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From the first Native American elected to the U.S. Senate and the first Muslim who will join the upper chamber to the Senate's first Paralympian, voters elected historic candidates in the midterms.
Iran's health ministry denies report on iodine distribution over US strike fears Iran's health ministry has denied a report by The Times of London that it was distributing iodine tablets near its nuclear sites to prepare for possible US…
Two missiles struck Qeshm Island, Iranian media says Iran's Tasnim news agency said late on Friday that two missiles had struck Qeshm Island, adding there was no official information on possible damage. Tasnim said further details would be…
‘He cost us seats in Texas and Arizona by alienating many Hispanic voters who voted for Trump in 2024,’ one Republican said
THE LEVER CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY
A billionaire-backed group is gathering top Democrats to shape the party's future — while blocking our reporters after we exposed its funding.
Federal judges handed the NCAA a significant victory in its struggle to implement a new five-year eligibility ruling, though the win does nothing to tamp down dozens of similar lawsuits playing out in state courts across the country
In today’s edition, we dive into President Donald Trump’s decision to make a change at chief of staff. Plus, Kristen Welker examines how voters once again rejected the status quo.
