President Trump is heading to North Carolina to campaign for the GOP candidate in the Senate race. Also, MS NOW shifted Kansas and South Carolina to its list of "races to watch." This comes as a new New York Times/Siena poll finds voters trust Democrats more on the economy and foreign wars. MS NOW Reporter Jake Traylor, New York Times Opinion Writer Michelle Cottle, Co-founder and President of Run for Something Amanda Litman and Executive Editor for The Nation John Nichols join Katy Tur to discuss more.
The Federal Reserve unanimously voted to increase interest rates by a quarter point. Economics Editor for The Bulwark Catherine Rampell, Puck Washington Congressional Correspondent Leigh Ann Caldwell, Executive Editor for The Nation John Nichols and Author of "The Cross Section" on Substack Paul Waldman join Katy Tur to share their reaction.
Philadelphia authorities revealed new details in the ongoing investigation into Charles Horsch, Eugene Horsch, and their home on Chew Avenue. Five missing woman have been linked to the property.
There are an awful lot of people, mostly socialists and communists, who have the same attitude as the person who wrote this: This post was highlighted on X, but it seemed worthwhile to go to the socialist subreddit where he posed the question and read some of the answers the socialists there gave. These seemed to be the sort of standard answers people were giving: * “I would say it goes back to the early Puritans with ’idle hands are the devil’s work.’ That morphed into hard work will bring success, and that was true I feel thru the 70s. Currently, it has been bastardized into some flex to work away your life to make someone else wealthy. Weird how a system based on greed can end up that way...” * “They’re brainwashed and…Open
Among the new revelations were that Crooks’ father, Matthew Crooks, had tried to prevent his son from accessing firearms in May 2024, approximately two months before the attempted assassination.
The 2026 AFA Air, Space and Cyber Conference got an exclusive first look at a new trailer for Jimmy, a film on the life and military service of Brig. Gen. James “Jimmy” Stewart, depicting the departure of his Hollywood career to serve in the Army Air Corps and later the U.S. Air Force Reserve.
