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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 25.10.2026.

It displays 133 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

25.10.2026 ⇱ The Day Trump Called El-Sayed a Jihadist
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Nine days out, the campaign narrowed to Michigan, where Obama's Midwest swing denouncing 'cruelty' drew Trump to Port Huron and Detroit, joined by Nicki Minaj, to stump for Rogers. Trump escalated personal attacks, calling Democrat Abdul El-Sayed a 'jihadist' who should not serve and reviving attacks on Ilhan Omar. Coverage framed the contest around economic discontent and 2024 Trump voters now disapproving, with polls showing Democrats buoyed on affordability.

Legal fights over the vote advanced alongside the rallies, with the administration defending its preemptive suit to block certification in Alaska over two Dan Sullivans and facing skeptical judges in its California voting suit.

A shooting near Florida A&M's homecoming left 12 injured, including six children, drawing sustained breaking coverage.

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06:44⇱Disenchanted Trump Voters Tip Midterms

⌹Coverage stays on the midterm homestretch as Obama continues rallying in Midwestern battlegrounds denouncing 'cruelty' (AP) while attention turns to Trump-to-disapprovers who could decide control (Washington Post) and religion in the Texas Senate race (Newsweek). Early voting and Senate polling (OANN, Newsmax) and Democratic unity disputes (Intercept, Washington Examiner) persist. A shooting near Florida A&M injuring 12 draws breaking coverage (NBC, Fox).
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06:44⇱Disenchanted Trump Voters Tip Midterms

⌹Coverage stays on the midterm homestretch as Obama continues rallying in Midwestern battlegrounds denouncing 'cruelty' (AP) while attention turns to Trump-to-disapprovers who could decide control (Washington Post) and religion in the Texas Senate race (Newsweek). Early voting and Senate polling (OANN, Newsmax) and Democratic unity disputes (Intercept, Washington Examiner) persist. A shooting near Florida A&M injuring 12 draws breaking coverage (NBC, Fox).
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Protesters clashed with police across Italy on Saturday and even briefly stormed the Colosseum in Rome; however, Giorgia Meloni’s government claimed that widespread disorder was prevented by the expanded powers granted to police, which enabled preventative detention and led to the arrest of one of the chief architects of the Milan riots.
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Protesters clashed with police across Italy on Saturday and even briefly stormed the Colosseum in Rome; however, Giorgia Meloni’s government claimed that widespread disorder was prevented by the expanded powers granted to police, which enabled preventative detention and led to the arrest of one of the chief architects of the Milan riots.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle, Donald Trump’s ambassador to Greece, has resigned. Her farewell statement lays bare the bigger story: how American exporters and Greek capital collude to make ordinary households foot the bill for their new energy order.
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09:26⇱Economy Takes Over Midterm Homestretch

⌹Coverage centers on the midterm homestretch through the economy, with CNN framing the Midwest as a battleground over economic woes and CBS reporting Democrats buoyed by those concerns (CNN, CBS, USA Today). Attention stays on Trump-to-disapprovers as decisive (Washington Post) alongside Trump's rally travel and a planned Detroit appearance with Nicki Minaj (AP, Washington Examiner). Senate polling (Newsmax, Newsweek) persists.
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09:26⇱Economy Takes Over Midterm Homestretch

⌹Coverage centers on the midterm homestretch through the economy, with CNN framing the Midwest as a battleground over economic woes and CBS reporting Democrats buoyed by those concerns (CNN, CBS, USA Today). Attention stays on Trump-to-disapprovers as decisive (Washington Post) alongside Trump's rally travel and a planned Detroit appearance with Nicki Minaj (AP, Washington Examiner). Senate polling (Newsmax, Newsweek) persists.
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Protesters clashed with police across Italy on Saturday and even briefly stormed the Colosseum in Rome; however, Giorgia Meloni’s government claimed that widespread disorder was prevented by the expanded powers granted to police, which enabled preventative detention and led to the arrest of one of the chief architects of the Milan riots.
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President Donald Trump's net approval among urban voters climbed 20 points from July to October, a shift that could matter for Democrats' big-city margins in the Nov. 3 midterms. Trump remains deeply underwater in cities. In the monthly figures Newsweek reported, his urban rating went from 23% approve and 76% disapprove in July to 33% approve and 66% disapprove in October, cutting his net deficit from 53 points to 33. [Full Story]
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President Donald Trump's net approval among urban voters climbed 20 points from July to October, a shift that could matter for Democrats' big-city margins in the Nov. 3 midterms. Trump remains deeply underwater in cities. In the monthly figures Newsweek reported, his urban rating went from 23% approve and 76% disapprove in July to 33% approve and 66% disapprove in October, cutting his net deficit from 53 points to 33. [Full Story]
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11:10⇱Trump Fumes Over Obama Rally Attacks

⌹Coverage stays on the midterm homestretch as Obama's return to the trail draws Trump's response (HuffPost, USA Today). Polling frames Democrats as buoyed by economic concerns (CBS) while attention turns to disaffected Trump voters as decisive, from analysis of 2024 defectors to a personal account of medical bills (Washington Post, AP). Midwest economic woes as battleground (CNN) and Southern races in play (ABC) persist.
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11:10⇱Trump Fumes Over Obama Rally Attacks

⌹Coverage stays on the midterm homestretch as Obama's return to the trail draws Trump's response (HuffPost, USA Today). Polling frames Democrats as buoyed by economic concerns (CBS) while attention turns to disaffected Trump voters as decisive, from analysis of 2024 defectors to a personal account of medical bills (Washington Post, AP). Midwest economic woes as battleground (CNN) and Southern races in play (ABC) persist.
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Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) said if Democrats win back control of Congress, an impeachment of President Donald Trump is possible. Host Kristen Welker said, “Let me ask you about a big debate right now
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14:08⇱Trump Defectors Hold Midterm Balance

⌹Coverage remains on the midterm homestretch nine days out, centering on disaffected Trump voters as decisive amid economic discontent (Washington Post, AP, CBS, Common Dreams). Attention shifts to legal maneuvering over the Alaska Senate race, with the administration defending a suit to block certification over two Dan Sullivans (CNN, Washington Times).
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14:08⇱Trump Defectors Hold Midterm Balance

⌹Coverage remains on the midterm homestretch nine days out, centering on disaffected Trump voters as decisive amid economic discontent (Washington Post, AP, CBS, Common Dreams). Attention shifts to legal maneuvering over the Alaska Senate race, with the administration defending a suit to block certification over two Dan Sullivans (CNN, Washington Times).
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House Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday rejected polls predicting a Democratic takeover of the House, insisting Republican enthusiasm is surging ahead of the midterms and pollsters are undercounting GOP voters. "These polls are off — all of them. They use faulty analysis," Johnson declared in a televised interview, challenging forecasts favoring Democrats to seize the majority. [Full Story]
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17:29⇱Trump Calls Michigan Rival A Jihadist

⌹Coverage stays on the midterm homestretch nine days out, with Trump rallying in Michigan branding El-Sayed a 'jihadist' (Fox News) while the administration presses election suits in Alaska and California (USA Today, HuffPost, CNN). Polling showing Democrats buoyed by economic worries draws GOP dismissal as faulty and undercounting Republicans (CBS, Newsmax, Daily Caller).
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17:29⇱Trump Calls Michigan Rival A Jihadist

⌹Coverage stays on the midterm homestretch nine days out, with Trump rallying in Michigan branding El-Sayed a 'jihadist' (Fox News) while the administration presses election suits in Alaska and California (USA Today, HuffPost, CNN). Polling showing Democrats buoyed by economic worries draws GOP dismissal as faulty and undercounting Republicans (CBS, Newsmax, Daily Caller).
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President Trump on Sunday took aim at Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, accusing him of ties to Islamic extremism while rallying support for Republican Mike Rogers in a crucial Senate showdown. "I'm here to keep a jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member from becoming a [U.S.] senator," Trump said, intensifying his attacks on El-Sayed's past statements. [Full Story]
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20:25⇱Trump Demands El-Sayed Kept From Senate

⌹Coverage stays on the midterm homestretch, with Trump escalating attacks on Michigan Democrat El-Sayed as a 'jihadist' unfit for the Senate and shaming his Jewish supporters (HuffPost, Breitbart, Newsmax), while El-Sayed ties rival Rogers to the Trump agenda (Common Dreams). The administration's California voting suit met skeptical judges (CNN, ABC) as Democrats tout a wave powered by Trump defectors (Boston Globe, Washington Post).
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23:39⇱Lula Stuns Bolsonaro In Runoff

⌹Attention shifts to Brazil, where outlets report Lula's reelection to a fourth term over Flávio Bolsonaro (AP, NYTimes, CNN, USA Today, Newsweek, Fox News). Coverage centers on Bolsonaro's refusal to concede and bid to annul the result after a court-ordered extension of voting (Epoch Times, Breitbart). Several frame the outcome as a setback for Trump's push for a regional ally (Mother Jones, Common Dreams).