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Billionaire author Amy Griffin has completely lost the plot — if she ever had a real one

Amy Griffin is clearly starting to unravel along with the veracity of her story.
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Alaska’s bizarre Senate doppelganger marks a new low for Democratic dirty tricks

The Alaska electoral system is a travesty — and a Democratic spoiler candidate is...
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Democrats Reached a Deal with Republicans to Lower Energy Costs. Rashida Tlaib Is Trying to Kill It

Tlaib admitted that she ‘struggled in understanding these permitting processes’ but still opposes a...
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Fed holds interest rates steady before Election Day, though December hike possible

The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, deciding against a hike days before midterm elections that pivot on inflation and affordability concerns.
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Katie Zacharia blames media, D.C. politics for her ouster as White House press secretary

President Trump's short-lived former press secretary, Katie Zacharia, says the media and D.C. politics are to blame for her being ousted from the role.
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Murkowski snubs Trump-backed Alaska candidate, endorses Democrat for governor

GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska endorses Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins for governor, despite President Trump's endorsement of a Republican candidate.

GOP Senate majority faces fresh uncertainty as 2 key races tighten days before midterms

Sherrod Brown leads Jon Husted within the margin of error in Ohio while Darline Graham and Annie Andrews are tied in South Carolina polling.

Democrat’s 2-word answer on a possible presidential run draws cheers from Maine crowd

Mark Kelly responded "we'll see" when an audience member shouted "president" during a stump speech, fueling 2028 presidential election speculation.

Long-running embassy fight comes back to haunt Trump as State Dept hit with $461M lawsuit

B.L. Harbert International alleges the State Department reached a $370 million settlement over COVID-19 embassy construction claims, then reversed course.

Trump revisits 10-year warning to Macron as protests sweep France: ‘You have to get them out’

Donald Trump told Emmanuel Macron for a decade that France would "lose" its country without addressing the immigration crisis fueling protests.

What Profits the New York Times to Gain ‘the World?’

Maybe the New York Times’ editors should travel more.

Trump Preparing for a ‘Short, Intense’ War Against Iran After Election Day

You’re probably going to want to fill up your tank before Election Day.

Hasan Piker sues Scott Jennings over misconstruing lynching comments

Left-wing influencer Hasan Piker filed a defamation lawsuit against conservative commentator Scott Jennings for a video clip that insinuates the Twitch streamer supports lynchings.

Trump floats Ted Cruz as Supreme Court justice, says he would breeze through Senate confirmation

President Trump is floating Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas as a potential pick if a Supreme Court seat opens up.

China exile-turned-GOP nominee warns socialist surge could give Beijing greater influence in Washington

Lily Tang Williams, a New Hampshire Republican who escaped communist China, warns a Democratic Congress could let Beijing expand its influence in Washington.

Talarico rally warmup act calls for abolishing ICE, contrasting Senate hopeful’s message

Malik Williams called to abolish ICE and legalize cannabis at a James Talarico rally, despite Talarico's recent denial of supporting that policy.

Trump’s unusual legal gambit against Biden-era deportation rule pays off at Supreme Court

The Supreme Court allowed a Texas-DOJ agreement ending the Biden-era administrative closure rule that let judges delay deportation proceedings.

Mike Collins drops Election Day gas price prediction in heated Georgia Senate race

Republican Rep. Mike Collins details his private conversation with President Trump after the Perry rally and his role in landing Audi's $4.2 billion deal.

Billionaire taxes, trans rights, abortion, voting rights: This year’s biggest state votes

Statewide ballot measures are flying under the national radar — but some are drawing big spending.At least $400 million has been spent on TV...

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