Outlet reports Trump administration asked Supreme Court to revive mail-in voting order ahead of midterms
A federal appeals court decision had kept the order blocked while states challenged it, according to a report Monday.
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A federal appeals court decision had kept the order blocked while states challenged it, according to a report Monday.
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Centrist Democrats in hard-to-win districts are urging party leaders to prioritize candidates seen as more moderate, arguing that far-left profiles could hinder Democratic efforts to retain seats and win control of the House.
A Fox News Politics poll in North Carolina shows Roy Cooper leading Michael Whatley by 9 points, while voters’ enthusiasm levels and President Donald Trump’s favorability are cited as possible influences on turnout.
The Pennsylvania senator’s remarks targeted Abdulrahman El-Sayed, a Michigan Senate candidate, as the two sides trade rhetoric over foreign-policy and party-influence accusations ahead of the 2026 election season.
The candidate released additional tax information hours before a debate, including details about a foreign rental property in Dubai and total assets reported at up to $2.1 million.
Attorneys for former FBI Director James Comey say investigators sought ChatGPT assistance and relied on a claimed “mafia killer” to support what they describe as a fragile criminal case, while alleging unlawful Secret Service monitoring and pressure from President Donald Trump to pursue the matter.
James Comey’s lawyers say federal prosecutors misled judges during the investigation and court proceedings tied to a charge alleging the former FBI director threatened President Donald Trump on social media, and they are seeking dismissal based on what they characterize as omissions and inaccuracies in filings.
Paul says the document will be part of questions at a Wednesday Capitol Hill hearing focused on COVID-19 origins, as Anthony Fauci prepares to testify again.
A new CBS News report says the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has spent under $15 million on grants so far in fiscal year 2026, despite Congress appropriating $345 million for the agency for the year.