The race for the Senate has become a toss-up. Here’s why.

Voters in New Hampshire picked their Senate candidates in one of the last primaries of the season, the final piece in a race for the Senate that’s now a genuine toss-up. NBC News national-politics reporter Bridget Bowman lays out where things stand.

A dozen countries — including the U.K., France, and Canada — have announced sanctions targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The BBC has the details.

Americans are being scammed out of their money at record levels, losing close to $16 billion in 2025 alone. Associated Press investigative reporter Erika Kinetz shares what she and ‘Frontline’ found about who’s being targeted, the devastating emotional toll on victims, and why so few ever get their money back.

Plus, a turbulent day in the Middle East as the U.S. resumed strikes and the Houthis expanded their attacks. Also, the Smithsonian’s top official announced his retirement, and thieves pulled off another daring heist at a French museum.

Today’s episode was hosted by Gideon Resnick.