Silence Following Botched Execution Attempt
Death row inmate Christa Pike has issued her first public statement since surviving a failed execution by lethal injection in September.
Politics
Alaska Senate Race Faces Legal Dispute Over Rival Candidate
The US Department of Justice has issued subpoenas following reports that a Democratic campaign worked to place a candidate with the same name as the Republican incumbent on the ballot.
Politics
Georgia Midterm Elections: Why This Is a Key US Battleground
Georgia emerges as a critical battleground for upcoming US midterm elections, drawing high-profile visits from Donald Trump and Barack Obama.
Politics
Bipartisan Condemnation Follows Controversial Ohio Campaign Attack Ad
An attack ad featuring the estranged mother of Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton sparked rare bipartisan condemnation amid a brutal political cycle.
Politics
Democrats Question ICE And DHS Over Hunger Strike Conditions In Texas
Seven congressional Democrats have sent a sharp letter to immigration officials, demanding answers regarding alleged retaliation and force-feeding threats at a Texas facility.
Politics
Alaska Senate Race Investigation and Hegseth Ousts Army General
Alaska's governor orders a probe into alleged spoiler candidates, while Hegseth ousts an Army general amid Iran tensions.
Health
US Parents Choose Earlier Measles Vaccinations Amid Rising Outbreaks
As measles cases climb across the United States, an increasing number of parents are choosing to give children their second MMR vaccine dose much earlier.