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Cruz Warns of 'Real Risk' to Americans if El-Sayed Gains Access to US Intelligence
The Texas senator argued that the Michigan Democratic candidate's alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood could compromise national security secrets on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Obama Administration Launched Initial Probe Into Omar Marriage Allegations in 2016
Federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar's 2009 marriage began under President Obama, concluded due to statute of limitations, and resumed under President Trump.
Cheesecake Factory Reports $1.03 Billion Q3 Revenue Amid Cultural Debate Sparked by Obama Comment
Former President's comparison of Trump's decor to the chain ignited a discussion on class and dining preferences, while the company reported a 15.2% increase in comparable sales.
Flávio Bolsonaro Denies Fleeing Brazil After Landing in Miami
The Brazilian senator arrived in Florida following a chaotic travel route via Argentina, denying political persecution despite pending Supreme Court investigations.
Hackers Expose Identities of More Than 40,000 DHS Employees in Data Breach
The leak includes names, phone numbers, and addresses of agents involved in undercover operations, according to the hacktivist group Department of Peace.
Iowa Gubernatorial Candidates Debate Culture Wars, Fraud, and Data Centers
Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn faced off in the state's first open gubernatorial race in 20 years, with Fox News Power Rankings rating the contest Lean Democrat.
Lifelong Republican Leads Grassroots Opposition to Data Centers in Ohio
Nick Owens, a Trump delegate from Brown County, mobilized a bipartisan coalition to push for local bans and a potential state constitutional amendment.
Georgia Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms Seeks Historic Win Amid Racial and Gender Scrutiny
Bottoms aims to become the first Black woman elected governor in U.S. history, facing Republican attacks on her tenure as Atlanta mayor.
NYT Report Links Democratic Aides to 'Decoy' Candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.
The New York Times reported that independent Alaska Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. is a Democratic operative recruited to split the vote of incumben...
Netanyahu Bloc Falls Short of Majority in Israeli Election, Creating Political Gridlock
With 53 seats against the opposition's 48, neither camp has the 61 needed for a government, leaving coalition talks deadlocked amid fears of war or new elections.