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Guardian — US

El-Sayed maintains focus on affordability amid political scrutiny

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate for Michigan, is focusing on his affordability message while facing scrutiny from various political factions. He has distanced himself from Hasan Piker, condemned hate against Muslims, and debated Fox News host Jesse Watters on taxation issues.

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The Daily Beast

Prediction Markets Show Confidence in Darline Graham Ahead of South Carolina Senate Runoff

Prediction markets show a significant level of confidence in Darline Graham's chances of winning the South Carolina Republican Senate runoff, with Kalshi giving her a 70 percent probability. In contrast, political polling indicates a close race, with a recent Trafalgar Group poll showing Graham and Ralph Norman tied at 48 percent each. Graham's recent debate performance raised questions about her knowledge of national security issues.

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Daily Wire

Darline Graham Wins Republican Runoff to Replace Lindsey Graham

Darline Graham won the Republican runoff election in South Carolina, securing approximately 53.3% of the vote against Rep. Ralph Norman. Endorsed by Donald Trump, Graham will advance to the November general election, where she will face Democrat Annie Andrews. If elected, she would be the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate from South Carolina.

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Fox News — Latest

Abdul El-Sayed's Comparison of Sharia Law to Christian Canon Law Draws Criticism

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, faced criticism after comparing Sharia law to Christian canon law during a Fox News interview. His comments prompted backlash on social media, with various commentators arguing about the implications and differences between the two legal systems. El-Sayed has previously defended Sharia law and linked bans on it to historical injustices.

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Fox News — Politics

Abdul El-Sayed's Comments on Sharia Law Prompt Reactions from Critics

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, faced backlash on social media after he compared Sharia law to Christian canon law during a Fox News interview. Critics, including conservative commentators, argued that Sharia law is more comprehensive and governs all aspects of life, while canon law is limited to church matters. El-Sayed has previously opposed bans on Sharia law, linking such efforts to historical instances of White supremacy.

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Washington Examiner

Raskin Inquires About Kushner Following Jeffries' Meeting with Trump Associate

Rep. Jamie Raskin has escalated an inquiry into Jared Kushner following House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries' meeting with Kushner. Raskin requested documents related to Kushner's roles in government and private business, citing potential conflicts of interest. The inquiry reflects tensions within the Democratic Party regarding their approach to Trump and his associates.

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nbcnews.com

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Trump Administration on Mail-in Ballots

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration on August 24, 2026, allowing an executive order that limits mail-in ballot eligibility to proceed. The decision lifted a prior injunction and permits the creation of a federal list of eligible voters. While the ruling is seen as a win for the administration, legal challenges are expected to continue, particularly from states like California.

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nbcnews.com

Ralph Alvarado Removes Pro-Trump Content from Campaign Website

Ralph Alvarado, the Republican nominee for Kentucky's 6th District, has taken down pro-Trump content from his campaign website after winning the primary. Alvarado was endorsed by Trump, who carried the district by 15 points in the 2024 election.

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NPR — Politics

DHS acknowledges inflated noncitizen voter roll numbers

The Department of Homeland Security has admitted that its previously reported numbers of noncitizens on voter rolls were inflated. The Trump administration had claimed there were 250,000 noncitizens in four states, but later communications clarified that this data was not final.

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Fox News — Latest

Florida Congressional Race Between Rep. Jared Moskowitz and Scott Singer Draws National Attention

Rep. Jared Moskowitz is facing Republican nominee Scott Singer in the race for Florida's newly-redrawn 25th Congressional District. The contest is viewed as a critical opportunity for Republicans to gain a seat in a closely divided Congress, with both candidates highlighting their ties to the Jewish community and differing political stances on key issues.

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Fox News — Politics

GOP Candidate Scott Singer Prepares for Competitive Race Against Democrat Jared Moskowitz in Florida's 25th District

In the race for Florida's newly redrawn 25th Congressional District, Democrat Jared Moskowitz faces Republican Scott Singer in a competitive contest that could impact the House majority. Both candidates, who share a Jewish background, are focusing on local ties and national issues, with Singer emphasizing a shift in voter registration trends and Moskowitz highlighting his bipartisan efforts.

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Guardian — US

Ken Paxton announces datacenter plan addressing concerns in Texas

Ken Paxton, a Republican Senate candidate in Texas, has introduced a plan to address the perceived negative effects of datacenters. His proposal, supported by Donald Trump, was shared on the platform X, where it was marked as AI-generated.

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The Daily Beast

Natalie Harp Involved in Trump's Dispute with Canada

Natalie Harp has become a key figure in Donald Trump's ongoing conflict with Canada, following his suggestion to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America amid escalating trade tensions. Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingle and Senator Jon Ossoff have both referenced Harp in their criticisms of Trump, highlighting the political implications of the trade dispute as it affects states bordering Canada.

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Washington Examiner

Ted Cruz discusses potential GOP shift after Trump's presidency

Senator Ted Cruz suggested that the Republican Party may need to realign after President Trump's departure from office, emphasizing the importance of defining the party's identity and leadership. He expressed concerns about the future direction of the GOP and the potential leadership vacuum following Trump's exit in January 2029, while also contemplating a presidential run in 2028.

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Al Jazeera English

Fatah and Dahlan Bloc Engage in Reconciliation Talks Ahead of Palestinian Elections

Fatah and Mohammed Dahlan’s Democratic Reform bloc held reconciliation talks in Alamein, Egypt, ahead of the Palestinian legislative elections scheduled for November. The discussions come amid concerns over a potential coalition between Dahlan's group and Hamas, which could challenge Fatah's dominance. Analysts suggest that the elections may provide Dahlan an opportunity to re-enter Palestinian politics, while uncertainties remain about the elections' impact and whether they will take place.

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Washington Examiner

California Judge Rules Recalled Avenal Officials Were Illegally Holding Office

A California judge ruled that four Avenal officials who remained in office after being recalled by voters in April were unlawfully holding their positions. The ruling confirmed that the officials must vacate their offices, which had been certified as vacant following the recall results on May 28. The city manager stated that the city would comply with the ruling.

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Al Jazeera English

Poll Shows Majority of Democrats in Early Primary States Oppose Aid to Israel

A poll by the IMEU Policy Project reveals that a majority of Democratic voters in early primary states oppose aid to Israel, with many believing Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. The survey indicates a significant decline in support for Israel among Democrats, particularly among younger voters, and suggests that this issue may influence the 2028 presidential primaries.

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Fox News — Politics

Gavin Newsom's Aide Critiques Pete Buttigieg's South Carolina Visit Amid 2028 Presidential Race

Izzy Gardon, communications director for California Governor Gavin Newsom, criticized Pete Buttigieg's recent visit to South Carolina, questioning his engagement with the state after a long absence. This exchange reflects the growing competition for the Democratic Party's 2028 presidential nomination and highlights ongoing concerns about the party's outreach to Black voters, particularly in the South.

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Fox News — Latest

Gavin Newsom's aide comments on Pete Buttigieg's South Carolina visit amid 2028 nomination race

Izzy Gardon, communications director for California Governor Gavin Newsom, criticized Pete Buttigieg's outreach efforts to Black voters during his recent visit to South Carolina. This exchange highlights the competition for the Democratic Party's 2028 presidential nomination and raises concerns about the party's engagement with Black voters, particularly in the South.

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