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A new report tied the Michigan Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s family history to an organization described as a “global terrorist” group, raising questions about how campaigns vet candidates’ backgrounds.
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The Democratic Socialists of America held a divisive internal vote in Chicago, with a reported 14-13 split over whether the group’s 120,000 members should decide on an endorsement question involving Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Derek Chauvin’s legal team asked a court to throw out his convictions tied to George Floyd’s death and to dismiss the underlying charges, arguing the prosecution relied on a foundation they say lacked legal standing.
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The Republican nomination race to fill Rep. Byron Donalds' seat ended with businessman Jim Schwartzel defeating Catalina Lauf, an appointee from the first Trump administration, after President Donald Trump’s endorsement became a central issue in a contest described as “circus-like” by local observers.
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Decision Desk HQ projected Austin Rogers as the winner of Florida’s 2nd Congressional District Republican primary, defeating a crowded field for the nomination to succeed a retiring incumbent.
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Miami-Dade County Commissioner Oliver Gilbert is set to advance to November’s general election after winning the Democratic primary for Florida’s 24th Congressional District, according to preliminary results reported by Decision Desk HQ.
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A preservation group told the Supreme Court it should reject the Trump administration’s emergency request tied to White House ballroom construction that, it says, would begin in late-week unless the justices intervene.
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State Rep. Angie Nixon clinched the Democratic nomination for Florida’s U.S. Senate seat after defeating former Army intelligence officer Alexander Vindman, according to a report. The result places Nixon on the ballot in November against Republican Ashley Moody.
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Fox News host Jesse Watters, reacting to a comment attributed to Sen. Jon Ossoff about White House executive assistant Natalie Harp, said Tuesday that President Donald Trump has made “so much more sleazy things” and defended the idea that Trump has long used such language.
