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Midterm Mail Ballots Start to Go to Voters as Litigation Creates Uncertainty
Multiple states have begun distributing absentee ballots for the November midterm elections amid ongoing legal battles over voting rules and procedures.
Flock Surveillance Cameras Become Midterm Campaign Target as Voters Balk at Tech Companies' Power
The company that makes license plate-reading cameras used by thousands of police departments has found itself at the center of a debate over surveillance, privacy and local government contracts.
Vance Expected to Discuss Iran Economic Crisis and Affordability at White House Briefing
Vice president's first press briefing since July comes as Iran's inflation reaches 100% overall and 400% on certain food items, according to economic analysts.
White House Launches Arcade Games With MAGA Themes to Highlight Trump Accomplishments
The new website features remakes of Snake, Flappy Bird and Duck Hunt redesigned around immigration enforcement, economic policy and health initiatives.
Sand Holds Edge Over Lahn in Iowa Governor’s Race While Hinson Leads Turek for Senate: Poll
Emerson College Polling/Nexstar Media survey shows tight margins as both major party candidates face competitive matchups ahead of 2026 elections.
House Republican Questions Lake Ontario Name Change As Federal Agencies Move to Implement New Label
Rep. Claudia Tenney, whose district includes the lake's southern shore, called the rename likely a 'troll' while mapping services begin updates.
Johnson Predicts GOP Will Hold House Despite Democrats' Optimism
Speaker points to party advantages and contrasts with Democratic policies amid unfavorable historical trends for incumbent majority.
Vance to Give White House's First Press Briefing in over 40 Days
The Thursday briefing marks a shift from the typical press secretary role, with former press secretary Leavitt having departed on her final day.
Thune Says He Worries About Losing Senate Majority: 'I'm a Realist'
South Dakota Republican acknowledges headwinds from high prices and Trump's slumping approval rating as 2026 midterms approach
Megachurch Pastor Challenges Incumbent in Kansas Senate Race Amid Partisan Attacks
Adam Hamilton would be first Democrat to win Kansas Senate seat since 1932 if he defeats five-term Sen. Roger Marshall.