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Trump Names Stephen Miller to Replace Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff
Stephen Miller takes over as chief of staff as the White House pivots to executive power amid Democratic control.
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Jay Rockefeller Dies at 89: A Democrat Who Loved His Party More Than His State
The former senator leaves behind a record of voting for Democratic priorities while his state voted Republican.
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Florida Moves 7 County Polls Due to Flood Threat
Gov. DeSantis signed an emergency order to relocate voting sites in seven counties after heavy rains threatened infrastructure.
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Martha Stewart defends homeless Halloween costume as charity awareness
The billionaire claims her controversial outfit was meant to highlight social issues, not mock the poor.
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DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Separate 20,000 California Ballots
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to set aside 20,000 disputed California mail ballots pending a review of their eligibility.
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Judge Cites 'Weaponization,' Tosses Charges in Hunter Biden Case
A federal judge dismissed charges against two former FBI officials, calling the prosecution a weaponized rush job.
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Stevens Endorsement Sparks $2.4M Surge for El-Sayed
Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers after her primary loss, and Abdul El-Sayed responded by raising $2.4 million from more than 65,000 donors in a single day.
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U.S. Warns Iran: Consequences for Threats to Supply Chains and Troops
Officials say Iran plots against Americans have advanced while G20 allies gather to secure trade routes.
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Congressional Musical Chairs: Who Gets the Seat?
Leadership elections loom as Republicans and Democrats scramble for power in the new Congress.
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Trump administration rejected in bid to set aside 20K California ballots over noncitizen claims
A Clinton-appointed judge rejected Trump's emergency bid to set aside votes from suspected noncitizens, citing election disruption.
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Ilhan Omar marriage fraud probe began under Obama in 2016, sources say
The probe began under Obama in 2016. Biden’s attorney shut it down in 2021. Now the files are open again.
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CNN poll: Democrats lead in Texas and Michigan as Maine and Kansas stay tight
New data reveals tight contests in Maine and Kansas while Democratic leads widen in Texas and Michigan.
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Two Rallies, One Town: The Battle for Lubbock's Soul
Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico held rival events in deep-red Lubbock, signaling a tight Senate race.
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Kelly's 'We'll See' Hints at 2028 White House Bid
The Arizona Democrat tells a crowd he is still deciding between a 2028 presidential run and another Senate term.
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Murkowski Backs Democrat, Snubs Trump's Pick in Alaska
The senator chooses a rival party candidate over the president's endorsement in a shocking move.
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Tight Senate Races in Ohio and S.C. Threaten GOP Control
New polls show razor-thin margins in key states, putting Republican Senate majority within reach of Democrats.
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Trump Warned Macron a Decade Ago About France's Crisis
As riots spread across Europe, Trump says he told the French president years ago that unchecked immigration would cost him the country.
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Judge Slams DOJ Over Midnight Hunter Biden Charges
Magistrate Zia Faruqui rejected a late-night filing by prosecutors, calling the tactic inappropriate and harmful to the defendants.