Politics

Victor Martinez runs a Spanish-language radio station in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley and talks about voters' frustration with everyday realities like higher fuel prices and inflation ahead of next month’s midterm election

NPR's Steve Inskeep speaks to Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire about President Trump's deal for Russian diesel and his claim of an "energy ceasefire" that did not materialize.

The Michigan candidate for US Senate seat is running without directly acknowledging specific constituent groups

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Sunday to stop airing ads funded by taxpayers that promote President Donald Trump and mirror some of his old campaign ads, effective immediately. The plaintiffs in the case argue that the White House exceeded congressional authorization and violated “restrictions on publicity and propaganda.” NBC’s Garrett Haake reports for TODAY.

Andrii Sybiha is Ukraine’s minister of foreign affairs Europe can no longer remain immobilized on Russian assets. Now is the time to use them for Ukraine’s defense and recovery. This decision, which is long overdue, would be a game changer that could shift the balance in Ukraine’s favor — particularly if taken alongside strong sanctions pressure. But to achieve this, we have to be faster and more decisive than Russia. According to the latest reports, Russia plans to spend a record €180

President Donald Trump is facing growing bipartisan backlash following his announcement of a deal to temporarily lift U.S. sanctions on Russian diesel fuel. The move, aimed at lowering fuel prices in the United States ahead of the midterm elections, has members of Congress from both parties saying the deal may be illegal. NBC’s Garrett Haake reports for TODAY.

Trump's ice-cold response to the

Southeast Ohio is a long way from New York City.

A short take.

The vice president is putting it all on the line to help turnout voters for Republicans in the midterm elections. The results are poised to have ramifications for 2028 if he chooses to run for president.

Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, 37, disappeared off the campaign trail for more than 10 days, claiming a bad case of the flu.