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Why Dems’ late House reaches don’t usually pan out

House Democrats are pushing into redder and redder territory. History shows those last-minute moves don’t usually pan out, even in favorable cycles.Since 2018, Democrats haven’t flipped any Republican-held seat...

Alaska Dem Senate candidate suffers minor injuries in car crash, forcing her to skip campaign events

Democratic Senate-nominee Mary Peltola and her family sustained minor injuries in an Anchorage crash, delaying her campaign tour in the Alaska Senate race.

Dem Senate hopeful rejects Schumer but benefits from millions in spending by his allies

Adam Hamilton distances himself from Chuck Schumer even as Senate Majority PAC pours millions into the Kansas Senate race against Roger Marshall.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 26

1999—The Montana supreme court rules (in Armstrong v. State) that a state law that allows only...

Noncitizen Voting Is a Real Problem — and This Loophole Explains Why

Registering at welfare agencies may be letting people on voter rolls illegally.

Longtime Trump advisor to depart the White House at month’s end

Taylor Budowich, Trump’s deputy chief of staff for communications and personnel, will depart the White House at month’s end after overseeing messaging and staffing.

Leftist gun club tied to violence recruiting on Georgetown campus echoes Kirk killing: ‘Hey fascist! Catch!’

A far-left gun club with ties to anti-ICE violence and federal charges posted recruitment materials on Georgetown University's campus this week.

The Aggregate Costs of Cheap Rhetoric

The demonization of ICE and the U.S. Border Patrol by countless progressive commentators and politicians has borne fruit. What else is coming?

Thune ‘very concerned’ about Trump advising pregnant women not to take Tylenol

Senate Majority Leader John Thune made a rare break from President Trump on Wednesday and cautioned against pregnant women following the president's advice not to take Tylenol.

Judge rules feds can’t require states to cooperate on immigration to get disaster money

A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled on Wednesday that it's unconstitutional to require states to cooperate on immigration enforcement actions to get funding for disasters, which is overseen by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Justice Department trying to indict former FBI Director James Comey by next week

Federal prosecutors are trying to indict former FBI Director James Comey before the statute of limitations runs out next week for perjury charges.

Judge rules Trump broke law by firing inspectors general, but can’t restore them to office

A federal judge said Wednesday that President Trump broke the law when he fired many of the government's inspectors general, but she said she's powerless at this point to restore their jobs.

U.S. Justice Department official ordered to drop inquiry into Sandy Hook lawsuit against Alex Jones

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche has ordered a senior U.S. Justice Department official to drop an inquiry into a retired FBI agent's involvement in a defamation lawsuit involving Alex Jones' conspiracy theories about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday.

Dallas ICE shooter identified as 29-year-old Joshua Jahn

Authorities identified the man who opened fire on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Dallas on Wednesday as Joshua Jahn, a 29-year-old with ties to Texas and Oklahoma.

J.D. Vance condemns shooting at ICE facility, blames left-wing rhetoric targeting law enforcement

Vice President J.D. Vance condemned Wednesday's fatal shooting at an ICE facility in Texas, calling it a politically motivated act of violence.

White House unveils presidential ‘Walk of Fame’ with Biden’s photo swapped for autopen

The Trump White House has debuted a "Presidential Walk of Fame" bearing every president's photograph in a gold frame except for former President Biden, who is depicted instead by a framed photo of an autopen writing his signature.

Democrats in off-year races strive to put boogeyman Trump on the ballot

When New Jersey lawmakers rewrote the state's election laws in the 1940s, they decided to schedule gubernatorial races for the year following presidential elections -- hoping to insulate them from national political turbulence. That hope has long since evaporated.

EXCLUSIVE: Bondi transfers former death row inmates commuted by Biden to ‘supermax’ prison

DOJ transferred eight former death row inmates to a notorious supermax prison, Fox News Digital learned — the latest effort to reverse course on Biden clemency actions.

Garbage collection, tours to be suspended on Capitol Hill if there’s a government shutdown

What to know as Capitol Hill prepares for a potential government shutdown next week, from worker pay and office closures to service disruptions.

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