Politics

Max Miller Forges Ahead With Reelection Bid as Withdrawal Deadline Passes

Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) will continue to run for reelection after the 4 p.m. Monday certification deadline passed, despite allegations of domestic violence made against him by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, that have roiled his campaign.

State Department Has Revoked 175,000 Visas for Foreign Nationals

The Department of State has thus far revoked approximately 175,000 visas from foreign nationals found to be violating the terms of their entry, according to its own reports.

Trump says 'jihadists' are being elected in Democratic primaries

President Donald Trump ramped up his midterm messaging Monday, accusing Democratic voters of electing “jihadists” throughout the 2026 primary cycle.

US judge drops criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani

Justice department says it decided to abandon fraud and bribery case in which Adani Group has denied wrongdoing

DOJ sues three more states over tuition benefits for illegal immigrants

The Justice Department on Monday sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont, alleging that the states unlawfully provide in-state tuition rates and other financial benefits to illegal immigrants.

Dark Money PAC Deploys $1.5 Million Ad Campaign to Support Troy Jackson

A pop-up super PAC with financial ties to a dark money behemoth has already poured more than $1 million into the Maine Senate race exclusively in support of newly anointed Democratic nominee Troy Jackson.

Flights to be paused at DCA during Freedom 250's Grand Prix: FAA

The Trump administration announced Monday that it plans to halt all flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport later this month to accommodate the landmark IndyCar race taking place in the city to mark the nation’s 250th birthday.

Indiana recount commission finds Trump-backed challenger victorious

The Indiana Recount Commission on Monday moved to overturn the results of the May Republican primary election by throwing out three votes, handing the victory to a challenger backed by President Donald Trump in that state’s west-central Senate district.

Todd Blanche, Trump’s Former Personal Lawyer, Sworn In As US Attorney General

Loyalist sworn in after Senate voted narrowly in favor of his confirmation on Saturday morning

Hindsight Is 2024

Some institutions jumped onto the MAGA bandwagon after the 2024 election, but it hasn’t taken long for those decisions to look shortsighted.

How Trump turned a frozen conflict into a model for peace

Generations of diplomats dismissed decades of bitter conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia as insoluble.

Blanche sworn in as attorney general, formally taking the reins at the Justice Department

August 10, 2026 / 2:45 PM EDT / CBS News