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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 18.10.2026.

It displays 118 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

18.10.2026 ⇢ The Day France Reeled From Mass Riots
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American editors led with the aftermath of France's worst unrest in years, describing looting and clashes over living costs and student protests, Macron's address vowing rioters would pay and blaming far-left extremists, and U.S. responses from Vance and Trump framing the violence as a warning about immigration.

Attention then returned to Trump's waiver of new Russia sanctions, with cabinet officials defending the move as preserving negotiations, Trump criticizing Zelenskyy after Ukraine launched a mass drone strike on Russian oil terminals, and bipartisan congressional anger building.

Trump also issued a full endorsement of Netanyahu nine days before Israel's election.

Domestically, a new poll showing record-low approval and a toss-up Texas Senate race fueled midterm coverage, alongside Obama's rebuke of the probe into Ilhan Omar.

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“Very little technical advancement is needed to see self-sustaining rogue swarms,” one expert told Newsweek.
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05:31⇢France Ignites in Mass Street Riots

⌨Editorial focus has moved from Trump's Russia sanctions waiver to unrest in France (NYTimes, AP, CNN, Breitbart, Epoch Times). Outlets report half a million protested rising living costs and school conditions, with clashes, fires, looting and torched buildings. The government blames the far-left for stoking violence, while centrist and leftist leaders trade blame over the chaos.
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05:31⇢France Ignites in Mass Street Riots

⌨Editorial focus has moved from Trump's Russia sanctions waiver to unrest in France (NYTimes, AP, CNN, Breitbart, Epoch Times). Outlets report half a million protested rising living costs and school conditions, with clashes, fires, looting and torched buildings. The government blames the far-left for stoking violence, while centrist and leftist leaders trade blame over the chaos.
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Economist Anwar Shaikh, who died this month, spent half a century turning Marx’s categories into hard numbers. His first teaching assistant and longtime collaborator remembers the man and the work.
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The federal government closed fiscal year 2026 with a staggering $1.99 trillion budget deficit, a 12% increase from the previous year, as Washington's spending continued to outpace revenues and soaring interest payments on the national debt consumed an increasingly significant portion of the federal budget. According to Treasury Department data released Friday, the federal deficit widened from $1.78 trillion in fiscal 2025 to nearly $2 trillion in fiscal 2026. [Full Story]
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President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection Sunday, calling him a "Great Warrior Prime Minister" and an indispensable American ally in confronting Iran, as Netanyahu faces a closely contested battle to retain power. In a lengthy Truth Social post addressed "To the Great People of Israel," Trump offered his strongest possible backing for the Israeli leader. [Full Story]
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President Trump, as he prepared for the next leg of his campaigning blitz across the U.S., boasted that his rallies are the best weapon against predictions of a blue wave in fast-approaching Nov. 3 elections.
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President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection Sunday, calling him a "Great Warrior Prime Minister" and an indispensable American ally in confronting Iran, as Netanyahu faces a closely contested battle to retain power. In a lengthy Truth Social post addressed "To the Great People of Israel," Trump offered his strongest possible backing for the Israeli leader. [Full Story]
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In an address to the nation on Sunday evening, French President Emmanuel Macron refused to take any accountability for the national riots that erupted on Saturday, as he sought to shift the blame onto the far-left and even external forces like the Iran conflict while failing to acknowledge the role mass migration played in creating a groundswell of support for the unrest.
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President Trump endorsed Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection Sunday, hailing him as a "Great Warrior Prime Minister" and key U.S. ally against Iran ahead of Israel's closely contested Oct. 27 election. In a Truth Social post addressed "To the Great People of Israel," Trump threw his full support behind Netanyahu. [Full Story]
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17:50⇢Macron Vows Payback for French Rioters

⌨Coverage stays on France's unrest a day after mass protests (NYTimes, CNN, Epoch Times, Breitbart, Fox News, OAN). Outlets describe shock and recrimination as Macron vowed rioters 'must pay' and blamed far-left extremists. Trump warned of mass migration, while Fox News notes Iran taunted Macron over the chaos. Attention has shifted from street clashes to political fallout.
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17:50⇢Macron Vows Payback for French Rioters

⌨Coverage stays on France's unrest a day after mass protests (NYTimes, CNN, Epoch Times, Breitbart, Fox News, OAN). Outlets describe shock and recrimination as Macron vowed rioters 'must pay' and blamed far-left extremists. Trump warned of mass migration, while Fox News notes Iran taunted Macron over the chaos. Attention has shifted from street clashes to political fallout.
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With early voting for the midterms underway, federal investigations into the U.S. voting system are expanding. Election officials explain their response, and the Justice Department says "there should be no interruption" with the results.
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