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Opinion | How Will Generation Z Vote in the Midterms?
Students discuss the record of the party in power and the biggest issues for young voters in the upcoming midterms.
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Badenoch Can’t Shake Truss Specter in Bid to Woo Business
The Conservative Party arrived at its annual convention determined to reclaim the mantle of sound money. The message is starting to land with business, even if voters will need some convincing first.
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CBS News
10/6: The Takeout with Major Garrett
Fallout after Trump suggests letting Iran "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego; Kansas could send first Democrat to Senate since 1932.
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Washington Examiner
Israel claims Hamas is planning Oct. 7 anniversary attack. Does it have the means to do so?
Various branches of the Israeli government are warning that Hamas has prepared for an attack on the third anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, but experts say a meaningful offensive from the broken and battered terrorist group would be difficult. The Israeli National Security Council issued a travel advisory on Tuesday, warning of an…
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The Hill
Wes Moore dodges commitment to full second term if reelected: Report
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) did not give a clear answer during a Tuesday debate on if he would serve his full term if he were to be reelected in November, according to multiple reports. The Baltimore Banner reported that the governor dodged a question on whether he would see through the entire duration of…
The New York Times
Justice Dept. Turns to Partisans and Conspiracists to Fill Depleted Ranks
The civil rights unit has recruited people whose questionable work histories and dearth of education and experience might have disqualified them in the past, former officials said.
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Axios
A brutal winter heating bill is coming for some homes
Americans could pay far more to heat their homes with oil this winter than last, a new analysis reviewed by Axios shows, as volatile energy markets and the Iran War deepen the affordability crisis.Why it matters: Heating bills are eating into household budgets before winter sets in, with stark divides between fuel types.By the numbers: Families that heat…
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Texts ask Texas voters, ‘Are you white?’ as ads target Democratic candidate James Talarico
Political texts paid for by a conservative PAC are asking Texas voters, “Are you white?” before taking recipients to a site which claims James Talarico called white men “America’s top terror threat.” The messages reference a comment made by the Democratic candidate after a mass shooting in which he said, ‘Radicalized white men are the greatest domestic…
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Reason Magazine
Trump Keeps Contradicting the 'National Security' Rationale for Banishing Disfavored Journalists
Attorney General Todd Blanche, who complains that CNN's coverage is "almost 100 percent negative towards the president," also has trouble keeping the story straight.
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The Hill
White House, DOJ pushed FBI to investigate protesters, violating rights: Whistleblower
A new whistleblower complaint accuses the White House as well as top leadership at the Justice Department and the FBI of directing agents to open investigations into Los Angeles protestors, violating the Constitution and bureau policy by targeting them for First Amendment activity. The complaint from former FBI intelligence analyst Jill Fields relays that…
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National Review
The System Worked in the Cornell Seven Case
Based on the information available to them at the time, the authorities handled the matter in keeping with the facts and the law.
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NewsNation
Cartel threatens to kidnap federal agents at border, according to alert
CBP officials say they are gathering information on any person or group that poses a threat to the United States.
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BBC News
How drunk is too drunk? Cornell rape allegations expose 'loopholes' in consent laws
The BBC speaks to experts about current US state sexual assault laws and why some believe changing them will help alleged victims.
The Wall Street Journal
Opinion | Republicans Find a New Way to Lose: Attacking Asians
Texas’ Bo French jettisons meritocracy for an ethnic appeal at the expense of UT football fans.
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Washington Examiner
Three Senate races shift blue as Democrats eye upper-chamber majority
Cook Political Report shifted three key Senate races to the left in Kansas, North Carolina, and New Hampshire on Tuesday as Democrats seek to retake the upper chamber in the midterm elections. Democrats need to win four Senate seats to gain a net majority, and the election forecaster estimates they can win two to six…
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The Wall Street Journal
Opinion | Notable & Quotable: John Roberts in Maine
‘Wendy Schlotterbeck . . . grew upset at the sight of the chief justice’s celebrating.”
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The Wall Street Journal
Opinion | Hollywood, Ignore Hollywood
In the Paramount-Warner fight, movie celebrities were often sources of bad advice.
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Washington Examiner
ActBlue tightens passport checks after GOP exposes gaps in donor screening
ActBlue is introducing stricter passport checks for donors abroad after House Republicans identified weaknesses in the Democratic fundraising platform’s screening procedures, escalating questions about its earlier assurances to Congress. The new program, quietly unveiled Sunday in a press release by ActBlue, requires passport images and identity checks…
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