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Stacy Garrity got asked on air why Pennsylvania Republicans wouldn't fund her campaign and her answer was essentially "you already know why" — with one day left and down 25 points.

The two voter blocs that helped carry the GOP in 2024 — Latino and young voters — are now described as swing voters who are angry about the economy and the war with Iran.

Trump nearly toppled over while standing behind Doug Burgum mid-speech — the moment is at the 0:15 mark and it's hard to miss.

Ossoff in Decatur with 26 hours to go: "They lied us into yet another war in the Middle East, slashed Medicaid, doubled health insurance premiums, and sent grocery prices soaring." That was his closing argument.

A new Houston Advanced Research Center study finds Texas data center growth could undo decades of air quality gains — and the outcome hinges almost entirely on whether facilities burn fuel on-site or tap grid power backed by renewables.

Musk's wealth grew 52% during Trump's first year in office — Seth Meyers frames that alongside billions in government contracts as context for why Musk has bankrolled Republican candidates.

Clinton in Mississippi: the law Trump signed cuts Medicaid by $11 billion in the state alone — a program that covers 57% of all births there.

The FTC is investigating whether airlines, ride-share apps, and food delivery companies are using your personal data to charge you different prices than someone else sees.

Kushner's $4.4 billion Albanian resort is being built on land Albanian courts have already ruled was sold using falsified ownership documents — and nobody's been arrested.

Two suspects bolt on foot from a stop, leaving officers calling it in mid-sprint — both runners, same moment.

NC officials estimate 255,000 residents could lose Medicaid under proposed changes — not due to ineligibility, but because of paperwork requirements tied to documenting work or school every six months.

San Antonio broke its all-time midterm turnout record with one day still left in early voting — Gina Hinojosa announced it from the stage at a Beto rally to a packed crowd.

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein says powering the state's data centers could cost $50 billion by 2050 — and he wants tech companies to cover more of that tab upfront.

70% of Americans say they're fearful of AI — and one analyst's read is that it has less to do with the technology itself than with who's in charge of it.

Trump just said the US has had one great president in the last 50 years and named himself — a window that includes Reagan, two Bushes, Clinton, Obama, and Biden.

Obama just called Trump's sons "Prince Don and Prince Eric" and said billions in tax dollars are backing their investments — and that no president has ever put so little effort into hiding so much corruption.

Trump at a rally defending Cheesecake Factory from what he says was Obama disparaging it: "I love the cheesecake. I know the cheesecake. He shouldn't be disparaging it."

Talarico just pointed out that if you've seen a Paxton attack ad, got a mailer, or received a text this cycle, it almost certainly came from one person — Elon Musk, who he says is near-single-handedly funding the campaign.

A mayor is demanding a data center developer convince him to vote yes — and says right now he's nowhere close: "Tell me why I should want you to vote yes. Convince me."