The Supreme Court Just Revived a Voter Database With a Documented Error Problem — Weeks Before the Midterms
In one Texas county, a quarter of the system’s noncitizen “matches” were people who had already proven they were citizens. […]
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Congress Approved $101 Million to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. Six Days Before the Deadline to Spend It, $500,000 Has Gone Out.
A bipartisan-passed, Trump-signed budget line. A Montana nonprofit serving 21 counties, defunded with no warning. The letter 92 lawmakers just
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Six Weeks Before the Midterms, Republicans Are Breaking With Trump on the Exact Same Three Issues — in the Exact Same Order
Iran. Gas prices. Immigration. It’s not one candidate going rogue — it’s a pattern showing up in Iowa, Michigan, Ohio,
Congress Is Writing the Rules for AI. Its Own Staff Isn’t Allowed to Use the AI Those Rules Are About.
Senate offices get ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini. The frontier tools at the center of the actual regulatory debate are all
We Read the Memo Election Lawyers Are Worried About. Here’s What It Actually Says — and Doesn’t.
It never mentions elections or polling places. That’s exactly why dozens of former military lawyers say it should worry you.
Republican Approval of Trump Just Dropped 9 Points in a Single Polling Cycle. Here’s What’s Driving It.
Republican approval of Trump fell to 73%, down from 82% in the prior polling cycle, according to Al Jazeera’s tracking.
Talarico Raised $3 Million in 24 Hours After Paxton Won the Primary. Here’s What That Signal Meant.
Democratic state Rep. James Talarico added $3 million to his war chest within 24 hours of Paxton’s runoff victory over
Republicans Just Spent $70 Million in One Month to Save a Texas Senate Seat They Expected to Hold. Here’s What That Tells You.
The Senate Leadership Fund — the super PAC tied to Majority Leader John Thune — placed its first general-election ad
Trump Rebuked the Supreme Court by Name. His AG Said They’d Comply. Here’s the Gap.
President Trump publicly criticized the Supreme Court following its 7-2 ruling against the USPS mail-voting rule, according to CBS News.
Republican Election Officials in Utah Said the Rule Would Cause Chaos. The Court Agreed. Here’s Why That Matters.
State and local election officials filed a brief with the Supreme Court warning that implementing the USPS mail-ballot rule before