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The New York Times' Michelle Goldberg joined Ari Melber to discuss the topic.

Ari Melber is reporting on Republicans distancing themselves from President Trump as the midterm elections draw closer, characterized as an anti-war bid to cook the lame duck Trump.

The article was published on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, at 20:12:08 -0400.

The six-year-old girl set a Rubik's Cube world record.

Warner Bros. Discovery is the parent company of CNN.

Rob Bonta has denied allegations that he pressured other state attorneys general to settle in order to keep the media company operating in Hollywood.

The antitrust lawsuit with Paramount was delaying the company's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

The California Attorney General is Rob Bonta, who is defending his decision to settle an antitrust lawsuit with Paramount.

Authorities in Idaho have stated that a man found dead in a church decades ago may be connected to the unsolved poisonings from 1982 that were known as the Tylenol murders.

The device is not expected to arrive until next spring because Meta executives want to ensure it makes a good first impression, specifically aiming for a very high bar regarding software quality and experience.

Demonstrated activities included playing a re-imagined version of Beat Saber controlled via hand motions, watching a clip from the previous year's NBA finals, and using a trio of virtual monitors for "vibe coding" on a website (where one display showed the Muse terminal and another previewed the site).

The glasses feature magnetic prescription inserts that attach easily, a method similar to the one used by Apple for the Vision Pro.

The prototype is controlled through a combination of eye-tracking, hand gestures, and voice commands.

The Texas PAC is on track to spend another $112 million.

Thune is looking at permitting reform legislation, which he may set up for a procedural vote after the final vote on the Protect College Sports bill, and House-passed legislation targeting data center energy costs.

Thune's policy is to tell senators "don't surprise us and when you can, stay with the team," while also advising them to "do what's in the best interest of you and your state."

John Thune (R-S.D.) plans to run for another term as GOP leader, a plan he intends to pursue even if Republicans lose the majority in the Senate.

Trump's personal lawyers did not respond when asked whether they plan to appeal.

To date, the courts have mostly sided with media companies, citing the strength of the First Amendment.

Judge Scott Beatle ruled that the attempt to use fraud law to allege liability on the poll was not a valid legal argument because political speech is protected by the First Amendment. He noted that the petition sought to stretch Iowa statutory and common law to turn speech enjoying the highest category of First Amendment protection into a liability.

The lawsuit was filed by President Trump against the Des Moines Register, its parent company USA Today Co. (formerly Gannett), and pollster Ann Selzer.

The poll published by The Des Moines Register in 2024 showed Donald J. Trump trailing Kamala Harris in Iowa. However, the description notes that Mr. Trump went on to win the state by double digits.

The Iowa judge dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against The Des Moines Register. The lawsuit had challenged a poll published by the newspaper that showed Trump trailing Kamala Harris during the final weeks of the 2024 campaign.