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Polls can mislead: Do your own homework before you vote
After big misses from several polls in recent weeks, people are wondering what to believe.
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Democratic momentum keeps rolling in race for Senate
In today’s issue: ▪ Dems’ chances rise in key Senate races ▪ Bond market remains unsettled ▪ Trump campaigning for Darline Graham ▪ Stars and Stripes in the Pentagon’s crosshairs Democrats are riding a wave of momentum as they look to expand their Senate map, with new forecasts offering fresh optimism that flipping the upper…
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Leaders can learn from Mike DeWine’s gravity-defying political career
Over a forty-nine year career marked by resilience and reelection to seven different offices, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has shaped the state’s political landscape while emphasizing data-driven leadership and public service.
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LA socialist’s fumbled answer to Graham Platner question draws groans from Dem audience
Democratic socialist Nithya Raman, a candidate for Los Angeles mayor, faced loud groans and hisses from a debate audience of fellow Democrats after struggling to explain her decision to hire the political consulting firm that had worked on Graham Platner’s collapsed US Senate campaign in Maine. The moment highlighted lingering unease within Democratic circles about…
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Trump seeks to boost Darline Graham in South Carolina homestretch
President Trump is seeking to give Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) a final boost as her candidacy hits a road bump in the race to replace her brother, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.). Trump will hit the campaign trail Friday for Darline Graham, whom he appointed to fill out her brother’s term, ahead of her…
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Gen Z turns against capitalism as DSA takes off
Only 9 percent of Americans under 30 have a “very positive” view of capitalism, according to a new CBS/YouGov poll. That shows a stark generation between Generation Z and older generations. Thirty-three percent of people over 65, the Baby Boom generation, say they have a very positive view of capitalism, while 23 percent of people…
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Morning news brief
Trump threatens economic pressure campaign against Iran, SCOTUS to weigh in on whether Trump’s ballroom project, investors dump stocks and bonds despite government’s efforts to calm market.
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The midterms of scandal are underway
Both parties have navigated a range of scandals this year — and haven’t found a uniform approach to handling them.
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My parents married in 1959 and remained devoted to each other until the very end. It was only when my mother died that we discovered the shocking, long-buried family secret hidden in a black suitcase in her wardrobe
In this personal essay for the Daily Mail’s You Magazine, writer Louise Doughty reflects on growing up in the East Midlands in the 1970s with working-class parents, Avis and Ken, who married in 1959 and remained devoted to one another for nearly 60 years. She recalls a turbulent teenage period of rebellion, and a moment…