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Elections and votingThe election may produce limited change in Brazil’s House while altering the Senate more noticeably.
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The election may produce limited change in Brazil’s House while altering the Senate more noticeably.

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The Pentagon policy gives every U.S. service member one day off in October to vote and will return in even-numbered election years.

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The Fox News commentator pointed to polling, the country’s mood and political challenges facing the GOP weeks before Election Day.

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An access screen directs automated users to government APIs but announces no federal pest-control policy.

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Trump’s 2024 margins in newly drawn districts are central to Republican efforts to gain Democratic-held House seats.

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More than 100 Gen Z candidates began congressional campaigns this cycle, but few have turned those bids into success.

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The federal publication website is limiting automated access and directing developers to official APIs.

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Executive Order 14434, signed by President Donald Trump on Sept. 29, 2026, was published in the Federal Register on Oct. 2.

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La economía y el rechazo a la política migratoria de Donald Trump ponen a prueba los avances republicanos entre votantes latinos.

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The chamber paused regular floor business as voters prepared to decide which party would control the Senate.

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The Senate approved Sonderling in a 47-41 party-line vote after he led the Labor Department in an acting capacity for several months.

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The parliamentary defeat blocks the proposed government from taking office and extends Romania’s political crisis.

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Industry experts will testify Wednesday about autonomous AI agents and the risks they could pose to federal systems.

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Olsen withdrew from the investigation but remains a Justice Department senior counsel, a department official said.

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The defense secretary told hundreds of junior officers and enlisted leaders that the Trump administration has achieved a cultural shift.

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Officials removed a category of overseas citizens from absentee-voting forms as Republicans sought to stop that group from voting.

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The Senate approved Sonderling in a 47-41 vote, filling a Cabinet position that had officially been vacant since April.

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The national midterm update is not connected to a named election, candidate matchup or vote result.

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The joint Detroit appearance emphasized Democratic unity, while WSWS argued that concern over Gaza was pushed aside.

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Views of the party in power are not uniform in GOP Speaker Mike Johnson’s district, but the development is not tied to a specific race.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez played down speculation about 2028 and emphasized the elections scheduled for 2026.

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The administration cut the 2031 fleet-average target from 50.4 miles per gallon to 34.9 miles per gallon.

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Winning the midterms would give Democrats new authority in Congress, but a third Trump impeachment would require separate action in the House.

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Hundreds of campaigns are using digital ads to raise concerns about data centers, utility costs and oversight of AI infrastructure.

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A broad question about whether voters can lose control of Congress is not linked to a named race, candidate, election or official action.

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The Senate will take its last votes before the elections this week, marking a pause in the chamber’s voting schedule.

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A record cyclospora outbreak, major recalls and falling public confidence are drawing food oversight into midterm politics.

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The assessment is a broad description of Republican electoral conditions, not a finding tied to a named candidate, race or vote count.

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Some Democratic candidates are making Christian faith a central part of their midterm campaign messages.

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The consequences of a Democratic sweep would depend on which midterm contests and offices were included.