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Ian Choudri’s resignation should not save high-speed rail

The resignation of California High-Speed Rail CEO Ian Choudri this week is the latest sign that the project ought to be canceled altogether.

Trump never got voters to back his war in Iran — now the GOP pays the price

If Republicans get thumped Tuesday, polling suggests that prices will be a major reason...

Rise of the child-killer fangirls, even the Senate’s going blue and other commentary

As women like Lindsay Clancy and Nakira Griner commit shocking acts, fangirls offer “reasons...

Midterm preview: Can the polls be trusted in a midterm this close?

Washington Times political reporters Susan Ferrechio and Seth McLaughlin break down the latest polling, the tightest battleground races, and why Republicans still have a path to victory despite Democratic momentum.

Trump’s golf course headaches grow as judge demands inquiry

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes said she will open an official inquiry into whether the administration hid President Trump's plans to redesign the golf course at East Potomac Park on the National Mall, saying the chain of events was unbelievable.

Report on alleged ‘second Dan Sullivan’ effort emerges after nearly 1 in 10 Alaskans voted

The Alaska Division of Elections reported roughly 58,000 early ballots cast as Dan Sullivan faces a same-name independent challenger on the ballot.

Feds raid multiple Minnesota autism service providers amid Medicaid fraud investigations

Federal agents raided Minnesota autism service providers in St. Louis Park and Edina as Medicaid fraud investigations intensify across the state.

Election expert sounds alarm on how noncitizens are landing on voter rolls

J. Christian Adams says the SAVE database could help clean voter rolls, but California and Washington still refuse to use it for verification.

Dead felon voting controversy grows as ‘Betty No Last Name’ surfaces in Spanberger’s rights restoration push

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's office sent a voting rights citation to "Betty No Last Name," raising fraud concerns over felon restoration.

Libertarians challenge Trump-backed Republicans, look to shake up midterms beyond GOP-Dem duopoly

Libertarian candidate Jeremy Todd is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District after incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie lost the GOP primary.

Maybe This Time, the GOP Will Confront Defeat

Those who care about the party would be wise to listen to voters.

House Republicans want answers on Alaska’s second Dan Sullivan

House Republicans want to know whether Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign helped put a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot in Alaska's Senate race, and they're opening an investigation to find out.

El-Sayed says GOP attacks on his faith aim to distract from rising costs

Five days before Election Day, Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is closing out the campaign with a simple argument: Republicans would rather talk about his name and Muslim faith than the issues he says are driving up costs for families.

Nicki Minaj calls N.Y. Gov. Kathy Hochul ‘evil,’ endorses her GOP opponent Bruce Blakeman

Rapper Nicki Minaj has excoriated New York Gov. Kathy Hochul ahead of the state's gubernatorial election on Tuesday.

James O’Keefe blasts criminal charges over Minnesota voting stunt as ‘weaponized lawfare’

Conservative activist James O'Keefe accused Minneapolis prosecutors of using "weaponized lawfare" after they charged him and fellow right-wing influencer Cam Higby over their hidden-camera report on Minnesota's vouching program for registered voters.

Democratic divisions linger in Michigan Senate race. Will frustration with Trump outweigh them?

With less than a week until Election Day, Democrats remain divided over their nominee in Michigan's pivotal Senate race. The question now is whether those divisions will outweigh voter frustration with President Donald Trump and the Republican Party.

September 2027 trial date set for man charged with attacking White House correspondents’ dinner

A federal judge on Thursday set a September 2027 trial date for a man charged with attempting to kill President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner earlier this year.

‘Ghost’ students have stolen millions in federal financial aid

Fraudsters are inventing "ghost" students who enroll in college, never show up, yet pocket thousands of dollars in federal financial aid, government officials revealed Thursday, saying the scams -- often tied to overseas operations in Africa -- have stolen hundreds of millions of dollars this decade.

Tim Burchett seeking Tennessee Senate seat

Tennessee Republican Rep. Tim Burchett is angling to become a senator in 2027.

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