Inside NBC News’ polling averages: Democrats enjoy biggest lead yet in the race for Congress
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump’s approval rating is at a low point for his second term.
How race, religion and a private jet could make Appalachia a battleground in Ohio’s battle for governor
Democrat Amy Acton is looking to make gains in the heavily white, Christian, rural counties where Republican billionaire Vivek Ramaswamy underperformed in his May primary.
Pittsburgh pediatric doctor fatally stabbed and wife wounded in attack as they slept
Elijah Hemingway, 32, was found behind a nearby home and arrested in connection with the stabbings of Dr. Idris Evans and his wife.
Bijan Robinson runs roughshod over the Packers as the Falcons breeze to a 35-14 victory
Robinson rushed for 194 yards and two touchdowns as Atlanta capitalized on the return of quarterback Michael Penix Jr.
Nepal’s leader, at U.N., says recent floods serve as a ‘warning to the world’ about climate change
Nepal’s prime minister scolded fellow world leaders Thursday, saying the nation’s recent deadly flood reminds a warming world that climate change keeps hurting people who didn’t cause the crisis but now need help.
It’s cute. It’s cuddly. And it wants all your data.
Meta is touting its new personal AI agent, Muse, as a product “built for everyone” — including those who lack experience with technology.
How corruption is popping up in Republican and Democratic ads everywhere ahead of the election
Candidates from both parties all over the country are running against stock trading by members of Congress.
The 2028 implications of Michigan’s Senate race: From the Politics Desk
Jonathan Allen explains why Democrats with presidential aspirations will be paying close attention to the outcome of the Michigan Senate election.
Jim Copenhaver, man shot in Trump assassination attempt, dies 2 years later
A man who was injured two years ago in an assassination attempt on Donald Trump has died, according to a statement from his family on Thursday.
Error leads to backlog of tens of thousands of voter registration applications in Texas
Texas officials sent tens of thousands of delayed voter registration applications to county election officials this week after discovering an error, sparking a scramble to process them weeks out from the midterms.