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With South Carolina and Oklahoma moving to Republican primary runoffs, Darline Graham’s bid to keep control of her brother’s Senate seat enters a decisive phase, after a series of earlier GOP gubernatorial endorsement outcomes failed to produce wins this cycle, according to Fox News Politics.
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Mike Lindell says he is not paying for a requested recount and audit of ballots from the Minnesota Republican governor primary, alleging the Minnesota Secretary of State has proposed an unlawful process.
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The Department of Homeland Security has proposed permanently setting the H-1B application fee at $103,265, according to a report, after a federal judge blocked a temporary version of the fee.
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A new statewide political debate in Michigan ties access to energy and infrastructure reliability to cost pressures faced by residents, with energy described by proponents as a factor that can affect prices at the pump and day to day power needs.
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The Trump administration’s new Iran sanctions effort, described by the White House as an “Operation Economic Outcast,” was announced Aug. 24. Separate from foreign policy, CBS News reported that the Supreme Court allowed President Donald Trump’s order overhauling parts of mail-in voting procedures to move forward “for now.”
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A post published by Zero Hedge says a series of airline service failures reflects government interventions presented as consumer protections, citing a regulatory approach that, it argues, restricts market entry and entrenches incumbent advantage.
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized colleagues for moving to lift a lower-court block on President Donald Trump’s mail-in voting-related executive action, arguing the decision injects uncertainty into the 2026 election cycle. The dispute centers on election administration and the pace of judicial review.
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The Associated Press, via The Hill, reported the State Department is considering revoking business and tourism visas for as many as 200,000 foreigners who have applied for or are seeking asylum, a move described as potentially the largest mass visa revocation in U.S. history. The administration has not been confirmed in the available record as having issued the policy decision or implementing guidance.
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A growing number of measles-related concerns are surfacing as students return to class, with federal immunization guidance continuing to change and recent reports citing record-high vaccine exemptions among kindergarteners.
