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A Jewish-owned venue in Fort Lauderdale canceled a rally days before Florida’s primary, prompting the move of an event featuring Rep. Rashida Tlaib.
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A new pattern of higher Democratic turnout in several state primaries has revived internal optimism about broader enthusiasm going into the November elections for control of Congress, according to a Washington Times report.
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The Food and Drug Administration expanded emergency use authorizations for medications aimed at preventing and treating infestations from the New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite that can spread along the southern border. Pet owners are being urged to follow veterinary guidance on whether and how to use the authorized products.
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The Hill reports that White House deputy national security adviser Andy Baker will depart the Trump administration in the coming weeks, marking another shake-up within the administration’s national security team.
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A federal immigration judge in San Antonio, Texas, is overseeing so-called “mega master” calendars in which hearings can be scheduled on short notice and proceed with deportation orders for some people who do not show up, according to a new investigation by The Guardian.
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A reported readiness shakeup tied to the USS Lincoln and concerns about some munitions supply fed into a defensive posture for the Trump administration, while the political energy heading into Democratic contests remained a focus amid fresh primary results.
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The Democratic political strategist Donna Brazile said she would not engage with a report alleging Troy Jackson fathered children with his second cousin, dismissing the allegation as gossip amid his bid for a U.S. Senate seat in Maine.
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In western Wisconsin, canvassers from a local organizing group say door-to-door outreach is targeting voters weighing candidates tied to past Medicare and Medicaid cuts against those calling for expansion.
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A reported House tax proposal attributed to President Donald Trump would pair large reductions in tax revenue with cuts to major safety-net programs, according to The Guardian. The report says House Speaker Mike Johnson described the package as not “giving tax cuts to the millionaires,” while critics said the structure would benefit high-income households.
