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Sen. Rick Scott Says Piker, AOC, and Mamdani Lead Democrats, Not Schumer or Jeffries
Speaking at a GOP midterm convention in Dallas, the former NRSC chair argued that far-left figures define the Democratic brand ahead of November elections.
GOP Holds First-Ever Midterm Convention in Dallas, Trump to Speak Both Nights
The two-day event in Dallas serves as a political showcase to energize the base ahead of the November elections, with the President addressing delegates on consecutive evenings.
Charlotte Food Bank Receives 270,000 Eggs in NC Attorney General Antitrust Settlement
Second Harvest Food Bank accepts donation from settlement with three major egg producers, following similar distributions in Raleigh and Winston-Salem.
Apple’s New Boss Starts With Big Gamble on Costly First Folding iPhone
CEO Tim Cook's successor faces pressure to justify a premium price point for a device that may not sell in high volumes.
Sports Figures Use Blue Shoe Ball to Break Silence on Prostate Cancer
Former SEC Commissioner Mike Slive’s foundation raised over $5 million, with ESPN’s Jay Harris urging men to prioritize early detection through simple blood tests.
Anthropic Researcher Quits, Claims AI Poses Existential Risk by Decade's End
Jacob Coxon's resignation post garnered 86 million views, citing internal fears among senior researchers that superhuman AI systems could cause human extinction.
USPS Inspector General Reviews Whistleblower Claims on Ballot Portal Errors
The watchdog will examine allegations that new computer systems for handling mail-in ballots could cause disruptions during the November midterms.
Federal Judge Rules West Point Policy Restricting Professors' Speech Unconstitutional
U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel permanently enjoined the academy from enforcing rules that limited faculty expression, siding with law professor Tim Bakken.
RNC Chair Gruters Says GOP Will Defy History to Win November Midterms
RNC Chair Joe Gruters cited superior candidates and financial advantages as the Republican Party aims to maintain congressional control despite historical trends favoring the president's party losing seats.
Sen. John Fetterman's Isolation From Democrats Grows Stark in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania senator faces increasing distance from party leadership over foreign policy and internal party strategy, challenging Democratic unity ahead of the 2026 midterms.