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Trump Says He Could Work With Democrats On Immigration After Midterm Losses
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President Donald Trump told Fox News anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum Wednesday that he could work with Democrats on immigration following a midterm sweep that gave Democrats control of the House of Representatives and Senate.
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Melania Trump plans White House Russia-Ukraine meeting
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Melania Trump will bring Russian and Ukrainian representatives to the White House on Nov. 5, 2026, after a six-day Oleshky ceasefire she ties to nearly 800 evacuations.
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Jared Kim
A first lady pushing Russia Ukraine talks feels out of place yet the Oleshky truce shows results worth continuing.
Dem Lander Projected to Defeat Moore For NY House Seat
Sandra Rhodes
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Democrat Brad Lander is the projected winner in the race to represent New York’s 10th Congressional District. Lander, who beat out incumbent Rep. Daniel Goldman in the Democratic… — by Sandra Rhodes
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Democrat Jessica Killin wins historic Colorado House seat
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Democrat Jessica Killin defeated Republican incumbent Jeff Crank to flip Colorado’s 5th Congressional District, becoming the first Democrat elected to represent the district since its creation in 1972. Killin, an Army veteran and former chief of staff to Doug Emhoff, campaigned on constituent access and affordability in the traditionally Republican district.
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Bureaucrats Are Trying To ‘Subvert’ The Trump Administration, Former Adviser Alleges
Spencer Lombardo · 3 min · 7h
Sorensen Defeats Vancil to Secure Third Term in Illinois District
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Democrat Eric Sorensen won a third term representing Illinois’ 17th Congressional District, defeating Republican Dillan Vancil and keeping the seat in Democratic hands. Sorensen, the first openly gay man elected to Congress from Illinois, will return to the House, where he serves on the Agriculture and Armed Services committees.
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Sam Okafor
Vancil ran a decent campaign but Sorensen's experience on armed services gave him the edge this time.
Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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House incumbents win; Nevada Democrat declares historic victory
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Teresa Benitez-Thompson declared victory over Republican David Flippo in Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District, potentially becoming the first Democrat to represent the district; the Associated Press had not yet called the race. Separately, Mississippi Democrat Bennie Thompson won reelection to an 18th term in the state’s 2nd District, extending his record as the state’s longest-serving member of Congress.
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LGBTQ+ Lawmakers Win Reelection Across States
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Sharice Davids won a fifth term representing Kansas’ 3rd District, while Delaware voters reelected state Reps. Claire Snyder-Hall and DeShanna Neal; Neal ran unopposed. Massachusetts Democrat Richard Neal also won a 20th term in Congress and is expected to chair the Ways and Means Committee if Democrats take control of the House.
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Chris Dalton
It's great that these lawmakers won on their records, especially with one running unopposed.
Alford Wins Third Missouri House Term
Mark Alford
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Republican Mark Alford won a third term representing Missouri’s 4th Congressional District, defeating Democrat Jordan Herrera with roughly 64% of the vote. Alford highlighted his work for the district and campaigned on conservative priorities, while Herrera focused on lowering living costs and rebuilding the middle class.
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Anna Paulina Luna wins third term in tight Florida House race
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Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna won a third term representing Florida’s 13th Congressional District, narrowly defeating Democrat Leela Gray by less than a percentage point. Luna said she plans to pursue congressional term limits and stop accepting corporate PAC money; the district’s redrawn boundaries favored Republicans.
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White House Staffers Undermined Pesticide Reform Over ‘National Security,’ Former MAHA Adviser Alleges
During an appearance on the "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast released Friday, a former adviser to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed White House staffers countered his efforts to investigate a major pesticide.
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Melania Trump to Host Russia Ukraine Reps After Securing Ceasefire
Sandra Rhodes
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First lady Melania Trump is set to host representatives from Russia and Ukraine at the White House. The news comes via a press release Tuesday. The announcement comes after the f… — by Sandra Rhodes
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Local Governments Plan Open Houses on Civic Issues
Politics
— Oct 13, 2026
Cheyenne City Council’s Ward 3 representatives will host a coffee open house on Oct. 17, where residents can discuss neighborhood concerns and city projects.
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Support Trump vs Support Democrats
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Every executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.
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California City Council Races Focus on Housing, Services
Politics
— Oct 17, 2026
San Diego’s local races feature closely contested council runoffs: District 8 candidates Antonio Martinez and Gerardo Ramirez are sparring over who represents change and how to address neglected services and the Tijuana River sewage crisis, while southeastern San Diego’s Democrat-on-Democrat contest between Martha Abraham and incumbent Henry Foster has split unions and political leaders. In the neighboring Assembly District 79 race, incumbent LaShae Sharp-Collins is defending her legislative record against first-time Republican challenger Andrew Lawson.
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House Democrats Huddle Ahead of Expected Transfer of Trump Impeachment Charges to Senate
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— Jan 14, 2020
Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday will discuss the strategy and timing for sending articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump to the Senate as Republicans balk at a call to dismiss…
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While All Eyes Were on House, McConnell Made Big Move Against 2 GOP Senators
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— Feb 3, 2023
As Democrats face removal from their committee assignments in the House of Representatives, two Republican senators are losing their committee seats — at the behest of their own party leadership. Senate Minority Leader…
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White House Staffers Undermined Pesticide Reform Over ‘National Security,’ Former MAHA Adviser Alleges
Spencer Lombardo · 4 min · 9h
Pelosi Will Not Send Impeachment Articles to Senate on Friday
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— Jan 10, 2020
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi will not send formal charges of misconduct against President Donald Trump to the Senate on Friday, according to a senior Democratic House aide, despite growing…
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The AI fluency exam
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Fifteen questions on how AI actually works — the vocabulary, the limits, the judgment calls. Score high and post the receipt.
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Speaker Johnson Extends House Recess for Third Week to Pressure Senate Democrats on Shutdown Stalemate
United States House of Representatives
— Oct 10, 2025
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has declared the House of Representatives out of session for a third consecutive week, escalating pressure on Senate Democrats as the government shutdown drags on with no end in sight…
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After Senate Vote, Massive U.S. Coronavirus Bill Moves to the House
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— Mar 26, 2020
The U.S. Senate’s unanimous passage of a $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill sent the unprecedented economic legislation to the House of Representatives, whose Democratic leaders hope to pass it on Friday. The…
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US Senate Republicans Ready Police Reform Bill to Rival Democrats
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— Jun 17, 2020
Police reforms will take center stage in Congress on Wednesday as Senate Republicans unveil their effort to address racial disparities in law enforcement and Democrats in the House of Representatives advance their own…
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As U.S. Senate Mulls House Coronavirus Bill, Schumer Proposes $750 Billion in New Spending
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— Mar 16, 2020
As the U.S. Senate grappled over what to do with a wide-ranging coronavirus economic stimulus bill passed by the House of Representatives on Saturday, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on Monday urged an additional…
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Bureaucrats Are Trying To ‘Subvert’ The Trump Administration, Former Adviser Alleges
During an appearance on the "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast released Friday, a former adviser to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. alleged bureaucrats are trying to sabotage President Donald Trump's administration.
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House Passes Democratic Police Reform Bill as Impasse Deepens
Reporting
— Jun 26, 2020
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a sweeping Democratic police reform bill on Thursday, sending the measure to the Senate despite opposition from President Donald Trump and his Republican allies in Congress…
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Louisiana Democrat Wins US House Seat in Special Election
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— Apr 25, 2021
Democratic Louisiana state Senator Troy Carter has defeated a challenger from the party’s left wing in a special election to win the U.S. House of Representatives seat vacated by White House adviser Cedric Richmond…
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U.S. House Votes to Send Trump Impeachment Charges to Senate for Trial
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— Jan 15, 2020
The Democratic-led House of Representatives voted on Wednesday to send two formal charges against President Donald Trump to the Senate, clearing the way for only the third impeachment trial of a U.S. president to begin…
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Democrats Add Last-Minute Evidence to Trump Impeachment Case Before Senate Trial
Reporting
— Jan 15, 2020
Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives said on Tuesday they would include new evidence when they send formal impeachment charges against President Donald Trump to the Senate on Wednesday, seeking to expand the…
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Senate Republicans Plan Their Own Police Reform Effort
Reporting
— Jun 10, 2020
U.S. Senate Republicans said on Tuesday they were working on their own legislation to address police reform and racial injustice as the Democratic-led House of Representatives moved toward a vote this month on its…
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Americans Will Support Socialism If Republicans Fail To Reform The System, Former White House Adviser Warns
Spencer Lombardo · 4 min · 11h
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