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Democrats Spent $40 Million Through Dark-Money Group in Failed Virginia Redistricting Bid
The effort to flip four congressional seats collapsed after the Virginia Supreme Court invalidated the redistricting referendum over a constitutional procedural violation.
Lone Star Tick Capable of Causing Meat Allergy and Rare Virus Spreading to More States, CDC Data Shows
The tick has been confirmed in more than 30 states after primarily residing in the South, with health officials warning of rising emergency department visits related to bites.
FBI Pushes Back on Report of Director Kash Patel's Hawaii 'VIP Snorkel' Excursion
Agency says Pearl Harbor trip was a military-hosted historical tour honoring USS Arizona heroes, calling AP coverage inaccurate.
POLITICO Poll Shows Israel Issue Splitting Republicans along MAGA Lines
The survey finds 49% of self-identified MAGA Trump voters back Netanyahu's government, compared with just 29% of non-MAGA Republican voters.
Harris Labeled 'Institutional Arsonist' for Plan to Fundamentally Transform SCOTUS and Electoral College
Former Vice President called on Democrats to consider court expansion and eliminating the Electoral College after redistricting setbacks.
Virginia's Spanberger Fumes After Supreme Court Declines to Reinstate New Map
The governor called the decision 'an attack on our democracy' and shared an ActBlue fundraising link for Democratic congressional campaigns.
Long Island Rail Road Service Suspended as Workers Strike for First Time in Nearly 40 Years
The walkout affects roughly 300,000 daily commuters after negotiations between the MTA and five LIRR unions collapse over a wage dispute centered on a 5% raise request.
Harris 'No Bad Ideas' Brainstorm Draws Conservative Criticism, Sparks Constitutional Debate
Former Vice President's suggestion for radical structural changes to the Supreme Court, Electoral College and statehood draws sharp pushback from legal scholars.
Kentucky Republicans Race to Replace McConnell While Carefully Keeping Him at Arm's Length
U.S. Rep. Andy Barr and former state Attorney General Daniel Cameron navigate distance from retiring senator ahead of Tuesday primary, balancing establishment loyalty against Trump-aligned GOP voters.
Rachel Campos-Duffy Discusses Family Life, New Patriotism Book in Interview
The FOX & Friends Weekend host and mother of nine promotes her book "All American Patriotism" ahead of America's 250th anniversary.