Faced with a historic midterm repudiation at home, where does it leave the most powerful man in the world with two more years in office?
The Newsweek cover story by @carlo_versano explores how Donald Trump may turn to foreign policy to cement his legacy: https://t.co/LDEAR817p2
After laughter near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a guard told a group with Hegseth to “maintain silence” and “pay respect.” https://t.co/j2MMpjMbDY
Cleveland explored multiple trade opportunities before the deadline, including for an edge rusher, but couldn't get a deal done. https://t.co/3jemg75LNt
Footage circulated by the conservative Turning Point USA shows the man shouting at attendees at the University of Texas at Tyler. https://t.co/QRRz7DUDro
The Steelers tried to trade for a top Titans wide receiver before Tuesday's deadline, but Tennessee reportedly had no interest. https://t.co/IDjOI9NTYg
President Donald Trump said the United States had won its confrontation with Iran but would continue until achieving a "total victory." Speaking at the Veterans Day observance at Arlington National Cemetery, Trump blamed Iran for decades of hostility toward America and praised his administration for taking military action.
US envoy Jared Kushner says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a major prisoner exchange following two days of US-brokered peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Calling the discussions a "good first step," Kushner confirmed plans to meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow before briefing Volodymyr Zelensky.