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Federal judges allow Tennessee congressional map dividing majority-Black Memphis district
A panel of federal judges allowed Tennessee’s new congressional map to take effect, despite objections that it divides Memphis’s majority-Black district among three separate constituencies. The decision mattered because the redistricting plan was expected to reduce Black voters’ ability to elect their preferred candidate and strengthen Republican prospects in the area. The map split the…
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FDA panel votes to add peptides to permitted compounding list despite opposition from agency scientists
An FDA advisory panel voted to recommend adding several peptides to the list of substances that US compounding pharmacies may use, despite FDA scientists’ objections. The recommendation could make prescription access easier for products promoted for areas such as recovery, inflammation and wound treatment, but it does not itself approve the peptides or make them…
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Military leaders demand action from Burnham and Streeting over ‘national shame’ facing UK veterans
Senior military figures have called on Health Secretary Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham to take urgent action over what they have described as a “national shame” affecting UK veterans. The intervention piles pressure on ministers to address long-standing concerns about how former service personnel are treated and supported after leaving the armed forces. The full…
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The Morning Poll: Do you think Andy Burnham will last as Prime Minister?
The Daily Mail’s morning poll asks readers whether they believe Andy Burnham will survive as Prime Minister, reflecting mounting pressure on him amid a series of contentious policy moves. The question comes as reports suggest Burnham may be considering an inheritance tax overhaul, while facing criticism from opposition figures over other domestic policies, making his…
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Jewish Michigan Democrats admit they will vote Republican if Abdul El-Sayed becomes nominee
Jewish Democrats in Michigan told Fox News they would support Republican Mike Rogers if Abdul El-Sayed became the Democratic nominee, reflecting concerns about his candidacy among some voters in the party’s traditional coalition. The reported stance matters because Michigan is a competitive state, and any loss of support among Jewish Democrats could affect a close…
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Fox News Poll: Voters oppose the Iran war, see prolonged commitment
A Fox News poll indicates that public opposition to US military action against Iran is rising, with disapproval of President Donald Trump’s handling of the issue reaching a record high in July. The findings matter because they suggest limited public support for an extended conflict and potential political pressure on the administration’s approach. According to…
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Fox News Poll: Significant support for both voter ID laws and mail-in ballots
A Fox News national survey found broad support for requiring photo identification in federal elections, as Congress debates the SAVE America Act. The issue matters because the bill, which supporters say would strengthen election security, has passed the House but remains stalled in the Senate. The article says eight in ten respondents backed voter ID…
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Michael J. Fox says going public with Parkinson’s was ‘hell’ on wife Tracy Pollan
Michael J. Fox has discussed the impact of publicly sharing his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis, saying the experience was particularly difficult for his wife, Tracy Pollan. His comments highlight how a serious illness can affect not only the person diagnosed but also their family and close supporters. Fox made the remarks during the third annual Social…
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Carville tells Democrats to ‘just quit fighting’ against voter ID requirements, warns it polls at 75%
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville urged Democrats to stop opposing voter identification requirements, arguing that the issue has overwhelming public support. His comments highlight a continuing Democratic tension between concerns about voter access and the political cost of resisting measures many voters view as straightforward election safeguards. Carville reportedly said voter ID polls at about…
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Six-figure private security bill for top Dem Senate hopeful fuels GOP hypocrisy claims
Former North Carolina governor Roy Cooper’s Senate campaign spent more than $250,000 on private security, according to Federal Election Commission records reviewed by Fox News Digital. Republicans are using the spending to argue that Cooper’s approach to crime and public safety is inconsistent, while the article presents it as a developing campaign issue. The records…