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What's in a Name? Alaska's Confounding Senate Race
The contest features unusual name recognition dynamics as candidates navigate the state's unique electoral structure.
Nancy Mace Eyes Run to Replace Graham in Senate
The South Carolina congresswoman is polling this week as she weighs a bid for the late senator's seat.
US Senator Lindsey Graham Dies After Brief and Sudden Illness, His Office Says
The South Carolina Republican, 69, had served in the Senate since 2003 and was a prominent voice on foreign policy and judiciary issues.
Top Graham Staffer Says No Indication Senator Was Not Feeling Well Before Death
The statement comes as congressional colleagues and officials react to the sudden passing of Senator Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina.
Judge Weighs Evidence in Tyler Robinson Case Linked to Charlie Kirk Shooting at Utah Valley University
Prosecutors presented their case tying the defendant to the October shooting, while defense attorneys have challenged the sufficiency of evidence during preliminary hearing.
Sen. Whitehouse Announces Whistleblower Allegations of Construction Problems at Kennedy Center
The Rhode Island Democrat released an 83-page appendix of documents and photos allegedly documenting rushed renovations driven by presidential preferences.
Comedians and Critics Debate Whether Late-Night Comedy Has Become Politically Biased
A growing debate over whether entertainment media skews its mockery toward one party has sparked discussion about comedy's role in political accountability.
GOP Calls Sullivan a Sham Candidate in Alaska Senate Race as Locals Remember Former Teacher
The Alaska Republican Party has endorsed primary opponent, calling Sullivan's independent bid a Democratic scheme while supporters point to his 20 years in local schools.
Michigan Senate Hopeful Calls AIPAC Donations 'Legalized Bribery' in Primary Challenge to Stevens
The $3.8 million anti-El-Sayed spending by the influential pro-Israel lobby has intensified debate over foreign interests in U.S. elections.
European Parliament Extends Message Scanning Law Despite Majority Vote against It
The legislation allows Meta, Google, and Microsoft to voluntarily scan private messages for child sexual abuse material.