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A Department of Homeland Security assertion that non-citizens were found on voter rolls in four states has faced criticism after it was reported as based on a draft press release.

Republican Daniel Keenan is targeting allegations against former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb while competing polls offer sharply different views of the Arizona 5th District race.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster named Lindsey Graham’s younger sister as an interim senator, setting up an open Republican primary for a full term.

A new survey of Hispanic business owners in Texas suggests deportation enforcement and tariff pressures are reshaping a closely watched Senate race and broader GOP support in South Texas.

Democratic nominee Graham Platner’s team tested alternative candidates against Sen. Susan Collins as fallout deepened over a sexual assault allegation he denies.

A majority of the Senate Democratic caucus has urged the Maine Senate candidate to withdraw after a woman accused him of sexual assault, an allegation he denies.
Blue House Clears Bureaucratic Red Tape to Lock Down Final Relocation Blueprints by November

Republican leaders are looking to the president’s super PAC to help defend costly battleground contests in Texas and North Carolina after he helped shape the party’s Senate slate.

Nearly three weeks into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, advertisers on U.S. television coverage are drawing above-average viewer attention, with Fox posting the higher overall index and Telemundo attracting slightly more spending.
Driven by raw capital and executive decrees, a massive structural rewiring begins to forge a new electronic frontier