Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized the Republican Party's midterm convention in Dallas, urging voters to disregard it. He highlighted the challenges posed by Republican policies and accused them of attempting to manipulate the electoral process. Pritzker, a potential 2028 presidential candidate, emphasized the importance of the upcoming elections.
The Trump administration has announced proposed changes to census regulations, which would remove questions about race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. The changes would also exclude noncitizens without green cards from the census count.
The Trump administration has announced proposed changes to census regulations that would remove questions about race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. The changes would also exclude noncitizens without green cards from the census count.
The White House is defending President Trump's $45,000 gifts to aides amid concerns about legality and ethics. Tensions between the U.S. and Iran are escalating, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz, while the trade war with Canada intensifies following new import bans. In Hawaii, recovery efforts are underway after Hurricane Lowell, and the TSA is reinstating gateside goodbyes for certain travelers.
A National Park Service official has confirmed that the proposed 250-foot-tall arch will not undergo changes to its size, design, or location, following discussions with preservationists. The project is expected to receive final approval in November.
Republicans are holding a two-day midterm convention in Dallas, featuring President Trump as a key speaker. The event focuses on energizing voters and fundraising, with discussions centered on party accomplishments and issues like high gas prices. Over 100 candidates are attending, although some notable figures are absent.
The Associated Press has stated it will continue to use the name Lake Ontario, despite President Trump's executive order to rename it as Lake America. The AP emphasized its commitment to recognizable place names for global audiences. The name change has faced opposition from Canadian officials, and the AP noted that the order only affects U.S. references.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is set to speak at the Republican convention in Dallas, marking a significant political engagement for a sitting Treasury secretary. His speech comes as the Treasury Department announces plans to buy back up to $6 billion in long-term Treasury debt, amid rising yields that could impact borrowers. Analysts express concerns about Bessent's credibility in the bond market due to his political involvement.
Midterm voting has started on September 9, 2026, with voters participating in the election process to select representatives. Polling locations are open for citizens to cast their votes.
Rep. Pete Sessions of Texas emphasized the importance of a debate between Attorney General Ken Paxton and Democratic nominee James Talarico for the Senate election. Sessions confirmed his support for Paxton during an interview with Nexstar.
Conflicting court rulings have created uncertainty regarding Missouri's congressional maps ahead of the midterm elections, complicating Republican redistricting efforts. With early voting set to begin next month, the situation remains unresolved, impacting candidates and voters. Nationally, while Democrats could gain several seats, Republicans may see lower-than-expected outcomes from their redistricting strategies.
Former President George W. Bush will deliver remarks on September 11, 2026, to mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He created the Department of Homeland Security in response to the events of 2001.
Biographer Kai Bird explores the life and influence of Roy Cohn, a controversial figure in American politics, in his book "American Scoundrel." Cohn, known for his work with Senator Joseph McCarthy and as a mentor to Donald Trump, is described as a polarizing character whose legacy continues to shape contemporary political dynamics. Bird discusses Cohn's complex personality and the impact of his values on modern right-wing populism.
The Trump administration is reviewing the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences (NACCAS), which oversees 1,300 beauty schools and affects over 120,000 students. The decision could impact federal student aid eligibility, as the DOE staff recommended continued recognition with restrictions, while NACIQI suggested denial. Students have raised concerns about the implications for their education and financial aid.
Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH) suggested that Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) could be a strong candidate for the GOP presidential nomination in 2028 during an interview at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas. Jordan also mentioned other potential candidates and emphasized the importance of Pennsylvania in the upcoming election.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman appeared at the GOP convention, praising President Trump and Senator Dave McCormick for their support of the steel industry. This event has raised questions about Fetterman's alignment with the Democratic Party, as he distances himself from its left wing while gaining some support among Republicans.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman is set to appear at the GOP convention, where he will praise President Trump and Senator Dave McCormick for their support of the steel industry. This appearance is seen as a significant shift in Fetterman's relationship with the Democratic Party, raising questions about his political future as he distances himself from the party's left wing.
The GOP's midterm convention has drawn attention primarily due to former President Donald Trump, with attendees showing less concern for the upcoming congressional control. The event has been nicknamed 'Trumpapalooza.'
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that over 7 million free eggs will be distributed to food banks across Texas as part of an antitrust settlement with major egg producers. The distribution includes 1.7 million eggs already delivered and 5.3 million more expected soon, with coordination by Feeding Texas.
Bill Graves, a former Republican governor of Kansas, has endorsed Democratic candidate Adam Hamilton for the Senate, criticizing incumbent Roger Marshall. Graves has a history of supporting Democrats and argues for a more compassionate approach to governance. Recent polling suggests a competitive race, with some polls showing Hamilton slightly ahead.
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