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Dems eye pick-up in Wisconsin swing district as Rep Van Orden set for rematch in key House race

Rebecca Cooke won Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District Democratic primary, setting up a rematch with Republican Rep. Derrick Van Orden this fall.

Longtime anti-Trump Dem ousted after tough primary from upstart progressive mayor

Fourteen-term Rep. John Larson faced Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin and two others in a hard-fought Democratic primary centered on generational change.

Republican survives primary on Tim Walz’s old congressional turf as Dems eye seat flip

Brad Finstad faced challengers Gregory Goetzman and Oliver Morlan in the Minnesota 1st Congressional District Republican primary on Tuesday.

Failed presidential candidate wins Dem primary for Midwest governor amid fraud scandal fallout

Amy Klobuchar defeated long-shot challengers in the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party primary as she seeks to replace Tim Walz amid a $9 billion fraud scandal.

White House asks DOJ to consider new prosecution in Reflecting Pool case

Officials are exploring a misdemeanor prosecution in the Lincoln Memorial pool case after prosecutors moved to drop the felony charge against Olympic canoeist David Hearn.

Trump directs CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz to end Medicaid gender transition funding for minors

Trump instructed CMS to end Medicaid funding for gender transition procedures, calling the surgeries "barbaric" in a Truth Social post.

Vulnerable Dem’s campaign pitch clashes with ‘radical’ voting record on top culture war issue

Sarah Trone Garriott's Iowa legislature votes on bathroom policy and girls' sports clash with her new campaign video opposing men in women's locker rooms.

Trump’s sly plane switch raises eyebrows over safety of passengers left behind on board

Trump secretly switched to a military jet in Turkey over an Iranian missile threat, leaving journalists and White House staff aboard the decoy aircraft.

Socialist Wisconsin governor candidate referred to America as ‘abundance of suffering,’ resurfaced post shows

Fox News Digital found Francesca Hong's X posts calling America "an abundance of suffering" and urging police abolition in her governor campaign.

Comparing Socialism with Interventionist Capitalism

Those beating the drums for utopian socialism in America could benefit from an education in real-world consequences.

Massachusetts Makes Way for More Death

Governor Maura Healey signed an anyplace-anytime abortion policy into law, prompting celebration in the statehouse.

Why Did Illinois Duck the DSA Wave?

Old-fashioned Chicago corruption looks better than drowning in incompetent activist government.

No, Fauci’s Texts Are Not Proof of a Conspiracy to Hide Vaccine Risks to Pregnant Women

In private and public, Fauci pointed out that there was no data showing that the vaccine posed a risk to pregnant women.

Immigration groups ask judge to block Trump’s new birthright citizenship order

Immigrant rights advocates rushed to a federal court Tuesday to ask the judge to shut down President Trump's latest attempt to restrict birthright citizenship, saying the Supreme Court has already settled the issue and the White House lost.

Robert Gilman, a Marine veteran in bad health, released from Russian prison after 4 years

A Marine veteran who has been in Russian prison since 2022 has been released and is on his way to the U.S. to remedy his "dire" condition.

El-Sayed has history of criticizing fireworks, football, right to bear arms

Resurfaced online posts and a podcast reveal that Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, criticized Fourth of July fireworks and the right to bear arms, plus linked football to the slave trade.

Pakistani official sees signs of ‘some sort’ of peace deal forming in Middle East

A Pakistani official said parties inched closer to an elusive peace between the U.S. and Iran on Tuesday, the latest murmur of progress as mediators scrounge for common ground on the Strait of Hormuz and ending the war.

Justice Department says Trump’s outside advisers can be blocked from testifying

A new Justice Department memo says President Trump can extend executive privilege to private advisers outside of the government, a legal conclusion that expands the number of individuals who could be shielded from congressional probes as Democrats prepare investigations ahead of a possible midterm victory.

Minnesota officials balk at DOJ monitors at polling sites

The Justice Department deployed monitors to polling sites in Minnesota during the state's primary elections on Tuesday.

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