Month: September 2026

Former Maine governor Paul LePage, who is running for a House seat, said his son’s father-in-law faces deportation.

The president is arguing that journalism, protected by the First Amendment, is a threat to national security.

The former logger who replaced Graham Platner is running a low-key, cargo-shorts campaign against the Republican incumbent. Some voters love it, but others say they can’t hear him.

Cook Political Report reclassified the race favoring Sen. Darline Graham from “solid Republican” to “likely Republican.”

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear told Maryland Gov. Wes Moore that he may not be done campaigning and that the two could make a great team.

The Senate Leadership Fund, a GOP-aligned super PAC, has spent $114 million, more than any other advertiser, while the U.S. Senate race in Ohio leads all midterm contests in advertising spending so far.

The preservation group, which sued to stop the White House ballroom, says it will push back against the administration’s changes to historic sites and laws.

Industry leaders have called for coordination between the global powers on AI, but a lack of trust and internal divisions make agreement unlikely.

Rep. María Elvira Salazar said the president’s immigration enforcement went too far. Many of her constituents disagree.

Governors, former Cabinet officials and Congress members are among those making moves — subtle and otherwise — in their party’s shadow primary.