Fox News

@FoxNews · 29.4M followers

"I think the guy is crazy and would be a terrible senator for the people of Michigan." @VP JD Vance unloads on Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, accusing him of resorting to personal attacks instead of explaining how he'd improve life for voters. "He's also gone after https://t.co/dT1tDGG1NR

The Washington Post

@washingtonpost · 19.3M followers

Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) has counted on split-ticket voters to help her win in a blue state. Now one of the most vulnerable Senate Republicans up for re-election, Collins faces skepticism from Democrats and left-leaning independents. https://t.co/VbtGhiHTqc

The Economist

@TheEconomist · 26.2M followers

The biggest red flag for poor gut health is a simple lack of biodiversity. However, the idea that tinkering with the presence or absence of this or that type of bug will perceptibly improve your health has scant published scientific basis https://t.co/0TrFQGkViJ

The Times Of India

@timesofindia · 13.9M followers

#ArunachalPradesh Chief Minister #PemaKhandu on Saturday rejected reports of #Chinese military encroachment in the state and said that the #Army was effectively patrolling and safeguarding the territory. Speaking to reporters, Khandu said, "No signs of encroachment in Arunachal https://t.co/TioTO7Mm8O

The Wall Street Journal

@WSJ · 22M followers

Workers who take approved leaves of absence for medical or other reasons often think—mistakenly—that their positions are safe https://t.co/1SQnZLpmLp

SCOTUSblog

@SCOTUSblog · 577.7K followers

President Donald Trump has renewed his effort to fire Lisa Cook, a member of the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors. https://t.co/YpIt7inNTk

Al Jazeera English

@AJEnglish · 10M followers

At least three inmates have been killed and more than 20 injured in violence across Sri Lankan prisons. Investigators suspect links to rival drug gangs. Al Jazeera’s Minelle Fernandez has more from outside a prison in Colombo. https://t.co/yJyESUv2rx

Bloomberg

@business · 10.4M followers

July’s surprisingly weak jobs report coupled with a possible cooling in inflation next week may lead the Fed to hold interest rates steady at its next meeting, says Bloomberg Economic’s @AnnaEconomist https://t.co/n077VrLEKX