Elections

Trump Addresses Affordability Issues in Michigan Speech

President Trump delivered a speech in Michigan where he linked current affordability issues to President Biden's policies. This appearance is part of Trump's nationwide campaign to justify his past decisions before the midterm elections.

Trump Addresses Affordability Issues in Michigan Speech

During a speech in Michigan, President Trump criticized President Biden's policies, linking them to current affordability issues. This appearance is part of Trump's nationwide campaign efforts leading up to the midterm elections.

DNC Chair Ken Martin Under Scrutiny Amid Financial and Internal Challenges

Ken Martin, chair of the DNC, is under scrutiny due to financial issues and internal conflicts as the midterm elections approach. Reports indicate a cash-flow problem and an HR inquiry related to a confrontation he had with a junior aide.

Senate Addresses Complex Agenda Ahead of Midterm Elections

With midterm elections approaching, Congress is under time pressure. While the House is on recess, the Senate is working on a complex agenda that includes a vote on President Trump's nominee for the Director of National Intelligence.

Donald Trump Addresses Economic Agenda in Michigan

Former President Donald Trump addressed an audience in Michigan on July 27, 2026, highlighting his economic agenda and criticizing past administrations for their effects on the auto industry. He also discussed U.S.-Iran relations, indicating a pause in military strikes and ongoing diplomatic talks.

Senate Majority Leader Thune Rejects Trump's Filibuster Proposal

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has rejected President Trump's calls to eliminate the filibuster in order to push the SAVE America Act through the Senate. Thune stated that there is insufficient support for the bill, which aims to impose strict voting requirements, and emphasized that Republicans will not abolish the filibuster. Senator Susan Collins also opposed the idea of canceling the Senate recess to advance the bill.

Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court to Approve Mail Voting Restrictions

The Trump administration has filed an emergency application with the U.S. Supreme Court, requesting permission to implement an order that would restrict mail voting. This application was submitted last week.

Chuck Todd comments on DNC primary calendar and its implications for progressive candidates in 2028

Chuck Todd discussed the implications of the DNC's primary calendar for progressive candidates in the 2028 election during his podcast. He suggested that the calendar may be structured to disadvantage progressives, particularly with South Carolina as the first primary state. The DNC's recent decision has drawn mixed reactions, with some arguing it could hinder progressive chances while others believe it could still allow for success in the South.

Abdul El Sayed Faces Criticism Over 'Ogre on a Pike' Comment

Abdul El Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, is facing backlash for comments made during a donor call where he suggested that advancing the party's progressive agenda would require 'putting one ogre on a pike.' Critics, including fellow Democrats, have condemned the remarks as inappropriate and potentially sexist, particularly in reference to El Sayed's primary opponent, Haley Stevens.

Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court to Lift Block on Mail-in Voting Executive Order

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to lift a lower court's injunction blocking an executive order aimed at regulating mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. The order, challenged by Democratic states, has been deemed premature by the administration, which argues that the injunction contradicts legal principles regarding executive authority. The Supreme Court is expected to rule on the matter after receiving responses from the opposing states.

Abdul el Sayed's Senate Campaign Faces Scrutiny Over National Ambitions

Abdul el Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan Senate seat, faces criticism for remarks made during a leaked donor meeting, suggesting he is focused on national ambitions rather than state issues. He is competing against Rep. Haley Stevens in a primary that has become a battleground between progressive and establishment factions within the party, with the winner set to face former Rep. Mike Rogers in the general election.

Trump petitions US Supreme Court regarding mail-in voting restrictions

Donald Trump has petitioned the US Supreme Court to permit restrictions on mail-in voting after a lower court ruled against him, citing a lack of authority to change state election rules. The Supreme Court's decision on this matter is pending.

Trump Comments on Future Presidency and Iran War During Speech in Michigan

Trump lawyer requests Supreme Court intervention on mail-in voting regulations

Lawyers for Donald Trump have asked the Supreme Court to allow an order affecting mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. This comes after a lawsuit from California and 22 other states asserting that states have the constitutional right to set their own voting regulations.

Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court to Allow Changes to Mail-in Voting

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow an executive order that could change mail-in voting procedures before the midterm elections. This follows lower court rulings that have blocked the order, which aims to create a list of eligible voters for mail ballot distribution. The administration argues that the order provides policy guidance rather than dictating state election processes.

Analysis Indicates GOP Redistricting Efforts Yield Similar House Map to 2018

A recent analysis suggests that GOP-led redistricting has created a House map similar to that of 2018, when Democrats gained a majority. The findings indicate a shift towards a more Republican-leaning map compared to 2024.

Trump discusses communism during Michigan campaign event

President Trump addressed concerns about communism during a rally in Milford, Michigan, ahead of the state's Democratic Senate primary. He did not name specific candidates but criticized the Democratic Party as a whole.

Justice Department requests Supreme Court to lift block on Trump's mail-in voting executive order

The Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to remove a block on President Trump's executive order regarding mail-in voting. The Solicitor General contends that judicial intervention is premature as the U.S. Postal Service and other agencies are still engaged in related activities.

Department of Justice Appeals to Supreme Court on Trump's Mail-in Voting Order

The Department of Justice has filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court concerning an executive order from Donald Trump related to mail-in voting. This action follows an appeals court ruling that blocked the order in multiple states ahead of the November midterm elections.

DNC Faces Credibility Challenges Under Chairman Ken Martin

The Democratic National Committee is facing a credibility crisis under Chairman Ken Martin, with increasing calls for his resignation due to financial struggles and management controversies. While some Democrats express frustration with Martin's leadership, others within the DNC continue to support him, citing improved fundraising efforts compared to previous chairs.