Election night unfolds,
Poll monitors raised alarms,
Party rules debated.
Poll monitors raised alarms,
Party rules debated.
Category: Politics
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‘Why are we talking about this?’: Democrats are furious that the Bidens won’t go away
Jill’s memoir released,
Democrats call for a stop—
2024 looms.Jill Biden’s new memoir is the latest of many pain points for Democrats who want to move on from 2024.
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Poll: Trump’s economic message isn’t breaking through
Voters turn away,
Trump's economic appeal
fades by the polls' light.New results from The POLITICO Poll show voters are as skeptical of the president's economy now as they were in November.
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Trump jumps into Republican primaries for governor in South Carolina, Iowa and Oklahoma
Trump enters the fray,
Allies clash in primaries—
States seek his token.Contests in those states have pitted allies against each other in a fierce competition for the president's endorsement.
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Socialism’s next test: Swing states
Francesca Hong runs,
Left-leaning hopes rise in states,
Cost fears fuel the fight.Francesca Hong is part of an array of lefty candidates running in competitive states emboldened by a turn toward economic populism amid widespread cost-of-living concerns.
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Brisport walks off the $$$ plank
Brisport's funds vanish,
Walking off the $$$ plank,
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Louisiana Republicans pass gerrymandered map that eliminates majority-Black district
Louisiana's map drawn,
Majority-Black district gone,
GOP holds the sway.The new map has five of the state’s six House districts as GOP-leaning.
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The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
Ink spills on paper,
Cartoonists skew the week’s news—
Laughter, rage collide.Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other head-slapping events in the world of politics. The fruits of these labors are hundreds of cartoons that entertain and enrage readers…
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Audience questions, special cameos & behind-the-scenes stories with Dasha Burns
Dasha Burns takes stage,
Questions spark from the audience—
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Gretchen Whitmer says she won’t run for president in 2028
Whitmer steps aside,
Eyes on rest, not 2028,
Michigan's leader waits.Whitmer said she’s looking forward to taking “a little bit of a break.”