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Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is a progressive Democrat looking to win a Senate race in Michigan. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher explains why a victory for El-Sayed could have broader implications for 2028.
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On Bloomberg This Weekend, Balance of Power's Joe Mathieu discusses President Donald Trump's elevation of Stephen Miller and what it signals about the White House's approach to a newly Democratic Congress. Mathieu tells hosts David Gura…
Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate win divides Jewish leaders as AJC Detroit calls his anti-Israel rhetoric a stain on the historic milestone.
Years before Omar's latest federal probe, Minnesota Republicans flagged her controversial tax filings to the IRS, according to newly obtained correspondence.
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Architect of Trump’s far-right immigration agenda is now most powerful unelected figure in government – it suggests White House is moving to a war footing Donald Trump just gave the middle finger to millions of American voters. Any other…
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If Democrats are serious about a liberal takeover, proposals like packing the court by adding justices make little sense now.
Death toll in Yemen's Bani Hashish reaches 22 The death toll from Saudi attacks on Yemen's Bani Hashish has risen to 22, the Houthi-run health ministry is reporting. In a statement, the ministry said that most of those killed in air…
