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Sand leads Lahn in Iowa governor’s race while Turek trails Hinson for Senate: Poll
Both the provided text and a direct fetch attempt were blocked (403 Forbidden / JavaScript-gated), so I don’t have access to the actual article content — only the headline and URL. I can’t produce a reliable summary from a headline alone, as I’d be guessing at poll numbers, margins, and context that could be inaccurate.…
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Hasan Piker influences beyond Generation Z, angers moderate Democrats
Welcome back to The Feed. We are three Generation Z editors at The Hill working to understand the ins and outs of our generation’s politics. This week, we’re giving a glimpse into how Gen Z has dominated the box office over the last few weeks and why so many live at home once they graduate….
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GOP infighting erupts as Thune warns of legislative ‘trainwreck’
Internal squabbles erupted in the Senate Republican conference Wednesday as GOP senators battled each other and the White House over a variety of issues, prompting Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) to warn that his colleagues face a potential legislative “train wreck.” Senate Budget Committee Chair Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) clashed with Senate Appropriations Committee…
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What the Iran-Oman deal could mean for Strait of Hormuz fight
An emerging deal between Iran and Oman could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and give the countries joint control over its traffic, a major concession to Tehran. The proposed plan, details of which are still being worked out, would reportedly give Tehran control of ships entering the Gulf through the strait. Who ultimately controls the…
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El-Sayed faces moment of truth in Michigan
Now comes the hard part for Abdul El-Sayed. After winning Michigan’s bruising Senate primary, El Sayed, the progressive outsider, must use the energy that fueled his primary win, strategists say, to sway the voters who backed his chief rival Rep. Haley Stevens (D) and Mallory McMorrow, the Democratic state senator who dropped out of the race…
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Bobby Pulido is sick and tired of apologizing
‘I hate to be explaining every single thing,’ said the Tejano singer and DCCC darling about controversial social media comments and his past work relationship with a sex offender.
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Danielle Ponder Announces New Album ‘Everything Has Changed’
American singer-songwriter Danielle Ponder has announced her new album ‘Everything Has Changed’, due for release on 9th October via Dead Oceans. The record marks a significant chapter for Ponder, who only turned to music full-time in her late thirties after a earlier career as an attorney focused on criminal justice reform, a path shaped by…
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How deep-rooted medical bias creates deadly consequences for addiction patients
Deep-seated bias against people with addiction within the American healthcare system is contributing directly to preventable overdose deaths, according to an NPR investigation. The report centres on the case of 26-year-old Jean Descamps, who died from an overdose in December 2023 shortly after being discharged from Providence Milwaukie Hospital in Oregon, where staff had dismissed…
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Parking fines in the Cotswolds ‘most beautiful’ village rise by 2,000% to £45,000-a-year after being overrun by tourists
A Cotswolds village regarded as one of the most beautiful in England has seen income from parking fines surge by 2,000% to around £45,000 a year, as the picturesque spot struggles to cope with growing numbers of visitors. The dramatic rise reflects the pressure that popular tourist destinations in the Cotswolds are facing, with local…
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EXCLUSIVE: Illegal immigrant’s hit-and-run on ‘kind’ elderly woman triggers ICE action: ‘Could hear screaming’
An elderly woman in Miami-Dade County, Florida, was left on life support after being critically injured in an alleged hit-and-run outside her home, with the driver reported to be an illegal immigrant. The case has prompted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to urge local authorities to take action, highlighting ongoing tensions over immigration enforcement and…