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Moulton: Schumer Must Step Down as Senate Democratic Leader
Rep. Seth Moulton reiterated his call to oust Chuck Schumer as Senate Democratic leader during a debate, arguing the par
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Democratic Socialists Face Their Toughest Test in the Midwest
DSA's New York primary victories set up a critical Midwest test: can democratic socialist candidates win over skeptical
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New South Carolina Senator Splits from Late Brother on Filibuster
Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) broke with her late brother Lindsey on abolishing the filibuster, backing Trump's push to p
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Ellison pushes back on merger bias claims, vows CNN independence
David Ellison defends the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger and denies political bias, saying he won't interfere w
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FBI Confirms Water System Cyberattacks Across Seven States
At least seven states have reported cyberattacks on water systems to the FBI, forcing some utilities to shut down. Offic
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RFK Jr.'s HBO Cooking Show Draws Scrutiny Amid Health Crises
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. launches a cooking show on HBO, but critics say he should focus on pressing health crises like mea
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Democrats Take Narrow Lead Over GOP on Economy in New Poll
Democrats hold a slim edge over Republicans on economic issues in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, the first such lead since 20
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Senate Hearing Tests Medicaid Work Rules as GOP Defends Policy
The Senate Budget Committee convenes Tuesday to examine Medicaid work requirements, with health experts testifying on th
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DSA co-chair claims socialists are the Democratic Party's core voters
Megan Romer, DSA co-chair, told NewsNation that democratic socialists are the Democratic Party's base, pointing to econo
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Newsom's 20-Year-Old Affair Resurfaces in Vanity Fair Essay
A Vanity Fair essay by former aide Ruby Rippey revives Gavin Newsom's 2007 affair, testing his political resilience as h
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Trump's Tariff Agenda Fails on Every Front, Data Shows
Despite promises, Trump's tariffs have failed to reduce the trade deficit, boost manufacturing, or fund the government,
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Judge to Decide on Live TV Coverage in Mangione Murder Trial
Luigi Mangione's legal team is pushing to have his state murder trial broadcast live, arguing against restrictions that
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Rosie O'Donnell to Return to 'The View' for 30th Anniversary Special
Rosie O'Donnell is set to appear as a guest on 'The View' during its 30th anniversary season, celebrating the show's leg
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Spokane man arrested for arson in devastating Old Trails Fire
A Spokane man was arrested Monday for allegedly starting one of the wildfires that destroyed hundreds of homes and displ
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San Francisco's Comeback Exposes Los Angeles' Stagnation
San Francisco's recovery under pragmatic leadership contrasts sharply with Los Angeles' stagnation, offering lessons for
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Senate Advances Bipartisan Stopgap, Setting Up December Spending Clash
The Senate overwhelmingly approved a stopgap funding bill to keep government open through Dec. 11, but Democrats and Rep
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Blanche's AG Bid Faces New GOP Hurdles Despite Cornyn-Tillis Pact
Despite a deal with Cornyn and Tillis, Blanche's confirmation faces resistance from key GOP moderates, leaving Majority
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GOP Anxiety Grows Over Miller's Reelection Amid Abuse Allegations
Republicans are increasingly concerned about Rep. Max Miller's reelection prospects following abuse allegations by his e