Cousin of Admitted CEO Assassin Wins Baltimore County Council Seat
Republican Nino Mangione, campaigning on a tough-on-crime platform, secured a narrow victory in District 5.
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Lifetime Actress Sues After Dog Attack Leaves Her Permanently Scarred
Natasha Wilson alleges she was bitten in the face by a dog named Scruffy while protecting her French bulldog at a Los Angeles area park.
Second Teen Victim Identified in California Beach Mass Shooting
Family of 15-year-old Marco Antonio Perez grieves his loss alongside that of 13-year-old Nathaniel Flores.
Texas Democrats Achieve Historic Wins in Senatorial and Gubernatorial Races
Voter shifts in the traditionally Republican state led to the election of the first Democratic senator since 1988 and the first Democratic governor since 1995.
Kalshi Prediction Market Claims High Success Rate in 2026 Midterms
The prediction market reported its favorites won or led in 98% of races, with $2.5 billion traded.
Voters Reject Data Centers in Wave of Midterm Ballot Measures
Nearly 50 initiatives limiting or banning data centers passed, signaling a potential shift in AI industry expansion.
Mississippi Senate Race Too Close for Recounts, State Law Dictates
With a razor-thin margin in the Mississippi Senate race, the absence of a formal recount process means legal challenges are the only recourse for candidates.
Working-Class Candidates Made Gains in Midterms, Yet Barriers Remain
Despite a higher success rate for working-class candidates in the 2026 midterms, systemic obstacles continue to limit their representation in U.S. politics.
Scottish Arts Group Receives Nearly £1 Million Amid 'Palestine-Row' Controversy
Arika, an arts organization, has been awarded £911,950 from Creative Scotland for its multi-year funding program, sparking criticism over a controversial Palestine-themed event.