Asked to hold a single town hall anywhere in Mississippi — 'she can pick the reddest county in the state' — Hyde-Smith's campaign manager replied that she isn't in Soros's New York apartment promoting surgery for children. Election Day is November 3.
A review of Sullivan's Senate disclosures finds four well-timed sales of RPM International — the chemical company his brother runs — including one on February 27, 2020, and two more just ahead of bad earnings reports. He is the busiest stock trader in Alaska's delegation. Murkowski, Peltola and Don Young reported no trades at all.
Applied Digital owns 1,300 acres in Brookwood and won't say whether it's building a data center there. On August 7 it wrote Tuberville's campaign a $25,000 check. The town's own mayor has signed a non-disclosure agreement, so residents can't find out either.
Texas added $1 to every car insurance policy to fight catalytic converter theft. A board Abbott appoints spent at least $30 million of it on AI cameras that log where Texans drive. Abbott stopped it Thursday night — the night before the Tribune published.
Michigan's Republican Senate candidate has been pushing for war with Iran since 2006, on a nuclear weapons claim America's own spy agencies rejected again and again. Now Michiganders are paying for that war at the pump.
New state-by-state numbers put Michigan's tariff bill at $23 billion — $5,619 per household, the highest in the country. In February, Michigan's seven Republicans voted first to stop the House from voting on the tariffs, then against ending them.
He has sold voters experience outside politics. The evidence is a real estate license valid from 2006 to 2008 — years he spent on the payroll of a party committee and a federal agency — and a campaign that will not say he ever made a sale. Democrats say he fabricated a career that never existed.
At a public safety forum in Phoenix, Biggs called Katie Hobbs' claim that he went to a D.C. jail to greet pardoned rioters 'an absolute lie,' and said he never weighed in on the pardons. Arizona Public Media found the November 2024 post on his own X account.
Donalds said the Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Florida Voting Rights Act would make Florida count ballots for a month like California. The bill leaves Florida's Election Day ballot deadline exactly where it is.