Pollster: Two Arizona races may determine House control
Arizona has two congressional races that could determine which party controls the U.S. House, according to a pollster.
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BREAKING: Feds raid Omar’s D.C. home amid ongoing investigation
Homeland Security Investigations executed a warrant on U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington D.C. home early Monday morning.
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Poll: $2 trillion federal deficit alarms voters, eludes single popular solution
With the federal government borrowing $2 trillion over the past 12 months, 88% of U.S. voters say addressing the federal deficit is important -... Read More.
Cook Political Report: 18 more House races move left
With just weeks before the midterm elections, 18 more races for the U.S. House have moved left, according to a Cook Political Report analysis.
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Group plans six-figure ad campaign against prescription drug ad ban
(he Center Square) - Public Policy Solutions launched a six-figure ad campaign Monday about prescription drug ads.
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Exclusive: Think tank urges Kansas lawmakers to end fraud, abuse in 340B program
Free market think tank Heartland Impact will soon launch a new ad campaign urging Kansas lawmakers to end the waste, fraud and abuse prevalent... Read More.
Election 2026: Trump compares Cooper in ’21 to Dukakis in ’88, backs Whatley
Super political action committees may have redirected funds from the U.S. Senate campaign of Republican Michael Whatley, but his top supporter is not wavering.
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Taxpayer group: Some state tax policies disadvantage data centers
The buildings that house thousands of computer servers powering cloud computing and artificial intelligence have increasingly caught heat over environmental and energy concerns.
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Poll: Majority of voters concerned about socialists running for office
A majority of American voters are concerned with socialist candidates running and possibly winning political office, according to a new poll.
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Everyday Economics: Higher rates have winners. The price squeeze leaves most households worse off.
Higher interest rates divide households. Savers holding cash or buying new bonds can earn more interest. Borrowers taking out new loans or carrying variable-rate... Read More.
