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Fox News — Latest

New York City Mayor Mamdani Critiques Democratic Party Leadership

Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized the Democratic Party's leadership, claiming it is dominated by consultants and wealthy interests. He responded to former DNC Chair Jaime Harrison's comments about party loyalty, asserting that the party needs to better represent the working class. Mamdani has previously expressed concerns about the party's focus on working people's issues.

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PBS NewsHour

Gulf Coast Prepares for Tropical Storm Bertha

On July 21, 2026, the Gulf Coast is preparing for Tropical Storm Bertha. In Ukraine, President Zelenskyy has fired the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and New Jersey's governor reported that over 6,000 noncitizens registered to vote, with fewer than 400 casting ballots.

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Washington Examiner

Darline Graham Appointed to Complete Late Brother's Senate Term

Darline Graham has been appointed by South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster to complete the term of her late brother, Senator Lindsey Graham. Although initially expected to serve only as a caretaker, she has announced her intention to run for the full Senate seat in the upcoming special primary. Her political positions and qualifications remain largely unknown as she enters the race.

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Washington Examiner

Rep. Cleo Fields Will Not Seek Reelection, Will Run for Louisiana State Senate

Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA) announced he will not seek reelection to Congress and will instead run for the Louisiana state Senate following a Supreme Court ruling that eliminated his congressional district. The new congressional map is expected to favor Republicans, and Fields criticized the ruling as detrimental to voting rights.

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Washington Examiner

Cory Mills Under Investigation by DOJ Amid Misconduct Allegations

Representative Cory Mills (R-FL) is under investigation by the Department of Justice for undisclosed reasons, amidst allegations of domestic violence, stolen valor, and financial misconduct, which he denies. He is also facing a congressional investigation by the House Ethics Committee. Mills is contending with three GOP challengers in the upcoming primary and has reported limited fundraising for his reelection campaign.

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Washington Examiner

Michigan Governor's Race Features Personal Attacks and Rumors

The Michigan gubernatorial race has become contentious as Rep. Hillary Scholten accused Republican candidate Perry Johnson of spreading false rumors, including an unsubstantiated infidelity claim involving her and Rep. John James. Scholten has publicly rejected these allegations, while the race has been marked by personal attacks and legal challenges. The Republican primary is set for August 4, 2026.

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The Daily Beast

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Ends Press Conference After Questioning

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ended a press conference on July 21 after facing questions about his personal controversies. Despite being accompanied by law enforcement officials, he limited discussions to law enforcement topics and left after addressing only one question from the media.

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The Hill

Rep. Cleo Fields Announces Decision Not to Seek Reelection

Rep. Cleo Fields has announced he will not seek reelection in Louisiana's 6th Congressional District, citing the impact of GOP-led redistricting on the seat's political landscape. His decision comes after careful consideration.

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The Hill

Arizona voters participate in congressional primary elections

Arizona voters are participating in primary elections to choose nominees for congressional races in November. Two House seats are open, with Republican Representatives Andy Biggs and David Schweikert competing in a primary election.

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The Hill

Arizona Republican Primary for Governor Underway

Arizona voters are casting their ballots in the Republican primary for the governor's race. Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs is unopposed for her party's nomination after winning a close election against Kari Lake in 2022.

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Axios

Trump's Advisers Meet to Discuss Midterm Strategy

President Trump's political advisers are meeting to strategize for the upcoming midterm elections, focusing on polling and campaign funding. With approximately $530 million available, the GOP is preparing to address challenges posed by declining approval ratings and economic concerns. Historical trends suggest that the party in power often loses seats in midterms, complicating their efforts.

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The Hill

David Hogg Criticizes Democratic Campaign Committee for Candidate Selections

David Hogg, former DNC Vice Chair, has criticized the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee for its choice of candidates ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. He made these comments during a speech at the College Democrats of America convention in Washington, D.C.

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Washington Examiner

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban Visits Washington, D.C.

Viktor Orban, the former Prime Minister of Hungary, visited the White House and State Department last week, marking his first trip to Washington since leaving office in April. The details of his meetings are not disclosed, and the visit comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Hungary under current Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who has initiated efforts to diminish Fidesz's political influence.

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Washington Examiner

John Thune states GOP would accept John Fetterman if he leaves the Democratic Party

Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed that Republicans would welcome Senator John Fetterman if he decided to leave the Democratic Party. Thune noted Fetterman's moderate stance within a party he perceives as moving further left. Fetterman has recently faced internal party conflicts and has raised concerns about the Democratic Party's position on Israel.

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Fox News — Politics

Virginia Senator Mark Warner Faces Criticism Over Voter ID Law Comments

Virginia Senator Mark Warner is facing criticism from Republican challengers over his comments regarding the state's voter ID laws during a television interview. Warner's opponents argue that his misunderstanding of the laws raises concerns about his ability to protect election integrity. The discussion centers around the SAVE Act, which aims to enhance election security by requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration.

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Fox News — Latest

Virginia Senator Mark Warner Faces Criticism Over Voter ID Law Comments

Virginia Senator Mark Warner is under scrutiny for his comments about the state's voter ID laws during a TV interview, where he was corrected by an anchor. Republican challengers have criticized Warner's understanding of the laws and his opposition to the SAVE Act, which seeks to enhance election security. The Act proposes requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote, a point of contention between Republicans and Democrats.

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Axios

New Jersey removes noncitizens from voter rolls due to software error

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has ordered the removal of 6,600 noncitizens from voter rolls due to a software error that occurred before her administration. The error involved individuals who were incorrectly registered while applying for driver's licenses and ID cards. Sherrill stated that there is no evidence that any elections were impacted by this issue.

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Daily Wire

DOJ Initiates Criminal Investigation into Congressman Cory Mills

The Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into Congressman Cory Mills concerning his finances, amid ongoing inquiries by the House Ethics Committee regarding campaign finance violations and sexual misconduct allegations. Mills has denied any wrongdoing and plans to continue his re-election campaign with support from Republican leadership.

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Mother Jones

Senate Candidate Troy Jackson Faces Allegations of Bullying

Troy Jackson, the likely Democratic candidate for the Maine Senate, is facing allegations of bullying behavior, including incidents of shouting and intimidation towards colleagues. Reports indicate that his conduct has raised concerns among fellow Democrats, prompting discussions with Governor Janet Mills. Jackson's campaign acknowledges past frustrations but asserts that his passion should not be misconstrued as bullying.

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