France’s unrest intensified as 550,000 people joined riots and protests across the country, luxury stores were looted, municipal buildings were attacked, and rising debt pressure compounded President Emmanuel Macron’s deepening political crisis.
Suozzi’s absence adds to Hochul’s down ballot headaches as Democratic candidates in competitive House races keep their distance, while Siena University polling shows the governor struggling with suburban and upstate voters.
James Talarico says Texas voter ID rules discriminate against students, but the identification cards he wants accepted at polls are also available to illegal aliens who meet the state’s graduation and residency requirements.
Kamala Harris and other prominent Democrats are promoting Supreme Court expansion, new states, immigration legislation, and costly healthcare subsidies, revealing an agenda that stretches well beyond the party’s public campaign focus on affordability.
Kamala Harris accused two successive administrations of failing to restrain Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, prompting sharp criticism from the Republican Jewish Coalition and a former worker on her 2024 presidential campaign.
Hillary Clinton says she ignored medical advice and continued campaigning with pneumonia before her infamous 2016 9/11 health episode. The White House responded by mocking her continued focus on the election and telling her to move on.
Bill Clinton will make his first public campaign stop of the 2026 midterms for David Jolly as conflicting polls show everything from an 11 point Donalds lead to a tied Florida governor’s race.
Florida Democrat Senate candidate Angie Nixon called for President Trump’s arrest and said Republican Senator Ashley Moody should be locked up, then confirmed her position when CNN directly questioned whether she wanted her opponent imprisoned.