Voters Blame Trump for High Prices, Want Congress to Check President, Exit Polls Show
A majority of voters expressed anger with the country's direction and disapproval of Trump's performance, according to early exit poll data.
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Internal Fine Gael Report Reveals Public Disconnect
An internal party document highlights a significant gap between how Fine Gael understands itself and how it is perceived by the public.
Labour's Pension Overhaul: Potential Lifetime Income vs. Reduced Inheritance
A proposed shift in workplace pensions could offer retirees a steady income but potentially diminish the assets passed to heirs.
Sara Haines Defends Haley Stevens' Controversial Republican Endorsement on The View
Haines clashed with her co-hosts, arguing that crossing party lines can be an act of conscience.
Cornell Student Died by Suicide After Alleged Harassment Campaign, Lawsuit Claims
A lawsuit filed by the mother of a non-binary Cornell student alleges the university failed to address a campaign of lies and harassment that contributed to their death.
Israel Warns US of Iran Chemical Weapons Threat, Officials Divided
Israeli intelligence has alerted the U.S. to concerns that Iran may be developing chemical weapons for potential use, but American officials are reportedly split on the severity of the threat.
Seattle Mayor Vetoes Bill to Restrict Homeless RV Dwellers, Citing Cost and Legal Concerns
Mayor Katie Wilson blindsided the City Council with her veto of a measure that would have limited where homeless individuals could park and live in recreational vehicles.
Texas Father Kills Infant's Grandmother, Shoots Baby Before Taking Own Life
A dispute over an eight-month-old boy escalated into a fatal incident at a Houston apartment complex.
Meta to Review Measures Against Online Abuse Targeting Female Politicians
The social media giant announced the review following a direct appeal from Australian women in politics, intensified by a recent attack on MP Helen Haines.