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Malaysia's disgraced former prime minister Najib Razak has left jail to serve his sentence under house arrest. The move revives fierce debate over accountability for the 1MDB scandal, in which billions were looted from a state fund.
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Democrats surged across the country in November 2026, yet California voters rejected Prop 40, a tax on billionaire wealth. Economists are now debating what the defeat means for the wealth tax movement.
Nancy Lacore, the former chief of the Navy Reserve whom Pete Hegseth removed last year, will join Congress in January and says she supports pushing him out.
On NPR's Morning Edition, Steve Inskeep spoke with John Ullyot, a former Pentagon spokesman who once publicly described turmoil inside Pete Hegseth's Defense Department, about the articles of impeachment now filed against the defense secretary.
A report on a U.S.-controlled bank account shows Washington received $12 billion in Venezuelan oil revenue after capturing the country's president. It reveals how the Trump administration has been managing a nation's wealth from afar.
Delegations from Kyiv, Washington and Moscow are heading to the United Arab Emirates for the first trilateral talks since February. US officials say both warring parties have shown 'some flexibility.'
Prosecutors in Washington have failed to win indictments in at least three cases in two weeks, a sign that the public's deference to federal prosecutors is wearing thin.
The president says he spoke with Jensen Huang on Monday and asked him about the alleged relationship. The claim has not been independently verified, and its significance lies in Nvidia's central place in US-China tech rivalry.
NOV 10 • 2026, 1:51 AM ET
Even as voters swung left nationally, the independent Senate candidates Democrats backed in deep-red states could not get over the line. The strategy now faces a reckoning.
NOV 9 • 2026, 11:50 AM ETWith Republicans holding Congress for only a few more weeks after their midterm defeat, President Trump has named Stephen Miller chief of staff, a choice that points toward confrontation rather than compromise.
NOV 9 • 2026, 10:20 AM ET
Once a fixture of British television and Hollywood comedy, Russell Brand has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison after being convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault in a case brought by six women.
NOV 9 • 2026, 9:50 AM ET
Fresh off midterm wins, House Democrats are preparing sweeping investigations into President Trump, his family and his administration. A Times congressional reporter maps out their likeliest targets.
NOV 9 • 2026, 9:50 AM ET
Following major Democratic gains in the 2026 midterms, President Trump is reshaping his circle of closest advisers. The shake-up raises a central question for his final two years: will changing the staff change the strategy?
NOV 9 • 2026, 7:51 AM ETAn impeachment vote on the defense secretary, a looming spending deal and several major bills are on the table as lawmakers return to a post-election Washington still absorbing last week's political earthquake.
NOV 9 • 2026, 7:50 AM ET
Voters angry over tariff-driven and war-fueled price hikes handed Democrats a midterm victory. Delivering real relief at the grocery store may prove far harder than winning on the issue.
NOV 9 • 2026, 5:50 AM ET
A new organization aims to coax Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez into the 2028 presidential race by showing her that a ready-made organizing network is waiting.
NOV 9 • 2026, 5:50 AM ET
President Donald Trump urged UFC chief Dana White to "please take the job" of White House press secretary in a Truth Social post, then said he had been kidding.
NOV 9 • 2026, 5:50 AM ET
Fresh off midterm gains, Democrats face an internal contest over foreign policy. Brookings scholar Thomas Wright says the party has yet to settle on a vision for the world after Trump.
NOV 9 • 2026, 3:50 AM ET
President Trump said Sunday that his public offer to make U.F.C. chief Dana White the White House press secretary was a joke, though he insisted White 'loves the idea.'
NOV 9 • 2026, 3:50 AM ET
After a bruising midterm, President Trump is reshaping his inner circle. The changes suggest he plans to confront a divided Congress rather than accommodate it.
NOV 9 • 2026, 1:51 AM ET
Former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. says his aggressive prostate cancer means he "won't be able to do as many conversations" to promote his forthcoming memoir as he had hoped.
NOV 9 • 2026, 1:50 AM ET
In a rare moment of self-assessment on "60 Minutes," President Trump acknowledged that his signature immigration crackdown may have hurt his party at the ballot box.
NOV 8 • 2026, 11:51 PM ET
NPR correspondents in Russia and China describe how two of Washington's chief rivals followed the U.S. midterm results, and what those results may signal about American power and policy.
NOV 8 • 2026, 9:50 AM ET
A bruising midterm defeat has set off a round of recriminations inside the GOP, with some members urging moderation and a fresh start. But with President Trump still in the White House and still setting the party's tone, the case for a course correction has few places to go.
NOV 8 • 2026, 7:50 AM ET
Two years after Republicans made notable inroads with young Americans, voters under 30 broke decisively for Democrats in the 2026 midterms, helping power a blue wave.
NOV 8 • 2026, 5:50 AM ET
Voters appear to have delivered a clear rebuke of President Trump, but the Constitution keeps him in office for more than two more years. That gap between verdict and exit now defines the nation's politics.
NOV 8 • 2026, 5:50 AM ETLoading results
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Each card shows the source furthest ahead in the count. Verified: two separate sources name the same leader, and their counts for the leader and for the race total are within 1 percent. Single source: only one source has the race, or the sources are more than 1 percent apart. Called: a source has declared a winner. Too close: the lead is under 1 percentage point. Sources disagree: two sources name different leaders or winners. Results refresh about every 2 minutes while this panel is on screen, and each source is checked about once a minute, so a number can be up to a few minutes old. No counts are shown for a state until its last polls close. Seat totals count only races a source has called, plus seats not up this year (striped); the Senate Democratic total includes 2 independents who caucus with Democrats.
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