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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers’ final debate clash sets up final sprint in Michigan
The second Michigan Senate debate tonight featured several heated clashes between Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed and Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers, though it was far tamer than an explosive first meeting this month. The debate took place in Detroit less than two weeks before Election Day in…
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Wisconsin governor candidates tangle over the economy, Trump and the 2020 election in tense debate
Democrat David Crowley and Republican Tom Tiffany sparred tonight during their sole debate in Wisconsin’s race for governor, sniping at each other on affordability, President Donald Trump, abortion and the 2020 election. Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, and Tiffany, a member of Congress rep…
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Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton face off in fiery final Kansas Senate debate
Republican Sen. Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton went head to head in a contentious debate tonight as polls show a toss-up in ruby-red Kansas with less than two weeks until Election Day. Marshall and Hamilton traded criticism and attacks over the Iran war, immigration enforcement, healthca…
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Construction on Trump's arch could begin in as soon as 2 weeks
Construction on Trump’s triumphal arch could begin as soon as Nov. 5, according to a new court filing tonight. The Trump administration tonight alerted U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan in Washington that they expect the Interior Department to issue a final decision authorizing construction of the…
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Trump wraps up campaign speech
Trump has finished his remarks in South Carolina after more than an hour and a half, dancing onstage to the tune of "Y.M.C.A." as he walks away from the podium.
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Trump discusses prisoner released from Russia today
Trump mentioned Stephen Hubbard, the retired American teacher imprisoned by Russia who was released today. Trump claimed he should have been freed during the Biden administration. Trump claimed he “called up Vladimir Putin.” “And I said: ‘You got to do me a favor. You got to give me back Stephen Hu…
Mike Rogers voices opposition to China building cars in the U.S. after Trump said he'd be OK with it
Republican Mike Rogers said at the Michigan Senate debate tonight that he does not support allowing China to build cars in the U.S., breaking with Trump's stance on the issue. Asked what was the most important federal policy to pursue to protect Michigan auto jobs, Rogers said, "The very first thin…
Trump says Colombian-born Ohio senator might take issue with his changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico
Trump implied that the Colombian-born Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio, who frequently advises him on Latin American policy, took issue with his changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico. Trump was musing about changing the name of the Strait of Hormuz to the “Trump Strait,” asking the crowd how it thought…
Abdul El-Sayed condemns Mike Rogers' repeated attempts to link him to the Muslim Brotherhood
Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed pushed back tonight on repeated allegations during a Michigan Senate debate by his opponent, Mike Rogers, that he had ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Rogers, who has claimed on several occasions that El-Sayed and his family had connections to the Islamist organiz…
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Trump compares rallygoer who threw punch in the crowd to boxer Evander Holyfield, who is at event
At least one rallygoer at Trump’s South Carolina event threw a punch toward a protester as Trump has been interrupted multiple times campaigning for Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C. Law enforcement removed multiple people from the arena. Trump commented on the scuffle from the stage, asking whether ever…
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Trump has said slurs at campaign events twice this week
Trump has used slurs twice this week while he has stumped for his endorsed candidates on the campaign trail. Trump today referred to South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews with an anti-trans slur, calling her “tranny Annie” to disparage her support for gender-affirming care. Andre…
Trump again calls Annie Andrews, Democratic Senate candidate in South Carolina, by anti-trans slur
Trump again referred to Democrat Annie Andrews, who is running against Sen. Darline Graham in the South Carolina Senate race, with an anti-trans slur. Trump called her “tranny Annie Andrews,” deriding her support for gender-affirming care. Andrews is a physician by training, and she has said she do…
Trump interrupted at least 4 times during South Carolina rally
Trump was met with several protests right off the bat at his rally in South Carolina. He was interrupted at least four times. Trump alleged the protesters were paid — a frequent claim he has made as he has been interrupted constantly at campaign stops in the lead-up to the midterms.
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Top Democrats on congressional intelligence panels say there's no evidence of foreign interference ahead of midterms
Rep. Jim Himes of Connecticut and Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia — the top Democrats on the House and Senate intelligence committees — warned at a news briefing today that Russia is trying to influence the midterm elections as it has done since 2016 but that the effort is made easier this time around…
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Sen. Darline Graham positions herself as 'tougher' on immigration than her late brother
Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., sought to distance herself from her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, at a rally in Pendleton tonight when it came to immigration enforcement. "I'm a little bit tougher" in comparison to her brother, Graham said. "If you’re here illegally, you’ve got to go.” It is inte…
AIPAC shifts fundraising tactics as it grapples with mounting voter frustration with Israel
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee announced today it would stop endorsing and earmarking contributions to political candidates, a tactical shift as support for Israel tumbles in polls and as progressives use AIPAC support as a cudgel in competitive Democratic primaries. The change may no…
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The Trump administration is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to secure the president's construction projects
The Trump administration is spending nearly $350,000 to lease mobile camera trailers in an effort to monitor the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Memorial Circle and the Arts of War and Arts of Peace statutes on Arlington Memorial Bridge, which were repainted this year. The cameras from LiveView T…
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Trump expected to announce more 'goodies' in final stretch of midterm blitz
Trump is expected to roll out more announcements at midterm rallies in the homestretch, some of which are contingent on Republicans' keeping control of Congress and some of which are not, according to two senior administration officials. Trump has been dangling what he refers to as “goodies” at sev…
GOP Senate hopeful Ashley Hinson balances standing by Trump and standing up to him in Iowa
As Trump heads to Iowa this week, GOP Rep. Ashley Hinson told “NBC Nightly News” that she is willing to stand up to Trump but is also standing by him as she runs for the Senate. “No,” Hinson said when “NBC Nightly News” anchor Tom Llamas asked whether she was disappointed in Trump. “I work alongsid…
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Bogus trans youth brochure rattles Texas voters
Phony leaflets and text messages impersonating a trans rights group sent to households across Texas in recent days have ignited anger and confusion across the state at the start of early voting in the midterm elections, an apparent bid to stoke anti-trans sentiment in a heated political battlegroun…
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Secret Service study explores how to prevent workplace violence
The Secret Service, best known for protecting presidents and dignitaries, is leveraging its vast intelligence gathering, research capabilities and other tools to help prevent workplace violence. A new report seen by NBC News from the Secret Service’s National Threat Assessment Center analyzed 50 ca…
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Justice Department IG refuses to investigate botched Reflecting Pool case after Trump’s false vandalism claims
The Justice Department’s inspector general is refusing to investigate what went wrong with the botched criminal case against former Olympic canoeist David Hearn over damage at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, including whether there was any criminality on prosecutors’ parts, Hearn’s legal team…
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California’s billionaire tax faces a mountain of opposition — and not just from the rich
Raising taxes on billionaires has emerged as a top priority for progressives. But even in deep-blue California, that has proven easier said than done. Less than two weeks before Election Day, opponents of a ballot measure that would impose a one-time tax on the wealthiest Californians have a stagge…
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JB Pritzker's wife pledges $500k to Amy Acton's gubernatorial campaign following Ramaswamy ad
MK Pritzker, the first lady of Illinois, said she is investing $500,000 to support Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton in the wake of the controversial ad GOP opponent Vivek Ramaswamy launched against her. "Bad men gain power when we refuse to stand up and fight," Pritzker wrote in a statement.…
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Maryland anti-redistricting group vows to keep running ads despite cease-and-desist warning from Gov. Wes Moore
The Truth for Maryland super PAC said today that, despite a cease-and-desist request from the governor, it will keep running streaming ads urging voters to re-elect Democratic Gov. Wes Moore but reject a ballot question that would allow Maryland legislative leaders to redraw congressional district…
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House Judiciary Committee Republicans subpoena New Jersey for information on noncitizens erroneously registered to vote
Republican leaders of the House Judiciary Committee said today they subpoenaed New Jersey over the state's erroneous registration of more than 6,000 noncitizens to vote. The committee said it had requested documents from New Jersey’s secretary of state. It called the secretary’s response “inadequat…
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Vance says Republicans should ‘stop whining’ about Vivek Ramaswamy’s attack ad if they want to win
Vice President JD Vance told Republicans to “stop whining” about Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s controversial ad featuring his Democratic opponent Amy Acton’s estranged mother. “Politics is a tough business, and my message to my fellow elected Republicans is if you actually believe…
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Musk says he'll go after Democrats who 'pick fights' with him
Tech billionaire Elon Musk warned Democrats that they would face consequences if they used potential congressional majorities next year to launch investigations of him. "Live by the sword, die by the sword," Musk posted on X, reacting to a Politico story about potential oversight. "Those who pick f…
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Trump keeps promising ‘goodies’ on the campaign trail — but only if Republicans win
Five-thousand-dollar payments for American adults. A Defense Department investment in a local manufacturing facility. And “more goodies” on the way. Such promises have become a staple of Trump’s campaign trail blitz. And he’ll make good on all of them, he says — but only if voters keep Republicans…
Vance says Ramaswamy ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother 'calls it out like it is'
Vice President JD Vance rejected criticism of the ad Vivek Ramaswamy has taken credit for that features the estranged mother of his Democratic challenger, Amy Acton, urging voters not to support her. "Now the media and the Democrats in the state of Ohio are obsessed because guess what? Vivek Ramasw…
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