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Sanders vs. Trump: What 2016 Could Have Been and Why It Still Haunts Democrats
A new book by Tad Devine argues Bernie Sanders would have defeated Donald Trump in 2016 if the Democratic establishment
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DNC Set to Reshape 2028 Primary Calendar with Early State Votes
DNC rules committee meets this week to recommend which states will vote first in the 2028 Democratic primary, with South
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House Democrats Hold Press Conference to Counter Trump Agenda Ahead of Midterms
House Democrats will hold a press conference Tuesday to sharpen their message against Trump's domestic and foreign polic
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Democratic Fury Over Trump's EAC Moves Misreads Election Reality
Democratic leaders are sounding alarms over Trump's EAC firings, but the commission plays no direct role in running elec
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Supreme Court Ruling on Agency Independence Deals Blow to Public Trust
The Supreme Court's Trump v. Slaughter ruling removes key protections for agency independence, allowing presidents to fi
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Graham Memorials Set for D.C. and South Carolina; Sister Takes Senate Seat
Sen. Lindsey Graham will be honored with services in D.C. and South Carolina next week. President Trump is set to delive
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McMaster to Testify Before House Intel on Post-9/11 Terror Threats Amid Intelligence Shake-Up
H.R. McMaster and intelligence experts testify before the House Intelligence Committee on post-9/11 terrorism threats, a
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Smithsonian Director Faces GOP Grilling Over 'Social Justice' History
Anthea Hartig, director of the National Museum of American History, testifies Tuesday before a House subcommittee over a
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Jewish Democrats Face Israel Litmus Test in White House Bids
Jewish Democratic presidential prospects are distancing themselves from Israel as the party's left wing demands tougher
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Trump's Election Speech Skips Key Intel Findings on Interference
Donald Trump's election security speech failed to provide evidence of interference and contradicted U.S. intelligence re
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House GOP Pushes Early Stopgap Bill to Sidestep Shutdown Before Midterms
House GOP leaders are advancing a stopgap funding measure in July, months before the September deadline, to avoid a poli
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Mamdani's Netanyahu Arrest Threat Exposes Deeper Democratic Rift Over Israel
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's threat to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu during his UN visit signals a deepening rift within the D
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Arizona Primary Preview: Trump's Sway, Hobbs' Survival, and House Control at Stake
Arizona's July 30 primaries feature a GOP gubernatorial showdown between Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, Trump endorsem
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Enthusiasm Gap Threatens GOP Midterm Hopes Despite Tied Generic Ballot
Despite a tied generic ballot, Democrats hold a double-digit enthusiasm edge over Republicans, raising alarms for the GO
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How Jackson Seized Maine's Senate Nomination After Platner's Fall
Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson secured the Democratic Senate nomination after Platner's withdrawal, using un
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Tropical Storm Bertha Strengthens, Threatens Gulf Coast with Surge and Flooding
Tropical Storm Bertha gained strength in the Gulf of Mexico, moving slowly toward the Florida Panhandle and Alabama, wit
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Trump-Appointed Judge Rejects Challenge to Minnesota Sanctuary Policies
A Trump-appointed judge dismissed the administration's case against Minnesota sanctuary laws, ruling they don't unconsti
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State Department Report Accuses Cuba of Fueling U.S. Protests, Including George Floyd Demonstrations
A 100-page State Department report released Monday accuses Cuba of orchestrating a global network that has shaped U.S. p