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Former Platner Campaign Aide Urges Maine Democrats to Reject Candidate
Genevieve McDonald, who served as political director from August to October 2025, writes that the oyster farmer 'is not someone who would be good for Maine or for the country.'
Kurt Olsen, 2020 Election Denier, Faces Scrutiny Over New Justice Department Role in Florida
Free Speech For People has sent a letter to 11 Democratic lawmakers urging removal of the former White House election security official.
Facebook Privacy Settlement Checks Start Going Out Again; How to Know if You'll Get a Payment
The social media company continues distributing payments from a landmark privacy settlement, with eligibility based on user activity during specific time periods.
Pulte Appointment Ups Pressure for Congress to Punt on Reauthorizing Spy Powers
Democrats say they will not vote to renew Section 702 of FISA while Bill Pulte serves as acting director of national intelligence ahead of the June 12 deadline.
Rahm Emanuel's Uphill Climb in New Hampshire Tests a 2028 Presidential Bid
The former Chicago mayor and Obama chief of staff cycled 117 miles across the state while unveiling policy proposals on retirement ages, social media bans for children, and criticizing his own party's cultural positions.
Altman, OpenAI Face Scrutiny Over Political Spending Ties to Leading the Future Super PAC
The AI firm denies affiliation with a super PAC backed by co-founder Greg Brockman's $25 million donation while facing backlash from lawmakers and voters over election spending.
Raw Milk Sales Surge 65% as Regulators Weigh Safety Concerns Against Consumer Demand
Federal and state regulators have linked Raw Farm, the nation's largest raw-milk dairy, to more than two dozen recalls and outbreaks that left hundreds of people ill.
Vance Refers Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to DOJ Over Allegations of Fraud Oversight Failures
The referral comes after a House Oversight Committee report alleged up to $9 billion in Medicaid funds were put at risk under the Walz administration.
Lindsey Graham Is Spending Big to Ward Off an America First Primary Challenge
The South Carolina senator has deployed more than $18 million against challenger Mark Lynch ahead of Tuesday's primary, with polls showing him hovering near the 50% threshold.
S. Carolina Republicans Try to Extend Winning Streak as Sen. Graham Seeks Fifth Term
Graham faces primary challenger Mark Lynch, who Trump called a 'lunatic,' while Lt. Gov. Evette competes for governor with Trump backing against Rep. Nancy Mace.