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Elections

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Axios

Trump's Efforts to Reshape U.S. Election Processes

President Trump's strategy to reshape U.S. elections involves changes to voter rolls, mail-in voting processes, and polling place monitoring. Recent actions include lifting a block on new Postal Service rules for mail voting and ongoing lawsuits from state attorneys general against these changes. Experts warn that these efforts may create confusion and undermine trust in the electoral system.

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notus.org

Postal Service Faces Challenges with New Mail-Ballot Eligibility Screening Process

The U.S. Postal Service is implementing a new mail-ballot eligibility screening process based on a Trump executive order, facing tight deadlines and potential legal challenges. Officials express concerns about the feasibility and accuracy of the system, predicting significant error rates and disenfranchisement risks. USPS is working on technical solutions and training but acknowledges the complexity of the task ahead.

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Fox News — Latest

Iowa Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand expresses desire for new leadership, declines support from Biden and Harris

Iowa Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand has stated that he does not want former President Joe Biden or former Vice President Kamala Harris to campaign for him, expressing a desire for new leadership. Sand is running against Trump-backed Republican Zach Lahn in the 2026 gubernatorial race, while current Governor Kim Reynolds has announced she will not seek re-election.

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The Hill

Trump Supports Data Centers Amid Republican Skepticism

President Trump is maintaining his support for data centers despite growing skepticism from Republicans. He has indicated a willingness to allow GOP candidates to oppose data centers if they choose, as the midterm elections approach.

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Washington Examiner

House Democrats Received Over $30,000 from Rep. Jimmy Gomez Amid Misconduct Allegations

Fourteen House Democrats have received over $30,000 from Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA), who is under investigation for allegations of sexual misconduct. The recipients have not disclosed whether they will return the funds. Gomez faces a competitive primary election against Angela Gonzales-Torres in November.

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The Hill

Republicans Split on Economic Stimulus Legislation Ahead of Election

Republicans in Congress are divided on whether to pursue legislation to stimulate the economy before the elections. Recent federal data shows a slowdown in economic growth and ongoing inflation issues, prompting discussions among party leaders.

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Axios

Generational Divide Among Black Voters Evident in Recent Primaries

Recent primaries have highlighted a generational divide among Black voters, particularly in Michigan, where younger Black voters showed strong support for progressive candidates like Abdul El-Sayed over establishment figures like Haley Stevens. This trend reflects a growing impatience among Gen Z voters with older leaders and their desire for change in political representation.

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Deutsche Welle

Chancellor Merz Hosts EU Leaders to Discuss Budget Reductions

Chancellor Friedrich Merz is hosting leaders from several EU net contributor countries in Berlin to discuss a reduction in the EU budget ahead of negotiations this autumn. The meeting includes representatives from the Netherlands, Austria, Finland, and Denmark, who are advocating for budget cuts. Separately, Germany has reported an estimated 15,800 heat-related deaths this year, with the far-right AfD and CDU candidates clashing in a debate ahead of the Saxony-Anhalt state election.

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Al Jazeera English

Discovery of Altalena Wreck Fuels Rivalry in Israeli Right-Wing Politics

The discovery of the Altalena wreck has intensified competition within right-wing Israeli politics, particularly between National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Both leaders are attempting to associate themselves with the Irgun militia, which has a controversial history related to violence against Palestinians during the 1948 war. As elections approach, Netanyahu faces challenges in the polls and potential legal issues, while experts warn that the rhetoric surrounding civil war threats could exacerbate political tensions.

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cbsnews.com

Grand Jury Report Finds Misappropriation of $10 Million by DeSantis Administration

A grand jury report has concluded that the DeSantis administration misappropriated $10 million in taxpayer funds by diverting them from a Medicaid settlement to the Hope Florida Foundation, intended for political activities rather than health insurance for low-income children. While the report found evidence of misuse, it stated there was insufficient evidence for criminal charges. Key figures identified include James Uthmeier and Ashley Moody, both of whom have not publicly commented on the allegations.

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The Hill

Josh Turek declines support from Kamala Harris for Senate campaign

Josh Turek, a Democratic candidate for the Iowa Senate, stated on Wednesday that he does not want former Vice President Kamala Harris to campaign for him. Turek made this remark during an event in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, when questioned by a reporter.

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Breitbart

Rep. Ayanna Pressley Compares MAGA Movement to Confederacy

Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) compared the MAGA movement to the Confederacy during a campaign event for Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) at Roxbury Community College in Boston. She emphasized that issues of white supremacy and anti-blackness persist beyond political leadership, and she endorsed Markey for his progressive work.

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Washington Examiner

Abdul el Sayed Will Not Campaign with Hasan Piker Amid Controversy

Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic nominee for the Michigan Senate, has stated he will no longer campaign with Hasan Piker due to controversy surrounding Piker's statements, which have drawn accusations of antisemitism. This decision comes as el Sayed prepares for the general election against former Republican Representative Mike Rogers.

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New York Post

Ted Cruz Discusses Presidential Ambitions and GOP Future

Senator Ted Cruz expressed his ongoing presidential ambitions during a podcast interview, stating that the Republican Party has not yet endorsed Vice President JD Vance as the nominee for 2028. Cruz emphasized the need for discussions on foreign policy and economic direction within the GOP as the party prepares for the next election cycle.

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New York Post

New York AFL-CIO Does Not Endorse Several Democratic Candidates in House Races

The New York AFL-CIO announced its endorsements for House races, choosing not to endorse Democratic candidates Daraliza Avila Chevalier, Brad Lander, and Laura Gillen. The organization, representing 3,000 unions, remains neutral in these races, which may not impact candidates in overwhelmingly Democratic districts but poses a challenge for Gillen in her re-election bid against Republican Jeanine Driscoll.

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Al Jazeera English

Democratic Lawmakers Appointed to Key Roles on US House Foreign Affairs Committee

Three pro-Israel Democratic lawmakers have been appointed to key roles on the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee, amid growing divisions within the party regarding U.S. aid to Israel. The appointments have faced criticism from some party members and voters who express declining support for Israel. The decisions come as the House prepares for midterm elections, with potential shifts in party control.

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Fox News — Latest

Ana Navarro Disagrees with Hunter Biden's Claim that Trump is a Dictator

Ana Navarro disagreed with Hunter Biden's claim that Donald Trump is a dictator during a podcast interview. While Biden stated that democracy has been lost under Trump, Navarro refrained from using the term 'dictator' but suggested that Trump would like to have dictatorial power. She emphasized the need for congressional oversight and expressed hope in the judicial system and elections.

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Washington Examiner

Abdul el Sayed Criticizes Donald Trump and Mike Rogers During Town Hall

Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic nominee for the Michigan Senate, criticized President Donald Trump and former Rep. Mike Rogers during a town hall in Farmington Hills. El Sayed addressed Trump's pronunciation of his name and discussed his economic policies, while outlining his progressive platform, which includes healthcare reforms and housing regulations.

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