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The New York congresswoman announced her decision in social media posts, linking the move to her criticism of Trump administration actions affecting reproductive care.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) appeared on ABC’s “This Week” for her first Sunday show interview in more than two and a half years, addressing the country’s political climate and her future plans, including whether she could seek the White House.
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Speaking ahead of the Democratic contest in Minnesota, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said he expects a closely fought primary between Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Rep. Angie Craig, and he expressed support for Flanagan.
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A reported procedural step by Senate leadership would set up a floor vote on whether to consider the CLARITY Act, a bill that would create a federal regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, other digital assets, and related markets.
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A New York Post report says James Talarico, a Texas Senate hopeful, opposed multiple legislative proposals intended to restrict cashless bail for sex predators.
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Ohio election officials will keep Rep. Max Miller on the November ballot for the 7th Congressional District after the state’s Republican Party replacement deadline passed, CNBC reported Monday.
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Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed criticized President Donald Trump’s Truth Social post that paired images of Trump and first lady Melania Trump with images of El-Sayed and his wife, drawing a sharp contrast that El-Sayed said was meant to target him and his family.
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Ahead of Minnesota’s Senate election contest, immigration enforcement has emerged as a central issue for candidates competing in a “bruising” primary environment, with campaign attention spilling into public-facing political organizing near a federal office complex by the Minneapolis airport, according to The Washington Times.
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In an interview Monday, Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy said his decision to support Todd Blanche’s attorney general nomination was based on legal and procedural considerations rather than a racial framing urged by critics.
