By Peter Eisler, Ned Parker, Mike Spector and Tom Hals Oct 28 - The Trump administration has issued more than 100 subpoenas demanding records on tens of thousands of voters in at least 13 states, part of an escalating effort ahead of next week’s midterm elections to uncover evidence of unlawful voting by people who aren’t US citizens.

To hear the president tell it, if Democrats control Congress over the next two years, it won’t be that big a deal.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold two Texas rallies as Republicans work to protect their congressional majorities, while a new Justice Department effort to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey intensifies the political stakes before Election Day.

Operatives aligned with the Democrat are accusing of recruiting a man with a similar name to her Republican opponent, according to a new report.

True, Trump has held off in recent weeks from restarting a full-fledged war on Iran, perhaps mindful that the conflict and the resulting spike in gas and diesel prices are deeply unpopular. But, as a case study, just listen to the administration’s remarks about destabilizing Cuba.

President Trump has called for Alaska Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola to withdraw from the race and be criminally prosecuted, after a report that people aligned with her campaign recruited candidates to draw votes away from Republican Sen.

Judge James Boasberg, a frequent Trump legal foe, now oversees the fight to unseal the FBI search warrant used in the raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar's home.

Alaskans for Mary said it "has no involvement with either Sullivan campaign."

US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz said the Trump administration is ejecting a Cuban diplomat from the United States amid soaring tensions between Washington and Havana.