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‘We Gave This a Very Strong Shot’: Trump Delivers Closing Appeal Before the Midterms
Less than 24 hours before Election Day, Trump railed against Democrats and contended that if his supporters show up to the polls, Republicans “will win in a landslide.”
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The Surprising Link Between Sunlight and Blood Sugar
Emerging research suggests a little-known benefit to getting more sun.
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The CEO Moment: Land O’Lakes’ Beth Ford
The Land O’Lakes CEO talks about her career path, the state of American farmers and farm workers, and more.
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Could a Democrat Win the Race for the Late Lindsey Graham's Seat in Deep-Red South Carolina?
Recent polls indicate that GOP Sen. Darline Graham is facing a tough fight against her Democratic challenger in the race for her late brother Lindsey Graham's seat.
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2 of the Most Effective Democrats of the Midterms Aren't on the Ballot, Campaign Operatives Say
Democratic operatives say the two men are among the most in-demand surrogates this cycle
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Why a Top House Democrat Now Supports Impeaching Trump and Hegseth
Rep. Adam Smith is set to become chair of House Armed Services if Democrats regain control of the House.
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10 Candidates Who Could Make History in the Midterms
The 2026 midterms could see the U.S.’s first Muslim, first Native woman, and first openly gay man elected to the Senate, among other potential barrier-breakers.
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Trump Invites Haley Stevens to Join GOP as Democrats Condemn Her ‘Betrayal’
The Democratic congresswoman from Michigan endorsed a Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, potentially upending the race.
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Top Trump Officials Are Hitting the Campaign Trail Ahead of the Midterms. Are They Allowed To?
Legal experts and advocacy groups contend that in seeking to boost Republicans ahead of the midterms, members of the Administration have violated a decades-old law.
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Why Doctors Are Last to Know What’s in the Drug Supply
The FDA should create an expedited pathway for clinical tests targeting emerging drug threats, write Dr. Shravani Durbhakula and Jeremy Kourvelas.
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D.C. and Virginia Join the Fight to Block Trump’s Triumphal Arch. What Happens Next?
A new lawsuit adds to existing legal battles over the President’s plans to remake Washington.
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Americans Lost Nearly $18 Billion Last Year to Cyberscams. Is Washington Doing Enough to Help Them Get It Back?
A Congressional investigation identifies gaps in federal efforts to help Americans recover billions of dollars lost to scammers online.
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Why You Shouldn't Toss Your Old Halloween Pumpkins In The Trash
Millions of pumpkins need to be disposed of after Halloween.
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Why We Like to Be Scared
The world has always been full of things that frighten us. One way we work through these fears is by watching horror, writes Coltan Scrivner.
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War Is Hell—And The Mosquito Bowl Won’t Let Us Forget It
Peter Berg's World War II movie is awash in violence. But when it comes to depicting war, less is often more
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The True Story of Tragedy and Perseverance Behind Everest: The Other Side
When tragedy struck during the filming of a mountaineering documentary, the filmmakers and subject faced a decision about whether to continue.
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Breaking Down the Supernatural Ending of Dead-End Job
In this Squid Game-like fantasy horror, Lee Jae-wook stars as a jobless 30-something who takes a strange and fearsome job out of desperation.
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'Social Media on Steroids.' Advocates for Children Call for Guardrails Around AI
"It's basically social media on steroids.”
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House Democrats Demand Trump Preserve Grok AI Chats After TIME Report
The demand offers a preview of the intense scrutiny Trump would face in the final years of his presidency if Democrats reclaim the House in next week’s midterm elections.
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A Democratic Wave In the Midterms Could Change How Companies Talk About Climate
Could a win in the midterms give CEOs a chance to embrace a new climate agenda?