In the past, a serious illness might have derailed a campaign or raised questions about whether a lawmaker should stay in office. That hasn't been the case in recent times.
Analysts say the president's controversial new policy is unlikely to make a real impact at the country's southern border, where the administration is taking heat for an influx of migrants. With midterms a few weeks away, the rule this year is that there are no rules. And the analytics political prognosticators use to predict elections are proving maddeningly unreliable. Two highly anticipated cases – on election law and LGBTQ protections – are set for oral arguments in early December. A long history of reliance on Saudi Arabia for energy and military security now undermines a new, unprecedented U.S. effort to punish the kingdom for its alliance with Russia. A more than two-hour hearing, perhaps expected to serve as a finale to their 16-month investigation, left out widely anticipated details and spurred new questions along the way. U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad. | 
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