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New York Post

Aaron Donald's Possible Return to Rams Sparks Speculation

Speculation about Aaron Donald's return to the Los Angeles Rams has increased, with head coach Sean McVay suggesting that it remains a possibility. Myles Garrett's comments further highlight the interest in Donald's potential comeback.

New York Times — US

Josh Turek Wins Democratic Senate Primary in Iowa

Josh Turek has emerged victorious in the Democratic Senate primary in Iowa. The Paralympian campaigned under the label of 'prairie populist' and was active in engaging with voters at local events.

New York Times — Politics

Josh Turek Wins Democratic Senate Primary in Iowa

Josh Turek has emerged victorious in the Democratic Senate primary in Iowa. Turek, who is a Paralympian, characterized himself as a 'prairie populist' and engaged with supporters at a recent campaign event.

Fox News — Latest

Plastic Surgeon Adam Hamawy Wins New Jersey Democratic Primary

Adam Hisham Hamawy, a plastic surgeon, won the New Jersey Democratic primary for a House seat, succeeding retiring Rep. Bonnie Watson-Coleman. He has faced scrutiny for his past testimony in a terrorism trial but received support from several prominent progressive figures.

Fox News — Politics

Plastic Surgeon Adam Hamawy Wins New Jersey Democratic Primary

Adam Hisham Hamawy, a plastic surgeon and former Army medic, won the New Jersey Democratic primary for a House seat. He has faced scrutiny for past associations with a convicted Islamic cleric but has denied any wrongdoing. Hamawy received endorsements from prominent progressive figures and is considered a frontrunner in a safe Democratic district.

Fox News — Politics

Adam Hamawy Wins New Jersey Democratic Primary Amid Controversy

Adam Hisham Hamawy won the New Jersey Democratic primary for a House seat on June 3, 2026. The candidate, who has faced scrutiny for past associations with terrorism, received support from progressive leaders and a pro-Palestinian super PAC. Despite controversies, he is positioned to succeed retiring Rep. Bonnie Watson-Coleman in a district viewed as a safe Democratic seat.

The Intercept

Adam Hamawy Wins New Jersey Primary for Congressional Seat

Adam Hamawy, a former combat surgeon, won the Democratic primary for New Jersey's 12th Congressional District on June 2, 2026, with support from prominent progressive figures and a super PAC. His campaign focused on progressive policies and overcame negative media coverage regarding his past. Hamawy is expected to face Republican Gregg Mele in the general election.

Washington Examiner

Deb Haaland Wins Democratic Nomination for New Mexico Governor

Deb Haaland has won the Democratic nomination for governor of New Mexico, defeating Sam Bregman with 78.3% of the vote. Incumbent Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is term-limited and did not endorse any candidates in the primary.

Washington Examiner

DOJ Investigates George Santos for Alleged Insider Trading on Kalshi

The Department of Justice is investigating George Santos for alleged insider trading on the prediction market Kalshi, focusing on bets related to his attendance at President Trump's State of the Union address. Santos reportedly profited from trades indicating he would not attend the event, leading to scrutiny of his actions and the integrity of prediction markets.

The Hill

Hinson and Turek to Compete for Iowa Senate Seat

Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek are set to contest for the Senate seat being vacated by Joni Ernst in Iowa. Hinson has won the Republican nomination, while Turek is the Democratic candidate.

New York Times — US

Supreme Court Rules on Alabama Congressional District Map

The Supreme Court's 2023 ruling addressed the congressional district map in Alabama, determining that the map's structure, featuring only one majority-Black district, undermined the voting power of Black voters. This ruling may affect future districting decisions in the state.

New York Times — Politics

Supreme Court Rules on Alabama Congressional District Map

The Supreme Court's 2023 ruling addressed the congressional district map in Alabama, determining that the map's design, which included only one majority-Black district, undermined the voting power of Black voters. The ruling may affect future districting efforts in the state.