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How USAID Cuts Reshaped Latin America’s Politics While NYC’s Socialists Surge
Latin America has seen seven consecutive conservative victories since USAID funding was slashed, while New York City’s s
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Five Senate Seats Poised to Flip in November Midterms
With 130 days to go, Democrats aim to flip four Senate seats. Key battlegrounds include North Carolina, Ohio, and Maine,
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Progressive Victories in New York Primaries Fuel Calls for Ocasio-Cortez to Challenge Schumer in 2028
Democratic socialist wins in New York primaries have intensified progressive demands for Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez t
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Trump's SAVE Act Push Divides GOP, Risks Midterm Unity
President Trump is investing significant political capital in the SAVE America Act, a bill he admits may not pass, causi
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Hickenlooper Fends Off Progressive Challenger in Colorado Senate Primary
Sen. John Hickenlooper beat back a progressive challenge from Julie Gonzales in Colorado's Democratic primary, winning h
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DSA Candidate Ousts 28-Year Incumbent DeGette in Colorado Primary Upset
Melat Kiros, a former attorney and DSA candidate, defeated 28-year incumbent Rep. Diana DeGette in Colorado's Democratic
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Weiser Tops Bennet in Colorado Democratic Primary for Governor
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has defeated Senator Michael Bennet in the Democratic primary for governor, flippi
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Hurd Survives Trump's Endorsement Whiplash to Win Colorado GOP Primary
Rep. Jeff Hurd secured renomination in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, overcoming Trump's endorsement reversal an
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Rutinel Wins Colorado 8th District Primary, Set to Face Vulnerable GOP Incumbent Evans
State Rep. Manny Rutinel won the Democratic primary for Colorado's 8th Congressional District, defeating former state Re
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NPR's Totenberg Apologizes to Alito After False Retirement Report
NPR journalist Nina Totenberg apologized to Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito after the outlet retracted a false story
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Supreme Court's Final Day: Birthright Citizenship, Transgender Bans, and Campaign Finance
The Supreme Court's final opinion day delivered major rulings on birthright citizenship, transgender sports bans, and ca
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Gallup: Ukrainian Approval of US Leadership Plummets to 7% as War Grinds On
A new Gallup poll shows just 7% of Ukrainians approve of US leadership, down from 66% in 2022, as the Russia-Ukraine war
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House Votes Overwhelmingly to Release Records of Lawmaker Sexual Misconduct Settlements
The House voted 420-0 to adopt a resolution directing the Ethics Committee to release a consolidated list of sexual misc
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Supreme Court Deals Blow to Trump, Upholds Birthright Citizenship in Landmark Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a major defeat for Trump, affirming that nearly all born in the U.S.
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Democrat Moves to Block Pentagon Cash for Trump's White House Ballroom
Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) is pushing an amendment to the NDAA to block at least $150 million in Pentagon funds from bei
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Alaska Supreme Court Lets Namesake Candidate Stay on Senate Ballot
The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling allowing Daniel J. Sullivan, a Republican candidate with the same
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Trump Welcomes Ex-Election Official Tina Peters, Convicted of 2020 Fraud, to White House
President Trump met with former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters, who was convicted for tampering with voting machin
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Scorching Heat Wave Persists Across U.S. as Officials Warn of Health Risks
A dangerous heat wave continues to engulf large parts of the country, with the National Weather Service warning of heat