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With the general election about three months away, Democratic strategists say President Donald Trump could serve as a unifying force in Michigan’s Senate race after a contested primary revealed internal divisions between progressive and centrist voters.
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The White House event honored athletes who competed for Team USA in the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics in Italy.
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Iranian state media says Tehran could seek to block U.S. and Israeli shipments through the Strait of Hormuz using a routing mechanism connected to a venture with Oman. The proposal is under review in Iran’s parliament.
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Republicans nominated state senator Brent Taylor, while Democrat Justin Pearson secured the opposing primary spot in a newly reconfigured Tennessee district, setting up a November general election matchup. The district has drawn national attention as party strategists focus on preserving or expanding the GOP’s slim House majority.
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A two-term Tennessee Republican, Rep. Andy Ogles, was projected by The Associated Press to lose the Republican primary for his state House seat, despite receiving a presidential endorsement from President Donald Trump.
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With the district’s boundaries altered shortly before the election, Rep. Andy Ogles was eliminated in the GOP primary after Charlie Hatcher won 53.2% of the vote.
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A super PAC backed by a California billionaire and frequent Democratic donor spent $2 million to unseat Republican Rep. Andy Ogles in the election, according to a Fox News report.
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Decision Desk HQ projects Columbia Mayor Chaz Molder will advance from the Democratic primary and face Republican Rep. Andy Ogles in November, after beating former educator Carrie Ann Iacomini and other Democratic hopefuls for Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District.
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In repeated exchanges during the latest round of questions from reporters, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani avoided responding directly to claims that he is weighing a fall effort to rally support for new or renewed tax increases aimed at wealthy New Yorkers and corporations.
