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Cook Report Moves Iowa Senate Race to 'Lean Republican' After Turek Primary Win
Cook Political Report shifts Iowa Senate race to 'lean Republican' after Josh Turek's primary victory, citing tariff bac
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Atlanta Federal Judge Faces Impeachment Calls Over Affair and Lies
Pressure mounts on Judge Eleanor Ross after an investigation reveals she lied about an extramarital affair with a police
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The 1913 Amendment That Gutted Federalism and No One Noticed
The 17th Amendment, ratified in 1913, ended state legislative election of senators, removing the Founders' structural ch
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Hill Summit to Tackle Stagflation, Tariffs, and AI Spending Amid Midterms
The Hill's second annual Invest in America Summit on Wednesday brings together top policymakers and financiers to addres
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Blanche Kills Anti-Weaponization Fund, Clearing Path for $72B GOP Package
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed the DOJ will not proceed with the $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, a
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Kennedy Heir Schlossberg Struggles to Shed Dynasty Label in NY House Bid
Jack Schlossberg, grandson of President John F. Kennedy, is running for Congress in New York as an anti-establishment ou
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Midwest Farmers' Economic Pain Threatens GOP Midterm Turnout
Farmers in the Midwest face rising costs and tariff fallout, testing GOP loyalty ahead of the midterms as economic disco
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Bass Clinches Runoff Spot in LA Mayoral Race; Pratt Holds Narrow Lead Over Raman
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is headed to a November runoff after failing to win a majority in the primary. Republican r
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Lahn Wins GOP Primary, Sets Up November Showdown with Sand in Iowa Governor Race
Businessman Zach Lahn upset Rep. Randy Feenstra in the GOP primary, setting up a November matchup with State Auditor Rob
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Texas Voters Split Evenly on Election Integrity vs. Ballot Access in New TSU Poll
A new Texas Southern University poll shows Texas voters split 50-50 on whether election integrity or ballot access shoul
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Miller-Meeks and Bohannan Set for Third Nail-Biter in Iowa's 1st District
Republican Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Democrat Christina Bohannan are headed for a third consecutive matchup in I
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Hinson vs. Turek: Iowa Senate Race Set After Ernst Retirement
Rep. Ashley Hinson (R) and state Rep. Josh Turek (D) are set to compete for retiring Sen. Joni Ernst's Iowa Senate seat,
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California Primary Results May Stretch Into Next Week as Mail Ballot Counting Lags
California's primary vote count may drag into next week, with mail ballots postmarked by Election Day accepted until Jun
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Supreme Court Greenlights Alabama GOP Map, Erasing Second Black-Majority District
The Supreme Court cleared the way for Alabama Republicans to scrap the state's second Black-majority district, giving th
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Illinois Senators Demand Interim US Attorney Resign Over Botched Case
Illinois Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth demand interim U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros resign following the collapse
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Messina Warns LA Mayor Bass Faces Serious Reelection Threat
Democratic strategist Jim Messina warns LA Mayor Karen Bass faces a serious reelection threat due to anger over her hand
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Platner's Sexting Scandal Overshadows D.C. Meeting with Senate Democrats
Graham Platner met Senate Democrats in D.C. to contain fallout from explicit texts on Kik. Leaders like Schumer and Gill
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Trump Taps Housing Chief Pulte to Lead Intelligence Amid Bipartisan Alarm
President Trump appointed FHFA head Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, sparking bipartisan concerns