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News · US
Leavitt is departing the White House, but the timing, reason and details of her next role have not been announced.

News · US
The Pentagon’s new nuclear doctrine calls for clear limits, regular review and a public accounting from Congress.

News · US
Talarico spoke with ally Mark Cuban about health care as campaigning Democrats took different approaches to Harris endorsements.

News · AK
A Democratic candidate has paused campaigning for Alaska governor, changing the field as the election process continues.

News · US
No presidential document, Federal Register notice or other primary record is identified for this development.

News · US
The milestone marks five years since the attack at Abbey Gate and centers on remembrance rather than an election or campaign.

News · US
The action places security of the United States bulk-power system under a national emergency declaration.

News · US
A Democratic task force is considering possible disruptions involving Trump before the midterms, drawing lessons from the Jan. 6 attack.

News · US
A presidential document marks a federal act of remembrance for Dolly Parton, separate from any election or campaign.

News · US
The executive order directs the federal government to replace the name Lake Ontario with Lake America amid a growing trade dispute with Canada.

News · TX
The survey shows different leaders in two Texas matchups, but polling remains a snapshot rather than an election result.

News · US
A Trump administration trade representative said the United States would respond if Canada takes further retaliatory action.

News · US
The case against the proposal depends on whom it would penalize, what conduct it addresses and how closely those choices match its stated goal.

News · US
The Trump administration’s two main economic security tools are both running into problems at the same time.

News · GA
The Georgia senator’s steady polling lead has challenged expectations of vulnerability and fueled attention around a possible role in 2028.

News · ME
The Republican nominee for Maine governor has requested an ICE presence at polling places during the midterm elections.

News · MD
A judicial ruling has stopped a Democratic effort to change Maryland’s electoral district boundaries from advancing as proposed.

News · US
Blanche sharply criticized the Philadelphia district attorney over a promise to blow up the White House ballroom.

News · US
Senate Democrats are raising concerns with Netanyahu about what they describe as a sharp increase in violence in the West Bank.

News · US
A presidential determination addresses the provision of atomic information to Finland and Sweden, separate from any election or candidate campaign.

News · SC
Graham secured the Republican nomination in a runoff for the South Carolina Senate seat previously held by his late brother.

News · OK
The runoff victory gives a democratic socialist candidate the party nomination for an Oklahoma Senate seat.

News · OK
Oklahoma’s governor primary runoff is being counted as Trump seeks a favorable outcome in the contest.

News · GA
Georgia voters are deciding a special election runoff for the U.S. House seat associated with David Scott.

News · US
A Republican election-law expert said the party now has more infrequent voters, raising questions about how mail voting affects participation.

News · SC
The Justice Department plans to monitor polling sites in Charleston during a South Carolina primary runoff.

News · US
This year will bring the largest number of state voter ID ballot measures held in a single year, including votes in three swing states.

News · PA
The poll places John Fetterman ahead of a Republican senator on favorability among Pennsylvania Republicans, The Hill reported.

News · US
Iran said it would retaliate after the United States expanded sanctions, adding a new point of tension to the countries’ relationship.

News · US
The new sanctions extend years of U.S. economic pressure as airstrikes and negotiations have yet to produce a resolution.