Democratic Women Aim for Historic Gains in Governor and House Races
A record number of Democratic women are major-party nominees for governor, while the party seeks to surpass 100 women in the U.S. House.
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Ted Cruz Warns of Fatal Consequences if El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Race, Predicts AOC's 2028 Candidacy
Senator Cruz links Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed's potential victory to national security risks and forecasts a future presidential run for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Flight Attendant Arrested for $25,000 Sweepstakes Scam Targeting Florida Senior
Authorities allege Destiny Blake used her travel benefits to carry out the fraud before being apprehended at Miami airport.
Thousands of Microplastic Particles Found in Popular Beverage, Study Warns
New research indicates that plastic tea bags may be releasing thousands of microplastic particles and harmful chemicals into drinks consumed by millions daily.
Stars Step Out in New York and Los Angeles
Celebrities were spotted across the country engaging in various activities, from filming and commuting to attending events and family gatherings.
Netanyahu Poised to Lead Israel, Faces Coalition Challenges
Preliminary election results show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc winning the most seats but falling short of a majority, complicating government formation.
California Woman Sues DMV Over Revoked Pro-Palestine Vanity Plate
The lawsuit claims the state violated First Amendment rights by recalling a license plate referencing the slogan 'From the river to the sea'.
Miles Sanders' Attorney Eyes Jerry Jones After DUI Case Resolution
The NFL free agent's lawyer expressed confidence in a near future return to playing for the Dallas Cowboys.
FTC Demands Data on Personalized Pricing from Walmart, Uber, Others
The federal agency is investigating whether major companies use consumer data to set variable prices and wages.