On today's Front Page: Russia launched its most sustained aerial attack since the first days of its seven-month invasion of Ukraine, voters in five states all have cannibis-related measures on their midterm ballot, and more.

On today's Front Page: Special counsel John Durham begins what is expected to be his final act, Syria has quietly become one of the U.S. military’s hottest and most dangerous war zones, and more.

On today's Front Page: Democrats running in House and Senate races have ditched talk about climate change policies, a profile of Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan as he potentially prepares to take the House Judiciary Committee gavel, and more.

On today's Front Page: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has tested a new ballistic missile, Democrats are highlighting recent revelations about Republican Senate candidates Herschel Walker and Mehmet Oz to try and shift voters’ minds, and more.

On today's Front Page: An increasing number of police are leaving their jobs to run for elected office, the top two candidates in Brazil's presidential election are headed to a runoff, and more.

On today's Front Page: Daylight has brought a clearer view of the devastation Hurricane Ian brought to southwest Florida, Taiwan’s foreign minister says the Chinese militarily could invade Taiwan as soon as next year, and more.

On today's Front Page: European leaders say deliberate acts of sabotage were responsible for the damage done to two major Russian underwater natural gas pipelines, the Supreme Court readies for a packed new term, and more.

On today's Front Page: Hurricane Ian is set to make landfall in southwest Florida as a Category 4 storm, West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin has retreated under bipartisan opposition to his proposal to fast-track energy projects, and more.

On today's Front Page: Russian President Vladimir Putin has granted citizenship to former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, the migrant smuggling economy at the U.S.-Mexico border now tops $20 billion, and more.

On today's Front Page: U.S. and Ukrainian officials said that they take Russian President Vladimir Putin’s threats of nuclear war seriously, the search is on for ways to increase water supply in the West, and more.