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Fraud Accusations Fly as Hungarians Vote in Contentious Election
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces unprecedented challenge to his 16-year rule as opposition leader Péter Magyar and his Tisza party lead in pre-election polls.
Jayapal Says She Will Vote to Expel Swalwell, Gonzalez From Congress
The Congressional Progressive Caucus chair called the expulsion vote a bipartisan matter, while Rep. Byron Donalds said both Democrats should 'go home.'
Bipartisan Calls Mount for Swalwell's Resignation or Expulsion Amid Misconduct Allegations
House Democrats join Republicans in urging the California congressman to step down as Manhattan prosecutors launch criminal investigation into assault allegations.
Manhattan Prosecutor Investigating Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Congressman Eric Swalwell
Four women have accused the California Democrat of misconduct ranging from sexual harassment to rape, including an alleged incident in New York.
Melania Trump's Forceful Epstein Denial Draws Bipartisan Support From Lawmakers
First lady's rare on-camera statement defending herself against Epstein-linked allegations draws praise from both parties, with some calling for public hearings.
Michigan Campaign Rally Highlights Youth Frustration with Both Parties Ahead of Midterms
Hundreds of young voters attended a University of Michigan event featuring progressive Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and streamer Hasan Piker, reflecting broader generational discontent.
California Supreme Court Pauses Republican Sheriff's 2025 Election Fraud Investigation
The court agreed to review the case after Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco seized more than 650,000 ballots from election officials.
Michael Avenatti Moved From Federal Prison to Halfway House in California
The former Stormy Daniels attorney, convicted of multiple fraud charges, is now in community confinement with a projected release date of September 2028.
White House Shares First Photo Taken From Far Side of Moon
The Artemis II mission captured images from 252,756 miles away, surpassing the Apollo 13 distance record during humanity's first crewed lunar far-side flyby.
Graham Platner's Maine Senate Campaign Turns to Trivia Nights and Happy Hours to Build Momentum
The Democratic primary challenger is hosting town halls, brewery events and trivia games to take on Gov. Janet Mills and ultimately face Sen. Susan Collins.