This week on the Hill: Trump, Obama lead final push before Election DayIt’s the final full week before Election Day, and candidates are ramping up their campaigns with rallies, high-profile surrogates and a last round of debates. After a week of daily campaign events across the United States, President Trump is set to visit Corinth, Miss., on Monday, in support of Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (Miss.). He...The Hill6h agoWhole story →Government
Serbia’s Vucic Concedes Defeat After Putin-Like Gamble FailsSerbian longtime leader Aleksandar Vucic surprisingly conceded defeat in a snap vote, handing victory to a student-led movement that built mass support by pledging to fight graft and reverse democratic backsliding.Bloomberg6h agoWhole story →FoodGovernment
Blanche defends Trump-ordered lawsuit over Alaska Senate election certificationDemocrats have maintained they have no connection to Daniel J. Sullivan.CNBC6h agoWhole story →Government
Texas agriculture commissioner: GOP could pay price for data center pushA longtime Trump supporter says rising costs, data centers and frustration in farm country could hurt Republicans at the ballot box.NewsNation6h agoWhole story →FoodGovernment
Opposition leader María Corina Machado returns to Venezuela to push for elections - Sun, 25 Oct 2026 PSTCARACAS, Venezuela - María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace laureate, returned to Venezuela on Sunday after more than 10 months abroad - a homecoming that could test the Trump administration’s control over the country. Machado will push for elections to replace the interim government that was installed after the U.S.…Spokane Spokesman-Review6h agoWhole story →SecurityGovernment
Tillis says it's 'appropriate to take a look at' Alaska ballot with two Dan Sullivans runningSen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) on Sunday said it was "appropriate to take a look at" the outcome of the Alaska Senate race with two candidates with similar names on the ballot, which prompted a Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit. "Alaska has a candidate who just coincidentally happens to be the same name as my friend...The Hill3h agoWhole story →Government
Introducing a New Way to Understand the Election: Times Voter TrendsA timely demographic story on election night that we’ve never been able to tell before.The New York Times3h agoWhole story →Government
Lula Wins Record Fourth Term in Brazil in a Shock ComebackPresident Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva came from behind to win Brazil’s runoff election, halting a right-wing wave sweeping Latin America and defying predictions that the 80-year-old political veteran had finally reached the end of his extraordinary career.Bloomberg3h agoWhole story →SecurityGovernment
All eyes on WA as voters consider trans athlete initiative - Sun, 25 Oct 2026 PSTAlmost 20 years ago, Washington became the first U.S. state where transgender students could compete on sports teams consistent with their gender identity. Now Washington voters could be among the first in the country to approve a ban on transgender girls playing girls sports through their K-12 schools, or the first to reject such a ban. On the ballot in…Spokane Spokesman-Review3h agoWhole story →EducationGovernment
9th Circuit panel questions basis for feds' request to block 20,000 California ballotsTwo judges questioned the Justice Department's lawyer about how the Trump administration's position squared with the law.Los Angeles Times2h agoSources (2)Whole story →GovernmentJustice
Serbia’s strongman leader Vucic concedes defeat to student-led movement in seismic political shiftIt was a seismic political shift in the Balkan country where Vucic led with virtually absolute power for 14 years.CNBC5h agoWhole story →
Serbia’s Vucic Concedes Defeat After Putin-Like Gamble FailsSerbian longtime leader Aleksandar Vucic surprisingly conceded defeat in a snap vote, handing victory to a student-led movement that built mass support by pledging to fight graft and reverse democratic backsliding.Bloomberg6h agoWhole story →FoodGovernment
Student movement topples Serbia's longtime ruling partyA student-led protest movement has ended the 14-year rule of Serbia's right-wing party, former President Aleksandar Vučić conceded Sunday. Why it matters: The historic upset sidelines a Balkan strongman who courted President Trump's family and allies, raising questions about future U.S. relations with a country that has balanced ties with Russia and the…Axios4h agoWhole story →Security
Serbian Vote Pits Putin-Backed Strongman Against Student DissentSerbian President Aleksandar Vucic is mimicking his ally Vladimir Putin’s plan to extend his grip on power. He wants to swap the presidency for the prime minister’s job.Bloomberg2d agoWhole story →
A Serbian Nationalist Leader Who Courted MAGA Just Lost in a LandslideSerbian strongman Aleksandar Vucic, a nationalist who has cultivated ties to Donald Trump and Vladmir Putin and has downplayed his country’s 1990s war crimes, conceded defeat in elections Sunday to a slate of candidates backed by a student-led anti-corruption movement. The result has broad similarities to Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar’s April…Mother Jones3h agoWhole story →GovernmentJustice
Biden-Era USAID Grant Still Funding Leftist Protests in Serbia Ahead of ElectionsSerbia's upcoming parliamentary elections on October 25 have been rocked by so-called "student protests" in the runup to Sunday's voting, and USAID funding is still flowing to an organization supporting opponents of Aleksandar Vučić. The post Biden-Era USAID Grant Still Funding Leftist Protests in Serbia Ahead of Elections appeared first on Breitbart .Breitbart News Network4d agoWhole story →GovernmentSecurityserbia parliamentary elections
Serb Strongman Faces New Rival in Watershed Vote: What to WatchSerbians go to polls to decide whether longtime strongman Aleksandar Vucic will return as prime minister or be ousted by unprecedented student-led opposition that wants to crack down on graft and boost democracy.Bloomberg22h agoWhole story →Planet
Serb president blasts world leaders for 'double standard' on KosovoSerbian president Aleksandar Vucic follows an independent geopolitical path to keep his country afloat. Despite huge growth in his country, critics at home abroad — including Rep. Joe Wilson — insist his people deserve better.New York Post1mo agoWhole story →GovernmentSecurityJoe Wilsonun general assembly
