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Bill Clinton Says Democrats Are in 'Good Shape' for Midterms After Socialist Primary Wins in New York
Former president expressed confidence despite victories by three DSA-backed candidates that have sparked debate over the party's ideological direction.
AOC Puts Major Tech Company on Notice Amid Looming Price Increases, Says Industry Is 'Far Too Big'
The New York Democrat is calling for antitrust action against Apple as the company signals it may raise consumer prices due to AI-driven chip demand.
DSA-Backed Candidates Win New York Primaries, Sparking Debate Within Democratic Party
Moderate Democrats express concern over progressive challengers' victory in NY-13th Congressional District race.
117 Dead Dogs Found at California 'No-Kill' Animal Rescue; Many Had Gunshot Wounds
Humboldt County investigators excavated the Miranda's Rescue Animal Sanctuary property and found remains of 117 dogs, with bullet fragments discovered in X-rayed bodies.
Rubio, Patel Attend World Cup Match With FIFA President Infantino in Miami
Secretary of State and FBI Director were seated together at Colombia vs. Portugal game during Group F action.
Jeffries Welcomes Democratic Socialists into the Fold as Critics Warn Party Is Revealing 'Exactly Who It Is'
The New York Democrat publicly endorsed three DSA-backed primary winners, including candidates who defeated incumbents he had previously supported.
Playwright James Graham Explores How Soccer Shapes England's National Identity and Politics
The creator of 'Dear England' tells POLITICO's Westminster Insider that the sport offers storytelling power that politics struggles to match.
NY AG Hopeful Blasts Letitia James as Medicaid Fraud Recoveries Collapse: 'She's Not Doing the Job'
Recoveries have dropped from $168 million in 2019 to just $31 million in 2024, according to New York Attorney General annual reports.
Alaska Judge Rules Other Dan Sullivan Can Stay on Ballot, Reversing Election Official's Disqualification
Superior Court Judge Thomas Matthews found no statutory basis for the 'good faith' requirement used to remove Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. from the August primary ballot.
Sunday Shows Preview: Trump-Cassidy Divisions on Display as Louisiana Eyes Senate Successor
Louisiana Republicans hold a Senate runoff Saturday between Trump-backed Rep. Julia Letlow and state Treasurer John Fleming, with defeated incumbent Bill Cassidy appearing Sunday to discuss Iran policy.