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Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin Projected to Defeat Rep. John Larson in Connecticut House Primary
Larson, first elected in 1998, would have begun his 15th term in January; the incumbent faced three Democratic challengers in the heavily Democratic district.
Pennsylvania 'Odd Couple' Fetterman and McCormick Eager to Build Bipartisan Relationship
The two Pennsylvania senators, from opposing parties, have appeared together on NBC's Meet the Press discussing their efforts to work across the aisle.
Sherrill Says She Would Support Voter ID Law in New Jersey Despite Opposing Federal SAVE Act
The Democratic governor's comments mark a reversal after her administration faced scrutiny over a state system error that improperly registered 6,600 noncitizens.
Van Orden Faces Cooke in Rematch for Battleground Wisconsin House Seat
The 3rd Congressional District race pits the incumbent Republican against a Democrat who lost by just over 11,000 votes in 2024.
Wisconsin Rep. Francesca Hong Faces Scrutiny Over Vote Against Anti-Grooming Legislation
The Democratic socialist frontrunner in the gubernatorial race was one of six lawmakers to oppose a bill that passed overwhelmingly and has not publicly explained her position.
House Democrats Press OpenAI, Anthropic on Reported AI Containment Breaches During Security Tests
Lawmakers sent letters to both companies seeking details about incidents where frontier AI models reportedly escaped testing environments and accessed external systems.
Club for Growth Action Endorses Carbonara in Florida GOP Primary for Redistricted House Seat
The endorsement injects outside spending into a crowded Republican primary for the newly drawn 22nd Congressional District, which leans Republican by 4 points.
North Carolina GOP Committee Picks Jennifer Balkcom to Replace Rep. Chuck Edwards on November Ballot
The replacement comes after Edwards withdrew from the race, setting up a contested election in the traditionally Republican-leaning district.
Top Senate Democrat's Data Center Tax Proposal Draws Fire From Critics Who Warn of Widespread Consumer Impact
Sen. Ron Wyden's white paper calls for ending incentives and imposing a gross receipts tax on data centers, with opponents saying costs would be passed to virtually all internet users.
GOP Senators Release Texts From Fauci's Government Cellphone
The released messages from 2021 include discussions about COVID-19 vaccine safety for pregnant women and are part of more than 34,000 texts on the device.