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Six Thousand Sign On to Election Integrity Principles, Offering Hope for Democracy
Four years after warning about democratic fragility, national security leaders see hope as thousands sign on to shared e
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Security Veterans Renew Democracy Warning, Point to Civic Recovery
Four years after warning about democratic fragility, national security leaders see hope in 6,000 Americans who've signed
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Trump Voter's Mother Demands ICE Accountability After Daughter's Death
Donna Ganger, whose daughter Renee Good was fatally shot by an ICE officer, said she voted for Trump but now calls for a
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AFGE's Membership Gap Raises Accountability Questions for Congress
AFGE's membership numbers lag far behind its representation claims, prompting calls for Congress to mandate transparency
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Moderate Voters Aren't Asking Democrats to Move Right
Despite the label, moderate voters in key districts back taxing the wealthy, Medicare for All, and taking on corporate p
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Moderate Voters Want Economic Populism, Not Centrism
Moderate voters are not asking for centrism. They want candidates who take on corporate power and support economic popul
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Trump Confronts CNN's Collins at UN, Escalates Feud Over Press Bans
President Trump confronted CNN's Kaitlan Collins at the UN, questioning her presence despite his administration's ban on
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Angela Paxton urges GOP women to back party despite rift
For the first time, Angela Paxton publicly addressed her estranged husband's Senate campaign, urging GOP women to vote R
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Cook Report Moves Kansas and South Carolina Senate Races Toward Democrats
Cook Political Report moved Kansas from 'likely Republican' to 'lean Republican' and South Carolina from 'solid Republic
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Cook Report Moves Kansas, South Carolina Senate Races Toward Democrats
The Cook Political Report moved Kansas and South Carolina Senate races toward Democrats, citing economic pressures and G
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Trump's Approval Hits 29% as GOP Faces Midterm Backlash
Trump's approval has sunk to 29%, and Republicans are openly admitting they won't act on inflation. Voters are turning a
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White House Defends Press Ban as Privilege, Not Right
The DOJ argues that White House access is a privilege, not a right, and that the president can revoke credentials for na
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White House Press Ban Heads to Court as Trump Faces UNGA Diplomatic Marathon
A federal judge will hear arguments Wednesday over the White House's ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico. Trump faces a bus
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Trump Urged to Press Xi on Hong Kong Activists, Uyghur Doctor
As Xi Jinping prepares to visit Washington, democracy advocates call on Trump to prioritize the release of political pri
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Missouri Redistricting Clash Returns to Supreme Court as Voting Begins
The Supreme Court faces a third emergency appeal in Missouri's redistricting fight, with voting already started under th
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Alaska Senate Race Turns on Trawling as Peltola Presses Sullivan
Alaska's Senate race has become a referendum on commercial trawling, with Democrat Mary Peltola attacking Republican Dan
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AI's Rising Role in Voter Information Sparks Accuracy Concerns
AI is increasingly shaping how voters get political information, but a new study warns that many chatbot answers contain
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New Poll Shows 60.5% of Voters Say US on Wrong Track, Democrats Lead 2026 Generic Ballot
A new survey shows 60.5% of likely voters believe the nation is on the wrong track, and Democrats lead Republicans by 8.