Politics4:45Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy discussed on “The Ingraham Angle” a federal investigation into an alleged ballot-stacking scheme involving the campaign of Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Mary Peltola.
Politics4:45Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy discussed on “The Ingraham Angle” a federal investigation into an alleged ballot-stacking scheme involving the campaign of Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Mary Peltola.
Politics2:45After abruptly calling off his weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, Trump reversed course and put both events back on his schedule.
PoliticsWith the president campaigning in Florida and Republican House candidates facing fresh signs of trouble, two major stories involving Democrats are shaking up the campaign: ballot maneuvering in Alaska and a controversial ad in Michigan.
PoliticsWith the midterms only days away, California voters are set to choose a new governor. Republican candidate Steve Hilton discusses his priorities for the state in an interview with NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz.
Politics1:14Alaska’s top federal prosecutor confirmed Friday that a criminal investigation is underway into an alleged effort to confuse voters by placing a Senate candidate with the same name as a Republican incumbent on the ballot.
PoliticsFederal prosecutors announced an investigation into alleged fraud in Alaska’s Senate race. Stocks fell as worries about artificial intelligence increased, while Scottish police investigated former Prince Andrew over a trip to the Balmoral estate with Jeffrey Epstein.
Politics10:06Four days before the US midterm elections, Cook Political Report pollster David Wasserman shifted 12 House races and one Senate race toward Democrats. CNN discusses the contests and what they could mean for the next Congress.
PoliticsWith the US midterms approaching, veteran New York media figure Wei Bizhou discusses whether foreign actors are seeking to influence local elections and how foreign policy and national security issues amid US-China competition may shape Chinese American voters’ choices.
WorldSpeaking on America Reports, Punaro called Trump’s Iran action justified and weighed possible military responses amid a growing U.S. footprint in the region.
PoliticsWith the U.S. midterm elections only days away, Democrats are aiming for net gains of four Senate seats and three House seats to take control of Congress from President Donald Trump’s Republicans. Politics professor Chris Galdieri explains what a successful night would mean for each party.
OtherThe White House published an item titled “Hello, America.”
Politics1:25The U.S. Justice Department asked a federal judge to block Alaska from certifying its Senate election result if Republican Senator Dan Sullivan loses and votes for another candidate named Dan J. Sullivan could theoretically affect the outcome.
PoliticsCalifornia voters will choose between Democrat Xavier Becerra for governor and a surprise victory by Republican Steve Hilton, whose campaign is considered a long shot.
WorldIsraeli election results show that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenkot has enough seats to form a majority government. Both have ruled out coalition deals with Arab-majority parties, whose representation nearly doubled. NBC correspondent Matt Bradley explains the possible impact on coalition talks. Award-winning author Min Jin Lee’s new novel, “American Hagwon,” addresses the education system.
PoliticsNew Hampshire’s Senate race could decide which party controls the chamber. Republican John Sununu and Democrat Chris Pappas are competing for independent voters as anger over the cost of living reshapes the contest.
EconomyDescribed as the biggest heist in history, the theft took about 20 minutes. Hackers carried out a complex, coordinated attack Thursday night and stole nearly $6.3 billion in cryptocurrency from Binance, the world’s largest exchange. The report examines the theft and its implications for crypto markets. Canada and the European Union concluded their Montreal summit hoping for greater integration and signed several agreements.
SocietyPolar bears gather around Churchill, Manitoba, at this time of year, attracting visitors from around the world but also posing potential dangers. New research in the town is exploring how people and the predators can coexist safely.
PoliticsPrime Minister Mark Carney says Canada plans to become the EU’s first associate member. Political insiders discuss the deepening alliance, upcoming byelections and new political fundraising figures.
OtherAlaska voters weigh in as a U.S. attorney announces an investigation into the state's Senate race. Tech stocks plunge, hitting Wall Street, while an ICE officer faces charges for allegedly striking an immigrant with a vehicle.
Politics33:52At Friday’s Canada-EU summit in Montreal, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is working to become the European Union’s first associate member. The proposed status forms part of a new partnership dubbed the “alliance for the future,” discussed by Canadian and EU officials.
PoliticsLong a Republican stronghold, Kansas is now a key battleground in the US midterms. BBC correspondent Caitriona Perry visits the Wheat State to hear how farmers and other voters view Trump’s trade policies and tariffs, which could have far-reaching consequences for the president and the Republican Party.
Economy4:25The federal government has designated the proposed Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion in Delta, B.C., a project of national interest to expand and diversify Canada’s trade capacity. Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon announced the designation Friday. The three-berth container terminal would be led by the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority.
EconomyBokeh Capital Partners founder and CIO Kim Forrest said it was impossible to call when Intel’s falling stock would bottom, and that it would take time to judge whether the drop signaled anything about the broader tech trade. She was not worried AI would eventually take most jobs, though she said its effects would be felt over the long term.
EconomyNew Balance President and CEO Joe Preston discussed the company’s long-running partnership with the New York City Marathon, calling it a key part of the brand. More than 300 New Balance employees are in New York for race week, including 200 retail staff at the Javits Center expo, which expects over 100,000 visitors across three days.