Jen Psaki shows that so many Americans blame Trump for the struggling U.S. economy, including a significant percentage of Republican voters, that Republican candidates are avoiding revealing any association with Trump lest he damage their standing with voters.
Tonight on "Elizabeth Vargas Reports": President Trump holds a rally in Gastonia, North Carolina, to support Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley, as the midterms head into the home stretch. Then, could security concerns raised in a new court filing expose Utah Valley University to liability? Elizabeth Vargas is joined by NewsNation host Jesse Weber and former Secret Service agent Michael Matranga to examine the allegations surrounding security planning at the campus event where Charlie Kirk was killed. Plus, NewsNation investigative correspondent Rich McHugh reports from Maine on a possible probe into how millions in donations to victims of the state's worst shooting were actually distributed after Maine's attorney general told…
The average price for a gallon of diesel was still hovering around a record-high of $6.43 as of Friday morning, according to the latest data published by GasBuddy.
Warren Buffett will step down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, less than a year after handing over the CEO reins, the company said Friday. The big picture: The "Oracle of Omaha" is 96, and his insurance-to-railroads conglomerate is moving onto a new generation, with his son Howard as chairman. This is breaking news. Check back for updates.
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Millions of Russians are heading to the polls starting Friday for parliamentary elections - the first since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began more than four years ago. But with opposition banned from taking part or forced into exile, what does this election look like? CNN's Zahra Ullah reports from Moscow.