Hurricane Milton is headed toward the Atlantic Thursday after leaving 3 million without power and as record-breaking rain, major flooding, deadly tornadoes, and winds hitting over 100 mph continue to pummel Florida.Insert Preheader
Today's Poll Question
Must Kamala Harris do more to differentiate herself from Joe Biden in order to win?
Hurricane Milton is headed toward the Atlantic Thursday after leaving 3 million without power and as record-breaking rain, major flooding, deadly tornadoes, and winds hitting over 100 mph continue to pummel Florida.
The Dow surged 431 points to a record 42,512, while the S&P 500 hit an all-time high of 5,792 as tech stocks rallied, overcoming geopolitical concerns and Fed rate cut support.
President Biden reaffirmed "ironclad" support for Israel in a 30-minute call with PM Netanyahu, condemning Iran's missile attacks and backing Israel’s offensive in Lebanon.
Democrats are nervous about Harris’s stagnant swing state polls, inconsistent messaging on the economy, and struggles to connect with minority voters weeks before Election Day.
Former governors Jim Blanchard and Tom Corbett issue a bipartisan warning to state leaders: uphold new election certification laws or risk disenfranchising millions of voters.
Biden condemned Trump and allies for spreading "un-American" lies about the federal response to Hurricane Helene as Milton nears Florida, assuring resources and rescue teams are ready.
Harry Crane explains that prediction market price gaps stem from structural inefficiencies, introducing the concept of a "margin of inefficiency" to understand these disparities.
VP Harris faced backlash for owning a Glock in California, with critics calling her hypocritical given her support for strict gun control measures, including assault weapons bans.
Jack Goldsmith criticizes Special Counsel Jack Smith for revealing new details about Trump’s prosecution near Election Day, raising concerns of political bias and undermining public trust.
Aaron Rodgers denied involvement in Jets coach Robert Saleh's firing, calling the rumors "patently false" and expressing support for interim coach Jeff Ulbrich.
As Harris and Trump have been forced to the center for the sake of appealing to more voters, it seems evident they may actually agree on many general priorities but differ in their means to get there, alongside the rest of the U.S.
Developer Peter Todd denied being Satoshi Nakamoto, calling the claim "ludicrous" just hours before an HBO documentary aired suggesting he might be the cryptocurrency's creator.
Trump blasted Howard Stern as a "BETA MALE" for his interview with VP Harris, accusing Stern of asking "softball questions" and criticizing his support for the vice president.
Vanderbilt fans stormed the field and dumped a goal post in the Cumberland River after their upset win over Alabama, continuing a risky tradition that’s sparked past lawsuits.
Shari Redstone criticized CBS for reprimanding Tony Dokoupil after his heated exchange with Ta-Nehisi Coates over Israel, arguing the segment allowed for necessary civil debate.
The Supreme Court examined Richard Glossip’s years-long death row battle, with Oklahoma’s AG supporting his bid for a new trial over suppressed evidence in his 1997 murder trial.
Brown University’s governing body voted against divesting from companies tied to the Israeli military, following an advisory committee's recommendation after months of student protests.
Donald L. Barlett, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist known for his investigative work at The Inquirer with James B. Steele, has died at 88 after a storied career exposing public interest issues.
With hope for the Phillies to get to the World Series, their season ended after a 4-1 loss to the Mets in Game 4 of the National League Division Series. They previously beat the Mets in June, but they ended 51-51 including the NLDS.
Rafael Nadal, the "undisputed king of the clay courts," announced his retirement on social media, alluding to his personal injuries, with the Davis Cup Final in Spain poised to be the last tournament of his professional career.
A young Afghan national in Oklahoma was arrested for planning ISIS-backed Election Day attacks on large gatherings, allegedly preparing firearms for said attacks.
