The news, from every side.
Headlines from 31 outlets we rate Left, Center or Right, grouped by story so you can see who is covering what and how. The biggest stories get a neutral summary written by our news desk, with every fact attributed and every source linked.
Top stories, summarized
Written by the news desk · updated Oct 22, 2:30 PM ETRamaswamy campaign ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother draws criticism from both parties
The Republican nominee for Ohio governor says the ad is his campaign's. Gov. Mike DeWine says it is wrong to run it; Vice President JD Vance told Republicans to stop complaining about it.
An online ad in the Ohio governor's race began circulating on the night of Oct. 19. In it, Donna Arthur, the long estranged mother of Democratic nominee Amy Acton, calls her daughter "a liar" and suggests she has mental health problems, the Associated Press reported. The ad first appeared without the legally required paid for line.
10 reports from 9 outlets · Read the neutral summaryFederal judge orders a halt to noncitizen voter investigations in nine states through Election Day
Associated Press, CBS NewsPolitics · October 22Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will move out of her Washington home after a federal search and threats
Axios, NPR, NBC News and 6 morePolitics · October 22Michigan and Kansas Senate candidates meet in their final debates; Wisconsin's governor candidates hold their only one
NBC News, CBS News, CBS News and 7 moreWorld · October 22U.S. orders some embassy staff and families to leave Saudi Arabia after a Houthi attack on an airport
The Hill, The Hill, CBS News and 5 morePolitics · October 21AIPAC will stop endorsing candidates and giving directly through its PAC; its super PAC continues
NPR, Jewish Insider, CNBC and 2 moreWorld · October 22American Stephen Hubbard freed from Russian prison after more than four years
CBS News, NBC NewsThe live wire
Reading every outlet's feedHow this works
Ratings are ours
Every outlet carries an On Point Politics rating of Left, Center or Right, judged on story selection, headline framing, sourcing and the outlet's own stated positions. Wire copy that a network republishes is credited to the wire. See every rating and why.
Headlines are theirs
The live wire shows each outlet's own headline and links to its own page. We group headlines about the same event; we do not rewrite them. Opinion pieces are marked.
Summaries are attributed
Each summary is written from the linked reporting and names the outlet behind every fact. Claims by candidates and officials are given as claims. See something wrong? Tell us and we will correct it with a note.