Healthcare, energy, tariffs top Kansas .U.S. Senate race
With three weeks until the midterm elections, unexpected races across the country are tightening as control of Congress hangs in the balance.
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Ohio House candidates racing for working-class vote
A U.S. House of Representatives seat in the Cleveland suburbs is at the center of the fight over labor policy and tariffs.
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‘Super intelligence’ has some early takers, plenty of skepticism
Whether the Sept. 29 executive order of second-term President Donald Trump related to computer systems, software and processes that can emulate aspects of human... Read More.
Poll: Majority of Americans say U.S. consumers pay tariff costs
Most American voters say U.S. consumers ultimately pay for tariffs, a new national poll found. The White House says foreign exporters do.
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Trump taps Katie Zacharia to serve as press secretary
After over a month without a White House press secretary, President Donald Trump has officially announced that he has tapped Katie Zacharia to serve... Read More.
Taxpayer-paid workers vote to go on strike across California
A prominent labor union announced this week that its taxpayer-paid members voted to go on a one-day strike after negotiations with California... Read More.
El-Sayed, Rogers clash in heated Michigan U.S. Senate debate
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers clashed in a heated first debate Thursday night, trading personal attacks as the two run in the... Read More.
Minnesota gang violence emerges as key issue ahead of election
Republican candidates in several key Minnesota races are raising concerns about immigrant gang activity as the state struggles with a series of shootings linked... Read More.
Andy Biggs stresses affordability, border security in Arizona
U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Arizona, is framing his campaign for governor around economic affordability, water management and border security, drawing a sharp contrast with... Read More.
Election 2026: Whatley campaign ‘doubling down on winning, not backing down’
Polling deficit, disapproval of the president, and recent shifts in campaign strategy by super PACs are evolving a dynamic that further favors Democrat Roy... Read More.
