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Brazil's election draws praise from the Guardian for a win that trounces the far right and protects the Amazon, while the Washington Examiner flags Lula's ties to Cuba as a setback for U.S. policy.
Rep. Young Kim urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday to move China's advisory from Level 2 to Level 3. For many sovereignty-minded voters, the question is whether official warnings match the 'Adversarial nation' language.
The Guardian reports Egypt fined Lina Attalah and shut Mada Masr; a Cairo court convicted her of managing an unlicensed website. She was briefly detained, then released, and international concerns followed.
The outlet’s sudden rating change from a Republican lean to a toss‑up, just days before the ballot, could influence the contest between Sen. Darline Graham and Annie Andrews.
Three recent surveys indicate a sharp decline in support among white evangelical voters.
State elections are turning into referendums on big‑ticket issues, with hundreds of millions spent on TV ads and voters in places like Missouri and California weighing controversial measures.
The Health Secretary is seeking to expand access to peptides the FDA has not approved, while HHS pauses legal action against compounding pharmacies that make certain peptides. Health experts are warning about the lack of human trials and unknown long-term effects.