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Nutjob Judge Ana Reyes Rages Over Trump’s Attempt To Fix Up Ugly Golf Course
A couple dozen attorneys are listed on the case, including Norm Eisen and Abbe Lowell, and the roll call of law firms is a laundry list of D.C. powerhouses like Covington & Burling.
News The Federalist
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Washington Post Accidentally Reveals More Evidence Implicating Ilhan Omar In Fraud
The Post’s new revelation regarding Elmi’s petition to remove conditions on his residency adds a compelling new piece of evidence to this potential scandal.
News The Federalist
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How To Make The Stock Market Work For The Middle Class, Not Just The Rich
The wealth effect of this single transaction could have been massive for everyday people. Now, only the super-affluent will benefit.
News The Federalist
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Your Browser Might Be Spying On You To Change The Price Of Items You Purchase
Two people could visit the same website at the same time and see different prices, products, discounts, or financing offers.
News The Federalist
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Ramaswamy admits his campaign is behind attack ad using Acton’s estranged mother and plans to air it
Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's gubernatorial campaign is spending $4 million to promote the attack ad, in which Democrat Amy Acton's estranged mother accuses her of lying about her traumatic childhood in Youngstown.
News Cleveland.com Politics
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SC leads nation in job growth for the past year
South Carolina led the nation in job growth in the year ending in September, while nine states and the District of Columbia lost jobs.
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The false promise of free health care comes with an invoice for the middle class
"Money out of politics! Money in your pocket! Medicare for All!" That's the rally chant of Abdul El-Sayed, who won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary in August. It's catchy. So was "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it." PolitiFact named that line its 2013 Lie…
News The Hill
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Democrats furious after pollster boosting far-left candidates admits fabricating surveys: ‘Absolute scumbags’
Wedgewood Polling admitted to fabricating data, shaking key races including the Michigan Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Mallory McMorrow.
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Ilhan Omar finally emerges after DC raid with video pleading for cash to fight Trump
Ilhan Omar's campaign video breaks her silence after the DHS raid on her D.C. home, accusing Trump of trying to intimidate political enemies.
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Trump Wanted Outrageous Action To Be Karoline Leavitt’s ‘Last Legacy’: NYT
The president’s wild wish reportedly continues to simmer as the White House moves on from Leavitt and short-timer Katie Zacharia.
News HuffPost Politics
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Marshall faces final debate in fight for political life
In today’s issue: Sen. Roger Marshall (Kan.) faces his second and final debate against Democrat Adam Hamilton as the first-term Republican fights for his political life in a razor-tight race. The race has the potential to be biggest surprise of the entire midterm cycle, in a…
News The Hill
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Over 14,000 people in the D.C. region are losing Medicaid this month. Many are legal immigrants
From military interpreters in Afghanistan to survivors of sex trafficking, thousands of legal immigrants are losing their health insurance this month. KFF Health News correspondent Andrew Jones explains who is losing coverage and what comes next. The post Over 14,000 people in…
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Vivek Ramaswamy Confronted By Heckler Over Ad With Opponent's Estranged Mother
The Ohio gubernatorial candidate’s campaign reportedly plans to put millions of dollars into the spot, which has been met with bipartisan backlash.
News HuffPost Politics
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9 states shed jobs in the past year
Nine states and the District of Columbia lost jobs in the year ending in September, according to a report released Tuesday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hit hard by the Trump administration’s cuts to the federal workforce, the District of Columbia suffered the largest…
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George W. Bush's brother says he voted for Talarico in Senate race
"My vote was motivated by two things: deep concern about Ken Paxton's record and genuine admiration for the character and principles I see in James Talarico," Neil Bush posted on Facebook.
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Utah energy providers have ‘mature’ cybersecurity protocols, but there are gaps, audit says
Utah’s largest electricity provider has “mature” cybersecurity tools, but the Utah Legislature may consider additional oversight for it and municipal utilities after legislative auditors determined that direct federal and state supervision on the protocols is limited. The only…
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Bears QB Caleb Williams wins NFC Offensive Player of the Week
For the second time in his career, Caleb Williams is the NFC Offensive Player of the Week.Three days after he beat the Falcons in his return from a three-game absence because of a torn hamstring, the Bears quarterback won the award Wednesday. He went 30-for-36 for 305 yards,…
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Grassroots Revolt Targets Unpopular Property Taxes
Annual tax bills make many homeowners feel more like eternal renters.
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Missouri’s Amendment 3 would allow some abortions. Whether women could get them is unclear.
After Missouri banned nearly all abortions in 2022, Valerie Weaver began noticing a troubling change in some of the pregnant patients she cared for in Kansas City. They were arriving to her sicker. Some had developed infections, blood clots or other complications while waiting…
News Missouri Independent
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Could Jon Ossoff be America’s next president?
Jon Ossoff says he isn’t running for president. A lot of Democrats really want him to. Axios’ Alex Thompson breaks down why the Georgia senator is drawing attention for 2028, from his viral speeches and swing-state appeal to questions about his policy record and whether he’s…
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Today in Supreme Court History: October 21, 1919
10/21/1919: Abrams v. United States argued. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 21, 1919 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
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Spending tops $20M in Washington state’s hottest congressional race
Candidates in Washington state’s most closely watched congressional race have spent more than $10 million entering the final weeks of the campaign. Meanwhile, outside forces are shelling out nearly twice as much to sway voters in the 3rd Congressional District contest that will…
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Commentary: Minnesota must act on what fosters know about homelessness
We need to stop treating homelessness among people raised in the foster care system as a problem that begins when they leave the state’s care. By then, we may already be years late. At Foster Advocates, a foster-founded and foster-led organization, we have been telling…
News Minnesota Reformer
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Fact check: 1 lie in Friends of Sherrod Brown’s attack ad against Jon Husted about rising costs for Ohio farmers
A Sherrod Brown campaign ad blames Jon Husted for rising Ohio farm costs, but evidence does not support its specific claims.
News Cleveland.com Politics
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One year after Leland mass shooting, no indictments, only questions
Leland has marked a year since a homecoming block party in the heart of downtown erupted in gunfire, claiming the lives of eight people and leaving grieving families and the community to process the tragedy. Families of the victims and residents returned to Main and Fourth…
News Mississippi Today
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How anti-trans backlash to James Talarico spread like wildfire
This story was reported in partnership with Uncloseted Media, an LGBTQ-focused investigative news outlet. Texas’ Senate race has become one of the most-watched elections of the year. MAGA Republican nominee Ken Paxton pulled off a rare primary defeat against a well-established…
News The 19th
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The feds are opening a front door for crypto markets
The lack of a new law is no excuse for a lack of clear rules under the laws we already have.
News The Hill
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Exclusive — Dinorah Figuera, the Woman Leading Venezuela's Road to Elections: 'The Interests of the Country Come First'
Venezuela needs a competent supreme court, truly independent political parties, the freedom of its political prisoners, and the restored trust of its people for a democratic transition to successfully take place, Dinorah Figuera, the leader of the opposition delegation…
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Insured patients struggle to schedule mental healthcare, study shows
Patients with commercial insurance still struggle to access mental healthcare, according to new data from five state including New Jersey.
News New Jersey Monitor
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Woman accused of shoving 73-year-old CTA passenger off Loop bus
A Homewood woman is accused of pushing a 73-year-old man to the ground as he tried to exit a CTA bus earlier this month in the Loop. Charne R. Sisson, 34, was charged with aggravated battery of a person 60 or older and aggravated battery of a transit employee performing permanent…
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