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Elon Musk Ordered to Give Deposition in Alleged Vote-Buying Election Scheme
A federal judge in Texas ruled the Tesla CEO must testify under oath in fraud lawsuits accusing his America PAC of misleading voters across seven swing states with $1 million daily giveaways tied to petition signatures.
Fetterman Defends UFC White House Event, Tells Larry David to 'Lighten Up'
The Pennsylvania Democrat's response comes after the comedian called the UFC fights on the White House lawn "embarrassing."
Former DNC Chair Harrison's Dirt Road Democrats PAC Makes First Midterm Endorsements
PAC is backing Roy Cooper, Mary Peltola and other candidates with $5,000 checks as it aims to raise $1 million for rural voter outreach.
Republican Michigan Senate Candidate Mike Rogers Says Socialist Wave Driving Voters Away from Democrats
Rogers points to New York primary results and progressive candidate victories as evidence of leftward shift in Democratic Party
Mullin Confronts DeLauro at Hearing, Tells Connecticut Democrat 'You Should Be Put in Your Place'
The heated exchange centered on family separations under the Trump administration's immigration policy versus unaccompanied minors who went missing during Biden's presidency.
Senate Republican Pushes Overhaul to Cut Red Tape, Speed Energy Projects
The American Energy and Mineral Infrastructure Act of 2026 would make FERC the lead agency for interstate pipelines and LNG terminals, preventing single states from blocking federally approved projects.
House Passes Kids Online Safety Package In Bipartisan Breakthrough
The House KIDS Act excludes a duty-of-care provision that Senate co-authors say is essential to protecting minors online.
Michael Whatley's Michigan Roots Largely Disappear From North Carolina Senate Campaign Narrative
Records show the Republican candidate was born in Lansing, Michigan and spent most of his childhood there before living about three years in Blowing Rock.
Postmaster General Confirms Plan to Withhold Mail Ballots in States That Won't Share Voter Data
The proposed rule, stemming from a March executive order, would require states to provide voter lists 60 days before federal elections or risk ballot delivery disruptions.
Appeals Court Rules Michigan Doesn't Have to Hand Over Sensitive Voter Data to DOJ
The 6th Circuit's divided ruling marks the latest setback for the Trump administration's effort to obtain unredacted voter rolls from states, with cases against multiple blue states already dismissed.