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Global Voter Surges Signal Democratic Revival Ahead of US Midterms
Record voter participation in Serbia and Brazil, plus Hungary's recent shift, demonstrates a global democratic resurgenc
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Global Youth Uprisings Signal Democratic Revival Ahead of US Midterms
Recent elections in Serbia and Brazil, powered by youth movements, demonstrate that democracy can prevail, offering a bl
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South Carolina Senate Race Tied as GOP Fights to Keep Majority
A new NYT/Siena poll finds Darline Graham and Annie Andrews deadlocked at 48% in South Carolina's Senate race, as Republ
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Graham and Andrews Tied in South Carolina Senate Race
A new poll shows Sen. Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews deadlocked at 48% in South Carolina's Senate race, with
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Obama stumps for Georgia Dems as Trump hits Ohio; Murkowski crosses aisle
With a week to go, Obama rallies for Georgia Democrats, Trump hits Ohio again, and Murkowski backs a Democrat for Alaska
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Arab-American Voters Abandon GOP Amid MAGA's Anti-Muslim Rhetoric
Arab-American voters are leaving the GOP in droves, driven by MAGA's overt hostility. A new poll shows a 10-point swing
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Trump jokes about 'studying' Husted's anatomy at Texas rally
At a Texas rally, Trump joked about studying Sen. Jon Husted's anatomy, referencing his earlier comments about Husted's
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California's ballot security crisis: How to restore trust without proving fraud
A California Post investigation found hundreds of mail ballots in an open hallway at a Skid Row shelter, deepening bipar
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Trump's Iran pause lacks measurable goals, analyst warns
President Trump's Iran pause lacks measurable diplomatic goals on uranium accounting, inspections, and shipping, making
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Midterm fallout threatens December funding fight as GOP faces uncertain future
Republicans return to Washington after bruising midterms, facing a December government funding deadline with Trump as a
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Midterm fallout may upend year-end government funding talks
GOP losses in the midterms could scramble the year-end spending battle, with President Trump as a wild card and a Dec. 1
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Jeffries walks fine line on Hegseth impeachment push
Jeffries slams Hegseth but avoids endorsing impeachment, as Democrats weigh pressure from progressives against risks of
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Jeffries Stops Short of Backing Hegseth Impeachment
Jeffries harshly criticizes Hegseth but stops short of backing impeachment, walking a tightrope between liberal demands
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Democrats Eye Tech Sector Probes if They Retake Congress
If Democrats take Congress next year, tech firms could face intense scrutiny over their cozy ties to Trump and lack of A
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Fed Poised to Hold Rates as Election Looms, Inflation Persists
With inflation still above target and midterms days away, the Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates
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Talarico's anti-corruption pitch meets Trump's Texas firewall
James Talarico casts himself as an underdog against billionaire influence, while Trump makes a last-ditch effort to keep
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Talarico targets 'corruption crisis' as Trump rallies Texas GOP base
James Talarico attacks a 'corruption crisis' while Trump stumps for Ken Paxton in Texas, testing GOP strength in a tight
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Trump and Talarico clash in Texas rallies as Senate race tightens
President Trump and Democrat James Talarico campaigned in Texas on Tuesday, trading barbs as the Senate race between Tal