What Americans are asking online about voting as the 2026 midterms approach
From voter registration and ID requirements to mail-in ballots, early voting and polling places, here’s what you need to know ahead of the midterms
Melania Trump gives candid glimpse into changing relationship with son Barron
Melania Trump said family time has become less frequent, while making clear that she sees this as part of Barron growing up and becoming more independent
Prince Harry forced offstage mid-speech while warning about AI, jokes ‘It got into my speech’
Prince Harry warned that AI could infiltrate personal relationships, saying tech companies aim to 'find you, exploit you, break and then blame you'
Trump’s gloves and winter coat steal attention as Xi Jinping gets lavish US military welcome
Trump’s choice of attire and reaction during the formal ceremony became talking points as Xi Jinping arrived in Maryland for a three-day US visit
White House app rises to No 1 after Trump TV launch as CNN, MS NOW and Politico ban continues
The launch came as a federal judge questioned the process behind the administration's decision to bar CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House
NBC helicopter crash: Reporter Eliana's fiance reveals their plan to grow old together
Robert Barrientos' tribute showed that Eliana Moreno's life was defined by more than the helicopter or the stories she covered
Harvey Weinstein plays the father card before sentencing as his kids recall imagining his hug
Harvey Weinstein reportedly finished reading the letters from his children and asked Judge Curtis Farber for mercy
Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 15 years as he tells court he is 'treated like an animal or less'
Harvey Weinstein's defense sought nine years, citing his age and poor health, while the charge carried a maximum 25-year sentence
Melania says Trump has little appetite for her honesty but she refuses to sugarcoat it
Asked how she thought her husband was handling his second term, Melania Trump gave a straightforward and honest assessment
‘I got you covered’: Alleged text to TPUSA organizer may shape Charlie Kirk family’s legal case
As per Charlie Kirk’s family, TPUSA organizers had raised concerns about access to rooftops surrounding the university’s courtyard before the shooting
Renee Nicole Good’s mother says she voted for Trump to keep her family safe
Renee Nicole Good’s mother, Donna Ganger, says she voted for Trump, believing ICE agents would protect families like hers
New bodycam footage shows aftermath of ICE officer shooting Venezuelan man in Austin
The video showed arriving officers handcuffing Wilber Rafael Garces Perez and assessing a gunshot wound to his back
Lip reader reveals surprising thing Trump told Mamdani at Gracie Mansion: ‘I'll look after you’
Monday's meeting focused primarily on immigration policy and federal funding for the Sunnyside Yards
Karoline Leavitt says reporters privately apologize after asking what their bosses wanted
The former White House press secretary says some journalists have told her their editors wanted them to ask questions they considered unfair
NYC bomb threat prompts Trump to leave UN area amid suspicious suitcase scare
NYPD shut nearby streets and evacuated the Chrysler Building as bomb squad officers examined a suspicious suitcase
Death-row woman wants victim’s family to watch her die but makes one chilling demand
The State of Tennessee has refused to guarantee an all-female team for the execution of Christa Pike
Trump’s personal number gets 'horse traded': Leavitt spills on the president's off-camera world
Trump, according to Leavitt, did not seem particularly concerned about how the calls were getting through
NBC helicopter crash: Grim truth about pilot and reporter’s deaths revealed by coroner
Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has provided new details about what happened to the two journalists after the aircraft crashed
Melania’s face says it all as Trump pauses UN speech to shower first lady with praise
The warm moment involving Melania came after a much more combative interaction at the UN entrance
Which voter ID rules have changed since 2022? Here's what you need for the 2026 midterms
Some of the biggest changes came in states such as Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, and West Virginia
