US Senate
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Ron Johnson Vows Senate GOP Walkout Over Leadership Vote Amid Midterm Fallout
Sen. Ron Johnson threatened to walk out of Senate GOP leadership elections unless colleagues first discuss midterm losses and party direction.
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Kansas Democratic Senator-Elect Rejects Multi-Year Trump Probes
Senator-elect Adam Hamilton stated he would be deeply disappointed if Democrats spend two years investigating Trump instead of focusing on living costs.
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Examining the Oxford and Athletic Roots Shaping Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate Journey
Following his historic election to the US Senate, a look back at Abdul El-Sayed’s academic achievements at Oxford, athletic background, and political evolution.
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Former West Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator Jay Rockefeller Has Died at 89
Former West Virginia Governor and Senator Jay Rockefeller has died at 89, leaving a profound legacy of healthcare reform and advocacy for coal miners.
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Amy Klobuchar Breaks Minnesota’s Executive Glass Ceiling in Gubernatorial Victory
Sen. Amy Klobuchar won Minnesota’s gubernatorial race, becoming the state’s first female governor and extending two decades of Democratic control.
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Chris Pappas Wins New Hampshire Senate Race, Securing Historic Victory
Democratic Representative Chris Pappas defeated Republican John E. Sununu on November 3, 2026, securing a critical Senate seat in New Hampshire and making history.
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Kansas Pastor Ends 94-Year Drought With Stunning Senate Seat Flip
Methodist pastor Adam Hamilton defeated Republican Senator Roger Marshall on November 3, 2026, flipping a Kansas Senate seat blue for the first time since 1932.
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Mississippi Senate Race Undecided as Razor-Thin Margin Separates Candidates
Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom are separated by just 28 votes as Mississippi’s Senate race remains undecided with 97 percent counted.
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Medical Emergency Lands US Senator Chris Murphy in Hospital Following Stroke
US Senator Chris Murphy is hospitalized, awake and alert after suffering a stroke over the weekend, according to his office.
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Trump Reverses Rally Cuts for Final Days as Midterm Battles Intensify Nationwide
With Election Day days away, President Trump rallied Florida voters in Daytona Beach and reversed course to schedule weekend campaign stops in Kansas and Iowa.
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Alaska Governor Orders Inquiry Into Rival Campaign Over Same-Name Candidate Controversy
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy ordered a state probe into allegations that Democratic operatives recruited a same-name spoiler candidate to influence the Senate race.
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National Heavyweights Converge on Michigan as Senate Showdown Enters Final Week
Trump and Obama descend on Michigan in the final week of the 2026 midterms, rallying voters in high-stakes Senate and gubernatorial races over trade.
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Obama Rallies for El-Sayed in Detroit as Michigan Senate Race Tightens
Former President Barack Obama campaigned for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit, aiming to consolidate Black voter support in a tight Michigan race.
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How Vivek Ramaswamy’s Controversial Ohio Ad Threatens the GOP Senate Majority
Vivek Ramaswamy’s controversial Ohio ad targeting Amy Acton sparks bipartisan backlash, threatening critical GOP Senate races.
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Midterm Battlegrounds Shift as Republicans Distance From Trump’s Economic Platform
With three weeks until the midterms, Republicans in tight congressional races are breaking from Donald Trump’s economic agenda as Democrats target key battlegrounds.