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Senate Majority PAC has added $10 million to its backing of Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed, bringing its total to $30 million, even as more than $15 million of the group’s funding is linked to donors associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
House Speaker Mike Johnson called opposition to AI data centers a ‘Chinese psyop,’ but polling data shows nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose the facilities in their own communities.
Newly released DOJ records show Jack Smith’s office bypassed its own stricter purchasing standards to rush a forensic video software order in July 2023, weeks before indicting Trump over the 2020 election, with key pricing and paperwork still withheld.
Bill Maher argues that California voters will never abandon the Democratic Party for the GOP as long as Trump leads it, even as he criticizes the state’s education outcomes and floated government-run grocery stores.
President Donald J. Trump has signed an executive order intended to shake up competition in the U.
A 2021 prison release deal signed by then-Governor Roy Cooper freed dozens of people convicted of sexual offenses, including several later rearrested in or near Randolph County, and is now a flashpoint in his U.S. Senate campaign against Michael Whatley.
President Trump called it “terrible” and “inappropriate” after video showed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Mayor Zohran Mamdani smiling during the reading of 9/11 victims’ names, though a witness disputed that they were laughing about the ceremony.
A federal judge ruled that DHS acted unlawfully in trying to cut FEMA’s workforce roughly in half, citing a post-Katrina law protecting the agency’s independence, with remedies to be decided next month.
A 2019 clip shows Texas Senate candidate James Talarico calling parents who don’t affirm their children’s gender identity “abusive,” reviving scrutiny of his record as he courts moderate voters.
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