Cabinet agencies see declining Republican support, poll finds
Only 27% of Americans view both the State and Justice departments positively, per a new Gallup poll.
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Only 27% of Americans view both the State and Justice departments positively, per a new Gallup poll.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign is deploying progressives to boost turnout.
Democratic leaders are taking a hands-off approach to Rep. Sean Casten’s bid to replace Rep. Maxine Waters as Financial Services Committee ranking member.
It’s the latest sign of Congress responding to widespread voter backlash to the AI buildout.
Iran’s escalating attacks on ships have made October one of the most violent months in Hormuz since the war began.
Multiple people told Semafor that the idea of an inquiry was first discussed inside the White House before being pursued by the DOJ.
Ukraine’s leader said he felt betrayed by US President Donald Trump, blaming Washington and Elon Musk’s SpaceX for cutting off Kyiv’s Starlink use.
The fuel exports from Moscow complete a trio of economic moves that are roiling his party.
The Labor Department said Wednesday that consumer prices rose more in September than economists had expected.
Republicans around Youngstown expected the trend of underestimating their vote to hold this year, but not accelerate, and they agreed Democrats would at least be competitive.
Aaron Day cost one Republican senator her race in 2016. These days he’s using AI to expand his work.
The planned imports will “have very little unnoticeable impact on domestic US diesel prices, even if it happens,” an economist told Semafor.
“A real problem for the Western alliance has been the decision by the UK and by the EU to give in to the Trump bullying on tariffs,” Chrystia Freeland told Semafor.
It’s still not clear what exactly will be discussed at the task force’s first meeting, as the group scrambles to organize following its formation earlier this month.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said recently that Kyiv had received no intelligence from partners on a Russian missile attack.
Senate Democrats’ top super PAC is pouring nearly $7 million more into two major races.
Ukraine’s leader said he received no advance warnings from Western partners before a Russian missile strike on Tuesday.
The president’s goal remains persuading his loyalists to turn out in an election where he isn’t on the ballot.
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