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Senate Candidate Jackson Backs Government Takeover of Private Property, Echoing Mamdani Agenda
Democrat Troy Jackson's comments on seizing negligent mobile home parks draw GOP criticism and comparisons to NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's housing policies.
New Hampshire Voters Pick Nominees as Sen. Shaheen’s Exit Sparks a Scramble for Key Seats
The primary election results signal a shift in New Hampshire's political landscape following Senator Jeanne Shaheen's decision not to seek reelection, with candidates from both parties advancing to the general election.
GOP Confidence in Senate Majority Wanes as Control Becomes Competitive
Internal polling and shifting voter sentiment in key battleground states have eroded the Republican party's earlier certainty about retaining the Senate.
Sen. Jim Justice Secures Unanimous Passage of WWII Medal of Honor Monument Act
The legislation directs a monument honoring late hero Hershel 'Woody' Williams to the National Mall after overcoming initial partisan gridlock.
Maine Senate Opponents Target Collins’ Kavanaugh Vote in Abortion-Focused Campaign
Democratic nominee Troy Jackson and reproductive rights groups link Collins’ 2018 confirmation vote to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Appeals Court Maintains Blockade on DHS Database Use for Voter Roll Checks
The ruling prevents the Department of Homeland Security from accessing state voter registration data for federal verification purposes.
Report: NC Dem Senate Candidate Cooper Included Former Bloods Member on Criminal Justice Task Force
The Washington Free Beacon reports that Roy Cooper's 2020 executive order created a panel including Kerwin Pittman, who served 14 years for conspiracy to commit murder.
New Hampshire GOP Senate Primary Features Two Former Senators, Bucking Anti-Establishment Trend
Former Sens. John Sununu and Scott Brown compete for the nomination in a race where President Trump's endorsement plays a minimal role.
Supreme Court to Hear Arizona Voter Law Case as Election Groups Warn of 'Absurd' Consequences
Justices will decide if Arizona's 90-day purge rule for noncitizens violates the National Voter Registration Act, with amici arguing the lower court's ruling could prevent states from removing ineligible voters.
Tetris Company Warns White House Online Arcade Game May Infringe Copyright
The administration launched a new website featuring policy-themed games, including one that uses mechanics similar to the classic Tetris puzzle.