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N.J. Governor Says Thousands of Noncitizens Mistakenly Added to Voter Rolls
The disclosure comes as election integrity debates continue across the country, though full details of the error remain limited.
Senate Panel Advances Jay Clayton's Nomination to Lead US Intelligence Agencies
The former SEC chairman would oversee the Office of the Director of National Intelligence if confirmed by the full Senate.
Thune Says Republicans Would 'Welcome' Fetterman If He Switches Parties
The South Dakota senator's comments come as progressive Democrats have grown more critical of Israel's military operations in Gaza.
Kansas Man Injured in White House Area Shootout Files Claim Against Secret Service for Alleged Negligence
Benjamin Del Real Jr., 25, was struck during a firefight between agents and an unrelated armed individual near the White House complex this spring, according to his attorneys.
House Republican Calls For Revoking Student Visas Of Chinese Nationals
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is pressing Secretary of State Marco Rubio to cancel F-1 and J-1 visas following declassified intelligence about alleged CCP election interference.
Dem Senate Hopeful Ripped as 'Absentee Legislator' After Missing Nearly 60% of Votes
Iowa state Rep. Josh Turek, a two-time Paralympic gold medalist, collected $20,100 in per diem payments while missing 261 of 446 House votes during the 2026 session.
War Erupts on Far Left as DSA Endorses Challenger Against Sitting House Progressive
The national organization has backed Michigan state lawmaker Donavan McKinney over Rep. Shri Thanedar, continuing a pattern of DSA-backed candidates unseating establishment Democrats.
Ex-Sen. Ben Sasse Defends Senate Filibuster, Saying US Needs It
The former Nebraska Republican argues in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that the procedural rule protects against consolidated power.
Socialist-Backed Michigan Senate Hopeful Describes American Politics as a 'Disease' at Campaign Event
Abdul El-Sayed made the comments alongside Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders during a Grand Rapids campaign stop.
Sen. Mark Warner Incorrectly Describes Virginia Voter ID Law During ABC Interview
The Virginia Democrat told ABC's Jonathan Karl that his state requires photo ID to vote; in fact, Virginia allows voters without ID to sign an affidavit and cast a regular ballot.