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Hochul helped pile $37K of debt on every New Yorker — and the bill’s coming due

New York's leaders have been spending money on a credit card that nobody ever tries to pay off. Now the state has the highest per-capita debt load in the...

El-Sayed campaign wants Stevens to stay away after day of back-and-forth sniping

Michigan’s Democratic coalition is fragmenting in real time days before a critical Senate election.After...

Gavin Newsom shown up by judge for secret order to ban key energy resource in California

Gov. Gavin Newsom has spent years making it harder to produce oil in his...

Jennifer Lawrence fell for the celebrity trap — and sacrificed the joys of aging gracefully

Once one of Hollywood’s most distinctive personalities, Jennifer Lawrence has lost the very flair...

With Marc Elias involved, you KNOW dirty tricks are afoot in Alaska race

Mary Peltola campaigns as an anti-politician, yet her campaign was working with the ultimate...

Dueling rallies thrust deep-red Lone Star town into the center of the political universe

Dueling rallies in Lubbock put the Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico on full display as Trump joined the Republican side.

‘Radical Left Lunatic’ judge Trump wanted impeached takes up Ilhan Omar warrant fight

Judge James Boasberg, a frequent Trump legal foe, now oversees the fight to unseal the FBI search warrant used in the raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar's home.

Mary Peltola’s campaign, Dems backed covert scheme to field spoiler candidates in Alaska Senate race: report

Mary Peltola's campaign allegedly ran a covert "ballot composition project" to recruit namesake candidates and split the vote against Dan Sullivan.

Peltola campaign’s alleged Dan Sullivan spoiler plot takes new turn as DOJ faces major legal hurdle

The Department of Justice's Alaska Senate race lawsuit faces hurdles as legal scholars debate whether anonymous ballot analysis can prove confusion.

A List of Things Democrats Might Do If They Retake Power

This agenda should terrify conservatives.

In Alaska, the World’s Least Surprising Scoop

Kudos to Kellen Browning and the Times for not letting Elisa Rios kill the story after they’d confirmed it.

Mao and Mbappé

Add Beijing’s touchiness to the list of reasons why western companies should, if possible, not do business in China.

Peltola allies recruited spoiler candidates in Alaska Senate race: Report

Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola's allies worked with operatives trying to recruit spoiler candidates into Alaska's Senate race to siphon votes from Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, according to a report.

Lawsuit seeks to block ICE from hiding locations of detainees with final removal orders

Groups that provide legal services to immigrants filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking to stop the Trump administration's new policy of hiding the locations of tens of thousands of detainees with final deportation orders.

Georgia’s Keisha Lance Bottoms navigates the challenges of Black women battling political barriers

Keisha Lance Bottoms talks a lot about the policies she would pursue as Georgia governor. The Democratic nominee is less likely to talk about the history she would make by winning the job.

Trump, Vance and Obama are making closing stretch appeals to midterm voters in pivotal states

President Donald Trump's campaign to keep Republicans in control of Congress in the Nov. 3 midterms is returning to Ohio for the third time in a month on Wednesday, while former President Barack Obama is set to rally Democrats in Georgia.

Appeals court rejects DOJ bid to pause more Epstein doc reviews

A federal appeals court on Wednesday rebuffed the Justice Department's request to delay having to review and release foreign language material from the Epstein files.

James Fishback withdraws accusations against Byron Donalds

Online provocateur James Fishback apologized on Wednesday for falsely claiming that Rep. Byron Donalds, Florida's Republican gubernatorial candidate, was under federal investigation for sex trafficking.

Washington Times’ review of hundreds of cases shows how noncitizens end up on voter rolls

Cliff Sanon really liked to register to vote. The only problem? Federal prosecutors say Mr. Sanon isn't an American citizen. He's an illegal immigrant who's been ordered deported, but can't be sent back to his home country of Haiti because he could face persecution there.

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