A former Cornell University case involving allegations of sexual assault has escalated into an active criminal investigation, marking a significant shift in how authorities are handling the matter. Meanwhile, political momentum appears to be building for the upcoming midterm elections, with a key figure from one major party intensifying campaign efforts in critical swing states like Alabama and Ohio. Economic concerns also loom as recent job figures show signs of weakening, raising questions about the broader economic outlook. Plus, with daylight saving time set to end unless Congress intervenes, Americans are weighing in on whether they prefer the current time system or a return to standard time.
Plus: 👟Trump chases GOP midterm momentum {beacon} It’s Friday. Daylight saving time ends in less than a month unless Congress acts on pending legislation. Tell us, are you pro-daylight or standard time? 🕒 In today's issue: Cornell rape case now active criminal probe Trump takes midterm push to Alabama, Ohio Jobs stumble as...
