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Marco Rubio said that he plans to work with Trump until the end of his term. He declined to comment on a possible bid in the 2028 elections.
Democrats currently have more decided seats in the U. S. Senate and House of Representatives. The vote count is ongoing.
Israel said that Iran was preparing to use chemical weapons, but there is no independent confirmation. The United States has developed a plan for new strikes.
Americans are voting in congressional elections that could deprive Republicans of their majority. Democrats seek to strengthen oversight of Trump.
Polls predict an advantage for Democrats in the November 3 midterm elections and a chance to secure a majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate.
The Trump administration is considering the return of Russian gas to Europe through an American company and Ukraine. The EU plans to phase it out by 2027.
Ukrainian and Russian troops move through gas pipelines, avoiding drones and launching surprise attacks on the enemy’s rear.
Marco Rubio did not rule out Zelenskyy's participation in the G20 summit, provided there is a positive outcome. The final decision will be made by Trump.
Fire Point systems are designed to complete missions without satellite communications.
The iconic Life magazine will resume print publication next month as a quarterly with the backing of Karlie Kloss. The publication will also develop video, films, and events.
The United States is considering the possibility of lifting sanctions on a Russian state fund as part of talks on diesel supplies. The initiative is linked to ending the war.
The U. S. Department of Justice has brought criminal charges against James Comey for the third time, related to the disclosure of classified information to a journalist. Comey denies wrongdoing.
The attack halted Jaguar Land Rover’s production and affected 5,000 organizations. The British government has not yet named those responsible.
Ukrainians criticize the U. S. purchase of Russian diesel fuel and the easing of sanctions. The NYT writes about reduced aid and a rising death toll.
Barack Obama accused Donald Trump's administration of chaos, cruelty, corruption, and rising prices. Trump, in turn, called Obama a "bad president."
Trump denied plans to remove the press briefing room in favor of a pool, but allowed for the relocation of journalists. A court found the ban on access for certain media outlets likely unconstitutional.
The US and Israel have developed plans for a short operation against Iran’s nuclear and military facilities after the elections. Tehran promises to broaden its response.
Stephen Hubbard, imprisoned in Russia since 2022, is heading to the United States. Trump said he was released without an exchange or demands.
U. S. President Donald Trump plans to restore the indoor swimming pool in the White House briefing room. Journalists may be moved to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
Trump said he had spent more than $300 million on the Republicans' campaign. Bloomberg plans to transfer around $80 million to the Democrats.
In Oslo, Zelenskyy met with Steve Witkoff. The next day, the U.S. envoy will travel to Russia.
The Norwegian government confirmed Zelenskyy’s talks with Witkoff and Kushner in Oslo, with the participation of the leaders of Norway and Finland. Witkoff will attend in person, Kushner remotely.
The New York Times columnist Jeffrey Toobin believes that even Democratic control of Congress does not guarantee effective oversight of Trump. The ability to restrain the U.S. president will remain limited because of the broad powers of the executive branch.
Trump's envoys discussed with Ukraine and Europe the restoration of Russian gas transit as part of a peace deal. Kyiv halted it in January 2025.
Researchers say that a Russian government-backed influence operation is stepping up its efforts to sow division in the United States ahead of the congressional elections. X blocked 13,000 related accounts.
Sorkin’s film shows Zuckerberg’s transition from hoodies to expensive, understated clothing. After 2024, his style turned into loud luxury.
According to the NYT, Russia could launch 70 missiles, 720 drones, and 150 aerial bombs at Ukraine over the course of a month. Three cities are reportedly being identified as targets.
The US proposed that Europe transfer some of the frozen Russian assets to a Washington mechanism to revive peace talks. European delegates rejected the plan.
Elon Musk spent $366 million during the 2026 election cycle, including $276 million since July. The funds were directed to Republican PACs.
The Trump administration considered unfreezing assets and selling Lukoil’s assets as incentives for a partial ceasefire. The export of fertilizers from Belarus was also discussed.