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Today: two presidents make their midterm pitches. As Trump zeroes in on red state voters, Obama offers up a counter argument for Democratic candidates. Then, the administration’s new tactics to interfere with the voting process before Election Day. Plus, the new reason health care just keeps getting more and more expensive.

Today, President Trump heads to Iowa as new polling shows Democrats with a narrow lead. Then, Michigan Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers clash in a heated final debate. Plus, new reporting about the U.S. drawing up plans for new strikes on Iran after the elections.

Today, President Trump visits South Carolina to campaign for Senator Darline Graham, despite a big disagreement over his decision to lift sanctions on Russia. Then, we talk to a former Zelenskyy advisor about the widening rift with President Trump, and how Ukrainians are weathering Russia’s relentless missile strikes. Plus, major new warnings about the AI bubble, as companies prepare to invest trillions of dollars on the technology

Today: President Trump makes his final pitch to voters in Kansas, offering cash payouts to farmers to make up for sky high gas prices caused by his war in Iran. Then, America's strained relationship with Ukraine, as the president insists that Russia has been "fine" and lobs insults at Zelenskyy. Plus, how the immigration crackdown is impacting the housing market and the economy.

TODAY: President Trump's polling hits new lows, just two weeks out from election day. Now he's campaigning in Kansas, hoping to keep a deep red state from turning blue. Plus, the president defends his decision to lift sanctions on Russia. Then, the huge protests in France that turned into destructive riots. What is driving the chaos?

Today: a community in mourning after three young students and a teacher are killed during a school shooting in Oregon. Then, midterm campaign spending skyrockets, as Elon Musk makes a big investment in one Senate candidate in a critical race. Plus, the boom in prediction markets, with bets on everything from politics to the weather. Steph sits down with the CEO of Kalshi.

Right now, early voting kicks off in a key Senate battleground. Polls open in North Carolina, a state Democrats hope will help them flip the Senate. Then, as voters face relentless inflation, fears grow that rising prices could be the new normal for years. Plus, AI and the midterms. New reporting that Russia, China and Iran are using AI to ramp up disinformation in the closing weeks of the campaign.

Today, early voting is officially underway in Iowa: a red farming state where the race for U.S. Senate is a toss up, as residents are hit hard by the economic fallout from the Iran war. Then, the Houthis strike Saudi Arabia’s oil company headquarters. What this could mean for gas and diesel prices. Plus, we’ll dive into the space race between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos: who’s ahead, and why it matters.

Today, Georgia’s Republican candidate for governor chose not to face his Democratic opponent on the debate stage, just as early voting begins in the battleground state. Then, the president’s new White House Press Secretary faces reporters for the first time. We’ll bring you that briefing live. Plus, harsh words from a federal judge. Why she says the Trump administration has lost its credibility.

Today, backlash over President Trump’s “diesel deal” with Russia. The White House is desperate to bring prices down before the midterms, but some Republicans are calling the agreement with the Kremlin a “grave error.” And, tensions between the Iranian-backed Houthis and Saudi Arabia are rising. The escalating violence is shutting down an airport and plunging the region into more uncertainty. Plus, the Justice Department is now launching an investigation into TV networks over press pool coverage.

Today, heated debates for the Senate in the all important states of Michigan, Georgia and Maine. Attacks got personal, as Democrats tied their opponents to President Trump. Then, the Department of Homeland Security addresses an ICE shooting in New York City that has sparked outrage, as the mayor accuses the Trump administration of “terrorizing” the city.

Today, all eyes on Iowa and the close race for the state's Senate seat, after Republican Ashley Hinson and Democrat Josh Turek clashed in their first debate. Then, new reporting that Trump is considering a plan for strikes on Iran before the midterms. Plus, unmet economic goals and a hot temper. The Wall Street Journal takes us inside Scott Bessent's tenure at the Treasury Department.

Today: Susan Collins and Troy Jackson clash in their first debate for Maine's Senate seat. Then, Trump says the U.S. has to "finish up" the Iran war one way or another. What's next after the pentagon removed bombers from the UK. Plus, what we know about new ProPublica report on more than 500 American citizens detained by immigration agents.

Today, polls show Democrats improving their chances to win control of the Senate. We'll break down the key races where they've opened up leads just about a month out from Election Day. Then, the U.S. and allies agree to release diesel reserves in an effort to ease prices. But how much of a difference will it make? Plus, Trump wants A.I. companies to police themselves, but local leaders are pushing for new regulations.

Today, the president heads to the Lone Star State to defend his economic record while voters are worried about the cost of living. Then, the FTC opens an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic over risks to consumers, and I'll talk to OpenAI's head of global policy. Plus, oil flowing through the Strait of Hormuz hits prewar levels, but what does it mean for prices at the pump?

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Today, special coverage takes us to Capitol Hill, where former DOJ special counsel Jack Smith faces intense questioning from Republican senators. We carry his Senate Judiciary Committee hearing live, from opening statements through his testimony.

TODAY: With the midterms five weeks out, we're taking a look at Democrats' chances of winning both chambers of Congress as the president's approval rating hits a new low. Then, Trump is set to roll back fuel economy rules for cars as gas prices surge. Plus, what we know about OpenAI's model going rogue and messing with government websites.

TODAY: Despite a federal judge ordering the Trump administration to immediately restore the press's access, MS NOW reporters were not allowed back on White House grounds this morning. Then, Trump rolls out the red carpet, and much more, for Chinese President Xi Jinping. But as it stands now, we won't be able to bring you any pictures, so what's at stake for this summit? Plus, the brewing battle over whether to ban diesel exports, with industry officials pushing back while Republicans say they need prices to drop.

TODAY: More and more Republican candidates are distancing themselves from the White House as new polls spell trouble for the midterms. Then, the Trump administration flip-flops and now says it wants a ban on diesel exports, but will that even make a dent in record fuel prices? Plus, Steph will speak to the bipartisan duo behind an AI safety bill, as the debate over how to regulate the technology continues.