The U.S. military plans to buy millions of drones in the coming years as it adapts to modern warfare. But a shortage of explosives is threatening the Pentagon’s agenda. on.wsj.com/4eYRwW7

Conservatives and liberals agree on some of the top policy ideas. Take our quiz to find out how your view of these ideas compares with those of people in our latest survey. on.wsj.com/3UPw2UQ

California’s billionaire-tax vote could offer clues for 2028. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter: on.wsj.com/4jJ4gng

Judge Ana Reyes issued a preliminary injunction on Monday to stop further tree clearing on the East Potomac Golf Links, unless there is an imminent threat to public safety, while litigation is ongoing on.wsj.com/4iizqzr

Running for Senate in Texas, Democrat James Talarico must convince some voters that he isn’t too liberal to represent the state on.wsj.com/4yGLWik

A U.S. court rejected a Trump administration request to immediately require California to set aside mail-in ballots it gets from 20,000 people the federal government says might not be U.S. citizens on.wsj.com/4z37iqt

Allies worry Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R., S.D.) could get blamed by President Trump and others if Democrats win back control in the midterms on.wsj.com/4zTvGeL

Dozens of data-center projects have already been delayed or disrupted by local opposition this year—here are four states to watch for on Election Day on.wsj.com/3UjmUrq

Former President Barack Obama was back on the campaign trail, showing he can still pack a house. But, can he help Democrats win? Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter: on.wsj.com/4igYcjr

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva clung to power in Sunday’s presidential election by orchestrating a surprise victory over Flávio Bolsonaro, winning an unprecedented fourth term on.wsj.com/47Ft2gM

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado returned to her country on Sunday, nearly 11 months after she fled by boat to receive the Nobel Peace Prize on.wsj.com/4slhkBe

California’s proposed billionaire tax sparked Democratic infighting and has many unions siding with the ultrarich, while voter polls remain close. on.wsj.com/4igRVUW

Trump has returned to the rally stage in force, hoping to energize his supporters and defy the polls predicting deep Republican losses in November on.wsj.com/4yLkdx1

Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday offered a combative defense of the Justice Department’s lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska’s Senate race if the Republican candidate loses on.wsj.com/4ePW4xW

Recent Supreme Court rulings have had an impact on the ads voters see and the candidates on their ballots on.wsj.com/3WKCyN8

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, aka AOC, has softened her tactics and pursued voters and lawmakers in both parties. To reach her biggest goals, she‘ll need the far-left base—and everybody else. on.wsj.com/4iDeww2

The former president, typically circumspect when criticizing Trump, gave an unusually sharp rebuke at an Ohio rally on.wsj.com/4yMcuyF

Why MAHA support for MAGA isn’t guaranteed for midterm elections on.wsj.com/4ieWQpn

There’s a sailor-mouth epidemic in politics. A former speechwriter unpacks the trend. on.wsj.com/4il4Ll2

Democrats weigh impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth if they retake the House, and the secret behind the hit Elizabeth Holmes documentary. Read more in today’s 10-Point newsletter. on.wsj.com/4BlYHBm