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The midterm elections in the United States are a crucial test for the incumbent administration. The Wall Street Journal has been tracking presidential consensus since 1990.
37% of Americans approve of Donald Trump's performance, the lowest percentage for a president on the eve of the midterm elections among polls carried out by the Wall Street Journal since 1990.
This is what emerges from a survey by the WSJ, according to which 11% of voters who voted for the president in 2024 regret it. The newspaper reports that the president is optimistic about the midterms and is convinced that the Republicans will win even if by a small margin.

Fratelli d'Italia launches the 'No one remains hidden' campaign with a signature collection to ban the full veil, arranged marriages and virginity certificates, as well as requesting stricter controls on places of worship to counter fundamentalism.

The Alternative Student Opposition (Osa) has called a new day of mobilization for Monday 28th in all Italian schools against the school decree, after yesterday's protests. The students accuse the Meloni government of state racism and ask for President Mattarella's intervention.

Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani criticizes magistrates for the release of people arrested in the act, calling for greater rigidity. The National Association of Magistrates responds by defining Tajani's words as contrary to the rule of law.

Russian Foreign Minister Serghei Lavrov, speaking at the UN General Assembly, accused the West of using brute force and threatening global stability, contrasting it with the emergence of a multipolar world order led by the global South.

The League is asking the large Italian banks for a significant contribution in the next budget law, comparing it to Eni's voluntary one. The party cites bank profit forecasts for 2026, estimated at around 50 billion euros.

Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani claimed Eni's decision to impose a cap on the price of petroleum products as a political victory for Forza Italia, underlining the party's role in dialogue with the company.