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A federal appeals court cleared the way on Wednesday for Americans to bet on the 2024 congressional elections.

Appeals court rules betting on US elections can resume

While the presidential election is getting most of the national attention, there is a fierce battle for control of the House.

Republicans, Democrats push vastly different platforms in battle for the House

Trump announced Tuesday he would veto a national abortion ban if reelected, stating it should be up to individual states to decide.

Trump declares he would veto national abortion ban if reelected

Trump is blitzing the states and holding his signature rallies. But an investigation found that when they are over, bills are left behind.

Investigation finds cities left with big costs once Trump rallies leave town

CBS News says former President Trump has backed out an upcoming interview with “60 Minutes.” For decades, “60 Minutes” has broadcast election specials with the candidates. CBS reported both Trump and Vice President Harris had agreed to take part in this year’s special in separate one-on-one interviews, but Trump has since reportedly changed his mind.

Trump backs out of ’60 Minutes’ election special, Harris interview to still air: CBS

We have a recap of the first, and likely only, vice presidential debate of 2024.

Vance, Walz defend their running mates’ records in vice presidential debate

A Michigan community agreed to pay $20,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a woman who was denied a ballot in 2022.

Michigan voter denied ballot in 2022 settles lawsuit for $20,000

An error at the Oregon DMV led to more than 1,200 people being registered to vote without proof of U.S. citizenship.

Oregon registers 1.2k voters without proof of citizenship, waited to report error

With exactly five weeks to go until election night, the vice presidential candidates will square off in a debate, hosted by CBS News.

The vice presidential debate is tonight. Here’s what to expect on viewership.

An absentee ballot drop box in Wausau, Wisconsin is back after a judge ruled city clerks have the final say over the boxes' placement.

Ballot drop box controversy in Wisconsin takes new turn as box returns

Sheriffs from at least four Arizona counties say they will not enforce a controversial immigration measure if voters approve it in November.

Arizona sheriffs say they won’t enforce proposed immigration law

On Monday, both presidential candidates spent their day focusing on the relief needed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which has claimed the lives of at least 125 people.

Harris, Trump turn attention to Hurricane Helene relief

Dockworkers on the U.S.' east and gulf coasts have gone on strike.

Dockworkers begin strike at East and Gulf coast ports

CBS News is rejecting a legal threat from former President Donald Trump regarding a '60 Minutes' interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

CBS News to air QR code fact-check feature during vice presidential debate

Ryan Routh pleaded not guilty Monday to federal charges related to an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

Ryan Routh pleads not guilty in assassination attempt against Trump

Former President Trump said Vice President Harris was "mentally impaired" when describing her handling of the southern border.

Trump calls Harris ‘mentally impaired.’ Allies want him on message.

New details are emerging over Netflix cancellations over the summer, many dissatisfied with co-founder Reed Hastings' political endorsement.

Netflix saw a spike in cancellations after co-founder endorsed Kamala Harris

Crypto owners are evenly split between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 election.

Poll shows crypto owners split between Harris and Trump

For the fourth time in September, former President Donald Trump campaigned in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania over the weekend.

Dueling messages from Harris, Trump in Pennsylvania as polls tighten

The DOJ is suing Alabama and its Secretary of State over the removal of over 3,000 names from voter rolls within 90 days of the election.

DOJ sues Alabama over effort to remove 3,000 names from voter rolls

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump both seek to court the approximately 36 million eligible Latino voters.

Harris still ahead amongst Latinos, but Trump gaining support: Poll

Hezbollah vows revenge after it's leader in Lebanon was killed in an Israeli strike.

Hamas says leader in Lebanon killed by Israeli airstrike

The RNC invited the far-right political activist known for helping spread the ‘pizzagate’ conspiracy to an event on Sept. 4

RNC asks ‘pizzagate’ conspiracy theorist to train poll watchers

The Justice Department revealed Friday, Sept. 27, that more than 3,400 fugitives have been apprehended as part of Operation North Star.

Operation North Star busts 3,400 violent offenders in 5-month phase