Republicans look for a red wave in Tuesday’s elections, Control of the U.S. Senate balances on a knife’s edge heading into election day, Governors races in New York and other states tighten, Biden lashes out at oil companies as gas prices rise, two South Korean men recover from being trapped in a collapsed zinc mine for nine days, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inducted a new class of artists over the weekend, and a total lunar eclipse will be visible tomorrow morning.
The Supreme Court considers whether race should be a factor in college admissions if diversity is the goal
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin sent a message to North Korea, Democrats are pulling out all the stops as Election Day approaches, a man attacked Republican Senate candidate Don Bolduc just before his debate with Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan, immigration officials say the man who allegedly violently attacked Paul Pelosi was in the country illegally, Israeli Acting Prime Minister Yair Lapid conceded defeat, inspectors have found nothing to support Russia’s claims that Ukrainian forces were planning to set off so-called “dirty bombs”
Plus: overheated politics, and pandemic policy
Members of Congress and their families are not assured protection
Your guide to the midterm elections in the Great Lakes State
