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Kalshi Attacks Wisconsin Law Banning Election Bets as Voter Suppression
The prediction market platform filed a federal lawsuit challenging the state's prohibition on wagering regarding election outcomes.
With Just a Few Primary Elections to Go, the Competitive Senate Map Keeps Shifting
As the 2026 midterm primary season nears its end, both parties are reassessing their electoral prospects in key Senate battleground states.
DSA Co-Chair Says Establishment Democrats Should Be Worried About the Voters
Megan Romer, appearing on Fox News Sunday, suggested mainstream Democrats face voter discontent as DSA seeks larger role in party.
House Republicans Look to Silver Linings for Midterm Playbook as They Embark on Recess
GOP members are fanning out across the country for a 100-day sprint to Election Day, seeking bright spots in what polls show is an otherwise challenging environment.
GOP Senator Ahead of Fauci Testimony Says He Does Not Expect to Get Much From Former Health Official
Sen. Ron Johnson said Dr. Anthony Fauci would be "completely unrepentant" and "arrogant to the extreme" as Senate hearing approaches.
Black School Board Member's Arabic Remarks Spark Backlash in Michigan Congressional Race
The incident at a Haley Stevens campaign event has intensified scrutiny on the Democratic primary contest between Stevens and Muslim candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
Katy Perry Criticizes White House Over Unauthorized Use of 'Firework' in Iran Strike TikTok Video
The pop star said she was 'deeply appalled' after discovering her viral song accompanied footage of U.S. military strikes on Iranian targets.
National Guard Awards $292M Housing Contract for DC Deployment
The contract will provide up to 2,000 apartment-style units for guard members and marks the largest interagency lodging acquisition in National Guard history.
After Platner Implosion, Maine Democrats Rush Toward New Senate Nominee Despite Fresh Warning Signs
Former state Senate President Troy Jackson is poised to capture the Democratic nomination Saturday in a race that could determine control of the U.S. Senate.
Democrats Concede NJ Voter-Roll Failure Was 'Horrible' — But Reject Broader Fraud Fears
Roughly 6,600 noncitizens were mistakenly registered through New Jersey's Motor Vehicle System due to a software error, with fewer than 400 casting ballots in the 2024 election.