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Trump-Foe Raffensperger Falls Short in GOP Georgia Governor's Primary
Secretary of State who rejected Trump's 2020 election claims received less than 15 percent support, trailing behind Trump-endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones.
Trump Ally Tommy Tuberville Cruises to Alabama GOP Governor Nomination
The sitting U.S. senator and former Auburn football coach defeated two primary rivals in the solidly Republican state, securing a clear path to replacing term-limited Gov. Kay Ivey.
Mamdani-Style DC Mayoral Hopeful Criticized Over Response to Violent Teen Mobs
Council member Janeese Lewis George, a Democratic Socialists of America member, called curfews 'dangerous' and instead proposed expanding youth programming as the solution.
Virginia Gov. Spanberger to Sign Executive Order on Responding to Federal Agents at Polling Sites
The order would provide guidance for state election workers if federal agents appear at Virginia polling locations, with Democrats warning of potential voter intimidation.
Satellite Images Show Uncontrolled Wildfires Spreading Across Southern California
Two major blazes have scorched more than 15,000 acres combined, forced evacuations of over 10,000 homes, and remain uncontained as fire crews battle the flames.
Reality TV Star Spencer Pratt Rises in LA Mayoral Race With Viral Campaign Videos
The former 'Hills' star, whose house burned in last year's Pacific Palisades wildfire, is challenging Mayor Karen Bass with social media videos receiving millions of views.
Seattle Democratic Councilmember Expresses Alarm Over Business Exodus Under Socialist Mayor
Rob Saka, who previously praised Katie Wilson's election, now tells the New York Times he is 'gravely concerned' as Starbucks shifts 2,000 corporate jobs to Nashville.
Arizona Governor Backs Proposed Natural Gas Pipeline
Gov. Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, says the project would help ensure reliable and affordable energy for Arizona families and businesses.
Florida Judge Accepts Plea Deal for Internet Personality Clavicular in Alligator Shooting Case
The 20-year-old livestreamer, who admitted to methamphetamine use and "looksmaxxing," will serve six months' probation after facing nearly eight years in prison on two felony charges.
Xavier Becerra Faces Rivals' Attacks Over Campaign Finance Scandal at California Governor Debate
Two former staffers to the Democratic candidate pleaded guilty to stealing $225,000 from his campaign account during Thursday's debate, complicating his frontrunner status.