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Trump calls for prosecution of Democratic Alaska Senate candidate over spoiler candidate controversy

JUNEAU, Alaska: President Donald Trump called for the criminal prosecution of the Democratic candidate running for Senate in Alaska on Wednesday after revelations that her campaign appeared to be involved in recruiting a candidate with the same name as Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan. The race is among a handful of Senate contests this year expected to determine control of the chamber. Trump had previously directed his Department of Justice to sue to block certification of the Senate race should Democrat Mary Peltola defeat Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. Dan J. Sullivan has long denied he was running at Democrats’ behest and has said he had no contact with Peltola’s campaign: “Zero, none, zilch,” he said in June after announcing his run. Peltola’s campaign, in a statement, said: “Mary got in this race because Alaskans deserve a champion who is fighting to lower their costs and put…

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I’ve been talking to MAGA supporters for years, and here’s why some are sticking with Trump — and others are not

President Donald Trump’s approval ratings are cratering. Even his Make America Great Again, or MAGA, diehards have reservations. This fact was evident to me when I attended MAGA rallies in three states on Oct. 24-25, 2026. One was a Turning Point USA get-out-the-vote event outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Remarkably, the speakers barely mentioned Trump. The audience clapped politely, but the energy was tepid compared to the many MAGA rallies I attended in 2024, when the Pennsylvania landscape was dotted with Trump and MAGA signs. This time I saw none. The numbers bear out what I observed. A mid-October 2026 poll found that only a third of U.S. adults approve of the job Trump is doing; 71% feel the country is on the wrong track. The majority of Americans are pessimistic. A growing number worry about government corruption. There’s the war with Iran that has resulted in U.S. soldiers…

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The Last Great Question of the Trump Presidency

After the midterms, he’s a lame duck. But how will he compare to lame ducks past? Donald Trump is about to enter uncharted territory. During his first six years in the White House, Trump tested the institutional and personal limits of the presidency. He cajoled Republicans in Congress into supporting his priorities while simultaneously alienating and emboldening his opponents. His has been a combative tenure, achieving some parts of his agenda and downgrading or abandoning others. But following the conclusion of the 2026 midterm elections, Trump now finds himself in a position familiar to all two-term presidents: He is officially a lame duck, a president with no future election to contest. Lame ducks have the same constitutional and statutory powers afforded to all presidents, but they must reckon with diminishing political capital and power over their party. And how Trump will compare…

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Joe Rogan stops hailing Trump as Republicans sour on president over Iran war and rocketing cost of living

Joe Rogan has toned down his praise of President Donald Trump ahead of next week's high-stakes midterm elections due to the war in Iran and concerns over the cost of living. Rogan, 59, interviewed Trump and endorsed him for president in 2024 in what was widely seen as a key moment in the race against Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. About two years removed, Rogan's views about Trump have apparently shifted, with the massively popular podcaster criticizing the president's policies much more regularly now. 'What Trump stood for, some of it turned out to not be real,' Rogan told his guest, acclaimed Hollywood actor and producer Michael Douglas, on his eponymous podcast earlier this month. 'One of them was the no wars,' Rogan continued. 'We're at a war with Iran, so that wasn't real.' Rogan also shared his thoughts on living conditions in the US as he lamented the 'many' people 'living in…

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