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GOP Burns $42M in 'Safe' NC District as Redistricting Firewall Crumbles
Despite aggressive redistricting efforts, key House races in North Carolina and Florida have become highly competitive, forcing massive ad spending.
Rep. Omar Deletes Social Media Post Linking Father’s Name to Ex-Husband Amid DOJ Investigation
The deletion of a 2013 post referencing her father's name coincides with a federal inquiry into her marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
Cybersecurity CEO Indicted for Allegedly Scamming Millions From Ransomware Victims
Federal prosecutors allege Zohar Pinhasi charged clients $19 million while secretly paying only $8 million in ransoms.
BC Conservatives Win Snap Election, Ending NDP Rule After Century
Outgoing Premier David Eby's early election call backfired, handing Lorne Doerkson a majority government despite his recent ascension to party leadership.
Harris Returns to Campaign Trail in New Hampshire With 76-Word Speech
The former vice president's remarks in Portsmouth focused on Senate procedures but drew scrutiny for their lack of specific policy details.
Democrat Senate Candidate Peltola Postpones Events After Car Accident in Alaska
Mary Peltola’s campaign reschedules Fairbanks and Bethel stops following minor injuries sustained in Anchorage, just nine days before the midterm election.
Democrats Eye Senate Gains in Deep-Red States as Midterm Sentiment Shifts
Party strategists focus on cost-of-living messaging while GOP candidates highlight local collaboration to counter Trump's influence.
Serbia's President Vucic Concedes Defeat to Student-Led Movement After 14 Years in Power
The Students' List projects 135-140 seats in the 250-member Parliament, ending the Serbian Progressive Party's dominance.
Peltola Postpones Campaign Stops After Family Sustained Minor Injuries in Car Crash
The Democratic Senate candidate canceled events in Fairbanks and Bethel as the DOJ lawsuit over a name-alike candidate intensifies just over a week before the election.
Suspected Arsonist Burns Down Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest in Bavaria
A 33-year-old man with mental health issues is in custody after a fire gutted the historic Kehlsteinhaus, which officials say will be rebuilt.