Americans vote in 2026 US midterm elections, a referendum on Trump’s agenda.
“The race to control Congress is in its final stretch. Where do the midterms stand?”
NPR
npr.orgNPR is a U.S.-based nonprofit public media organization that produces radio, podcast, and digital journalism. Its website, npr.org, covers news, politics, culture, science, health, business, and international affairs, alongside audio from NPR programs.
- Credibility
- 5 of 5
- Lean
- Center-left
- Founded
- 1970
- Headquarters
- Washington
- United States
- Articles read
- 27,834
- 31 May 2015 to 3 November
In today’s Brief
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- New restrictions at Texas Tech are changing what professors can teach.
- Hackers target fridges globally; NPR investigates cyberattacks on industrial refrigerator controls.
- Election Day; control of Congress is on the line and results begin at 6 p.m. ET in Kentucky and Indiana.
- NPR makes race calls in the 2026 election with AP partnership.
- Anti-Indian hate is rising in the U.S., with targeted violence becoming more common.
- Swing voters rate the country ahead of Election Day.
- Congress control is at stake as voters head to the polls; Trump touts his record in final message.
- Four Corners flooding complicates voting for some residents due to widespread rainfall and river flooding.
NPR
npr.orgNPR is a U.S.-based nonprofit public media organization that produces radio, podcast, and digital journalism. Its website, npr.org, covers news, politics, culture, science, health, business, and international affairs, alongside audio from NPR programs.
- Credibility
- 5 of 5
- Lean
- Center-left
- Founded
- 1970
- Headquarters
- Washington
- United States
- Articles read
- 27,834
- 31 May 2015 to 3 Nov
In today’s Brief
Tuesday 3 NovemberRecent
Fetched 3 November, 11:27 UTCTuesday 3 November
- New restrictions at Texas Tech are changing what professors can teach.
- Hackers target fridges globally; NPR investigates cyberattacks on industrial refrigerator controls.
- Election Day; control of Congress is on the line and results begin at 6 p.m. ET in Kentucky and Indiana.
- NPR makes race calls in the 2026 election with AP partnership.
- Anti-Indian hate is rising in the U.S., with targeted violence becoming more common.
- Swing voters rate the country ahead of Election Day.
- Congress control is at stake as voters head to the polls; Trump touts his record in final message.
- Four Corners flooding complicates voting for some residents due to widespread rainfall and river flooding.
Profile
- Type
- Broadcaster
- Ownership
- National Public Radio, Inc., an independent nonprofit membership organization governed by a board that includes representatives of member stations.
- Funding
- Member-station fees, corporate sponsorships, grants, and donations.
- Business model
- Nonprofit media organization.
- Coverage
- NPR focuses on U.S. and international news, politics, public affairs, culture, science, health, business, and audio storytelling.
- Reputation
- NPR is generally regarded as a major public-service news organization known for in-depth audio journalism, while critics sometimes allege political or institutional bias.
- Language
- English
- Notes
- Local public radio stations are generally independent and are not owned by NPR.
- Public funding for NPR is limited and often indirect through member stations and public media grants.
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