Monday, November 9, 2026

A case involving a Hawaiian inmate could reshape how citizens can hold officials accountable, with some justices hesitant to overturn long‑standing precedent.

Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, has reintroduced articles accusing Secretary Pete Hegseth of high crimes for waging war against Iran, prompting a House vote this week.

Kentucky Republican moves to force a vote, accusing the Trump-era secretary of illegal military actions and overreach.

Sen. Chris Coons, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urges an investigation into possible security breaches at one of the world’s most valuable tech firms.

The defeat of Republican Sen. Susan Collins in Maine clears the way for Alaska’s moderate Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski to pursue a top role on the Senate Appropriations Committee.

On Monday, the high court vacated a decision allowing transgender women inmates to refuse searches by male guards, citing its own recent transgender case precedents.

After a decisive defeat of Republicans, Congress reconvenes in Washington, while President Trump doubles down on political threats and the world’s trust in America wavers.

After Democrats' big win, Trump defended his hard‑line stance on Iran and immigration on '60 Minutes', while JD Vance blamed the war for the loss, a view shared by a sizable share of voters.

The 2026 midterms delivered a decisive loss for House Republicans and handed both chambers to Democrats, prompting celebrations of a socialist shift and signs of panic among the new leadership.

Pete Hegseth says he's not worried about impeachment while Rep. Thomas Massie prepares new charges; Democrats celebrate midterm victories.

Center‑right figures rally behind Ilse Aigner as the parliamentary vote approaches, signaling a shift in national leadership.

Democratic insiders see possible leadership shift as internal dissent grows.

The former president’s upcoming book re‑examines the Capitol assault and includes a stark jab at the current president.

In a 60 Minutes interview, the former president brushed off scrutiny of his fortune, sparking debate among his supporters.

At a veterans’ small‑business event, the vice‑president’s remarks about a “devastating loss” sparked talk about the party’s future and the need for leaders who put country first.

Stephen Miller, appointed White House chief of staff, is a key figure while his wife Katie ends her podcast, amid Republican setbacks and a president urging a double‑down approach.

The conservative caucus outlines eight priorities, pushing for a third reconciliation bill and permitting reform as Democrats prepare to take Congress.

Ahmed Moor’s bid to unseat Sen. John Fetterman highlights a new intra‑party contest ahead of the 2028 election.

The former president is confronting Republican losses while questioning election outcomes, reviving past claims and facing fallout from a Capitol breach.

Senators from key states argue the party needs time to regroup before choosing new leaders.

In his forthcoming White House memoir, President Biden claims the former president's actions during Jan. 6 have damaged the country and threaten its future.

The former president says his advancing cancer may limit promotion, but the book will cover his term, including the Jan 6 Capitol breach.

Brett Shumate steps down, marking the fourth Justice Department exit in a week after the midterms, highlighting concerns about stability.

After a midterm sweep by Democrats, Trump’s comments about a possible amnesty deal have drawn fierce criticism from MAGA figures and conservative strategists.

Pete Hegseth faces mounting scrutiny and an impeachment vote while scheduled to speak at the Naval War College.

Republican Rep. Thomas Massie is pushing an impeachment vote against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a move that could unfold this week.

The President questions the integrity of the results, citing early voting and machines, as Republicans face a historic loss.

Former president says pilots saw a mysterious round UFO outpacing an F‑22, and vows to probe hidden programs.

Calley Means says top aides, including ex‑Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, put industry over public health and treated President Trump like a baby.

With only weeks left in control, GOP lawmakers return to Capitol Hill amid a midterm backlash they blame on tough immigration policies.

Republicans scramble to finish key bills before Democrats seize Congress in January, while a looming shutdown deadline looms over ordinary Americans.

Stephen Miller, a figure known for a strict immigration stance, steps into the White House amid a media firestorm and a historic Republican defeat.

A Guardian opinion series and an NPR interview with Senator Chris Coons highlight the party's post‑midterm priorities, while the party consolidates control of Congress.

Voters faced a stark choice as Democrats captured the midterms while price pressures and border concerns loomed large.

The President reshapes his inner circle after midterm results that show Democrats making in but losing congressional control.

The President announced the job offer, later said it was a joke, and the previous press secretary was removed.

Senate Republicans return to the Capitol, blame Trump for recent losses, while Europeans cheer the shift, raising questions about party direction ahead of 2028.

The president affirms JD Vance's take on the Iran war, rising costs and Israel ties, and urges a stronger stance.

The President backs the Vice President’s controversial take on the 2026 midterms, dismissing criticism and emphasizing party unity.

In a CBS broadcast with Catholic conservative correspondent Ross Douthat, the former president revisits his hard‑line deportation stance and points to the war in Iran and party candidates for the midterm setback.

With weeks left before the lame‑duck session closes, Republicans must scramble to fund the government, avert a shutdown, and push key bills while an impeachment looms.

In a series of statements, the former president says he will never forgive his opponents, even at the cost of his own salvation.

The ruling party's worst ever local vote share, just 30%, has shocked observers as President Ramaphosa urges respect for the result.

The 2026 vote left no room for doubt about the results, even as both sides spent weeks trying to undermine confidence, and the Washington Times highlighted notable successes.

Public Law 119-135 directs the Bureau of Land Management to sell the United States' reversionary interest in the parcel, with proceeds deposited into the Federal Land Disposal Account.

The legislation, which adds satellite transmission to wireless emergency alerts, was enacted on October 22, 2026.

The law creates a two‑year window for clergy who opted out of Social Security and Medicare taxes to opt back in, according to the enacted statute.

The high court lifted the district order that stopped construction, allowing the President to proceed with the wall in the remote southwest Texas region.

White House reacts as the President signals willingness to work with Democrats on a deal for long‑term illegal residents, prompting accusations of amnesty.

Consumers compare the costly kit to Dollar Tree finds, prompting backlash and refunds.

Stock tumble after probe into CEO’s ties to an alleged Chinese spy raises concerns for investors and national security.

Board opens investigation as reports tie the company's leader to foreign intelligence, sparking market drops.

Rival leaders agree to open crossing points across the UN buffer zone, a rare move on the island split since 1974.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says talks with Iran are unproductive, while President Trump urges restraint as negotiations resume.

Police say nine foreigners were arrested on Monday for allegedly violating mercenary laws and attempting to head to Russia to fight in Ukraine, highlighting concerns over uncontrolled recruitment.

The pontiff's first Buenos Aires mass draws a huge crowd while President Javier Milei's austerity measures have crippled healthcare and social services in the area known as the city of charity.

Dave Chappelle's remark that he feels better since the killing of Charlie Kirk has ignited criticism from right‑leaning voices and raised questions about respect for law and order.

Buffalo's high‑scoring offense meets Minnesota's stingy defense as Josh Allen looks to add to his touchdown tally.

The agency announced on Monday that manufacturers must label a rare eye condition that can cause sudden blindness, a step that many see as another regulatory burden on ordinary patients.

The foreign ministry brushes off accusations, and Nvidia opens its own investigation, raising concerns about foreign interference in critical tech.

Media headlines call the investigation a Chinese 'spy' affair, sparking worries about foreign influence and leadership stability at the chip giant.

The sentencing of the British comedian underscores law‑and‑order concerns for many voters.

Sentencing for rape and sexual assault underscores law‑and‑order concerns; victims claim media silence while former partner Jemima Goldsmith details abuse.