Megyn Kelly urges Republicans to rebuild without Trump on the ballot
The conservative host called the party in ruins after Democrats took both chambers Tuesday.

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The conservative host called the party in ruins after Democrats took both chambers Tuesday.

Debris from the Learjet 60 is spread across roughly half a mile in Palm Beach County, and about 600 residents have been moved to shelters.
Murphy felt numbness in his arm at his son's hockey game on Saturday; his office has not said what kind of stroke he had.
The homeowner gave Baltimore police surveillance video timestamped 43 minutes apart, showing the 15-year-old arriving and then running from the house.
The TBI put Morley on its Most Wanted list with a reward of up to $2,500, and says he stole a white 2008 Ford F-350.
Drury, 54, says her left hand was nearly severed and she played dead; police had said she covered a wounded 7-year-old.
Lucas surrendered in Norfolk and was released on her own recognizance; her attorney says she denies all charges, with arraignment set for Nov. 16.
Two people who spoke with Trump Jr. told The Atlantic he raised objections when the campaign began on Feb. 28, nearly eight months ago.
Bend police declined to confirm who owned the shotgun, and court records show the shooter's mother pleaded guilty to harassment in 2023.
Trump's Truth Social post claimed higher home values and prestige; a change would need New Mexico's legislature and its voters.
Attorney General James Uthmeier is set to announce the charge Monday at FIU, months after the Justice Department charged Castro in the same 1996 shootdown.
Three children, ages 5, 8 and 11, and a teacher died Thursday; two more were critically hurt, and Gov. Tina Kotek praised the bystander who intervened.
Agents took Omar's passport and phone on Monday, and prosecutors have issued more than a dozen grand jury subpoenas in Minnesota.
A Cook County judge ordered the 19-year-old Taco Bell cashier detained after two coworkers called 911 about his messages.
The Sinclair-owned stations were hit again early Tuesday, four days after a car pulled up and fired 10 rounds into a conference room and an office.
The Justice Department confirmed the warrant but did not name Omar, who called the search an attempt to weaponize federal law enforcement.
Officers found Tanaka on the shoulder of I-35 holding a handgun, and court documents show a $1 million cash-only bond.
Court filings say Mohamud settled on Oct. 24, the date of a Hmong arts festival at the Bloomington mall, before buying a rifle.
More than 30 current and former officials and associates described Bessent's temper to the Journal, which he has partly disputed.
Pike, 50, is off a ventilator and in intensive care a week after two doses of pentobarbital failed to kill her.
Hastert pleaded guilty in 2015 to concealing hush-money payments to a man he abused as a teenager and served 13 months in prison.
North Miami Beach police say the four children, including a 2-month-old, were found hiding in a bathroom while Belizaire sailed to the Bahamas.
Ammel refused to leave jail for Thursday's arraignment, and a judge ordered him brought to the Oct. 15 hearing by force if necessary.
Pike was still audibly snoring when witnesses were escorted out at 8:53 p.m., and Tennessee's protocol sets out no step after the second dose.
The complaint says Stokes's mother identified him in bus surveillance stills, and police found a matching .40-caliber cartridge in her car.
Sheriff David Davis said a 12th victim, a 19-year-old man, was identified hours later, and that investigators have people of interest but no motive.
Copenhaver still had bullet fragments in his body; no cause of death has been released, and his wife remains a plaintiff against the U.S. government.
Umar Kremlev, a Putin ally, paid for part of Donald Trump Jr.'s Bahamas wedding weekend, and House Democrats have asked the FBI to respond by Sept. 30.
The Park Service has not authorized construction, and a judge requires 48 hours' notice before any activity at Memorial Circle.
Kyl's family said he died Wednesday night at his Phoenix home of complications from a neurological disease that ended his public life in December 2025.
Lee, 49, was pronounced dead at 6:22 p.m. at Holman prison in Atmore after the Supreme Court denied his request to intervene.
Shockley, 38, also faces a felony drug count and a misdemeanor fleeing charge after an arrest six days later, and is held on $100,000 bond.
A hiker found two bodies on Mount Yonah at about 11:20 a.m. Wednesday, and three agencies worked the scene before the remains went to the GBI crime lab.
Havemann-Niedrach pleaded guilty in January to one count from a seven-count indictment; the judge also barred her from public employment for life.
The jury also convicted him of two felonious assault counts and firearm specifications, with sentencing set for Sept. 21 in Toledo.
Two weeks after Trump named him CNN's best, Enten showed his net economic approval among full-time workers at 41 points underwater.
Troopers guarding Acton stopped Havas after he knocked bystanders down; police recovered two handguns, brass knuckles and a Taser.
Gateside by TSA PreCheck is free but requires applying one to three days ahead, and the agency says more airports will follow.
Musk's former partner Ashley St. Clair makes the election claim; the film opens at Venice Sept. 8 and in theaters Oct. 16.
Prosecutors found the June 30 shooting of Bart Diguglielmo, a 62-year-old Army veteran, was captured on video and left them unable to disprove Payne's fear.
Police found the pair hours after they were reported missing from their Juneau homes, with a firearm recovered near the bodies.
Taylor was ejected from her overturning pickup and struck by a hit-and-run driver still being sought; the alligator was also killed.
Yiannopoulos, deported last week for overstaying his visa, joked the balance left him just short of the $5 million Trump Platinum Card.
As opposition spreads across parties and regions, at least 12 states have filed moratorium bills and more than 530 counties have limited construction.
Prosecutors say the teenager recorded the livestream and released the shooters' manifesto, and she could face life without parole.
Agents took the former Breitbart editor into custody at a New Orleans airport, a day before Ye was set to perform in the city.
A stranger's photo of the Gannett Peak summit register confirmed Mackelprang had reached the top, narrowing the search that found him near Scott Lake.
Giuliani, who gave Hunter Biden's laptop to the New York Post, denies Carlson's suggestion that he acted for the Israeli prime minister.
The Kansas Republican co-sponsored the 1996 HIPAA health law with Ted Kennedy and later broke with her party over Donald Trump.
A Washington Post analysis of thousands of posts found religion overtook socialism as the dominant conservative topic about El-Sayed by mid-August.
One of the semis caught fire and a Mercedes was trapped beneath its trailer, forcing westbound traffic onto the Glendale Freeway into Thursday.
The season-opening game between Independence and Centennial was canceled after roughly seven or eight shots sent hundreds of fans fleeing the stadium.
The nationwide order restores case-by-case review for hundreds of thousands of family and job applicants frozen since January.
The recommendation heads to a bipartisan panel in September, with a final decision months away that could disrupt aid for 13 free-standing law schools.
Arrested in an FBI sting after five visits to the Capitol, Bowie faces up to 20 years on a material-support charge.
The devices were taken as four women told the FBI they were contacted in a probe of assault claims against Swalwell, who denies wrongdoing.
Cory Mills, Catalina Lauf and Megan Degenfelder all lost Tuesday, and Trump then endorsed Mills's Republican rival for November.
The Manhattan district attorney has until Oct. 9 to argue the state murder case can survive Mangione's federal plea to stalking.
Prosecutors say Bridegan was lured from his car by a tire in the road and shot as his 2-year-old daughter sat strapped in the back seat.
Washington marked a year of the Guard deployment with a protest outside the White House, and the District's appeal over its legality is still pending.
Police data shows violent crime in Washington up 3 percent this year even as homicides fell 32 percent, on a table the department calls preliminary.
Watchdog groups asked ethics officials to investigate gala tickets Paramount gave FCC commissioners during its merger reviews. One wants the chairman disqualified.
In CDC data for 2024, 9,576 births were to mothers with foreign addresses. The Center for Immigration Studies puts it as high as 26,000.
Ohio law gives Miller until Saturday to quit the ballot in his Cleveland-area district, ahead of a 4 p.m. Monday deadline to name a replacement.
Until Castro reaches Minnesota there is no trial. He has sat in a Texas cell since May, over a shot that went through a door and lodged in a child's bedroom wall.