Senate Ties: How a 50-50 Split Has Been Resolved in the Past and What Could Happen Next
With the potential for another tied Senate in 2027, historical precedents offer insight into how power-sharing agreements have been forged.
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UK Home Secretary's Immigration Plans Significantly Scaled Back
Original proposals to lengthen wait times for permanent residency have been eased, particularly for care workers, following internal resistance.
Philadelphia Police Watchdog Chair Accused of Selling Witness Identity
Hassan Bennett faces felony charges for allegedly accepting $500 to provide confidential information to a suspect attempting to intimidate a witness.
Alaska Voter Fears He Voted for 'Decoy Dan' in Contentious Senate Race
A voter expressed confusion and anxiety after realizing he might have cast his ballot for a candidate named Daniel J Sullivan, whose presence on the ballot has been alleged to be a spoiler effort against incumbent Republican Senator Dan S Sullivan.
New York Leaders Blamed for State's Fiscal Woes, Urged to Vote for Change
An opinion piece asserts that Governor Kathy Hochul, Attorney General Tish James, and Democrats are responsible for New York's financial decline and urges voters to elect new leadership.
California Brothers Face Felony Charges in $1 Million Tiny Home Scam
Two founders of Anchored Tiny Homes are accused of taking payments for unfinished or non-existent construction projects.
Mamdani Criticized for Halloween Event While NYCHA Faces Neglect
A tenants' advocate deploys a viral video to highlight alleged disparities in the mayor's focus on housing issues.
San Diego Registrar of Voters Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat
A suspicious suitcase prompted the closure of the San Diego County Registrar of Voters building and surrounding streets just a day before Election Day.
Abdul El-Sayed Faces Election Day Nerves Ahead of Key Michigan Senate Race
The Democratic candidate described plans for anxious anticipation and visits to polling stations on Election Day.