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Dan Sullivan Says He Will Accept Alaska Election Results
The Republican incumbent broke with Trump's demands to prosecute Mary Peltola and with a Justice Department lawsuit seeking to block certification if the GOP loses.
Free Game NewsSocial Security Email Praising Trump Draws Hatch Act Scrutiny
Legal experts say an agency message sent to the public days before the midterms may violate the law restricting partisan activity by federal employees.
Free Game NewsTrump Restores Iowa and Kansas Rallies as Midterm Push Enters Final Weekend
With Election Day three days away, Trump added back Sunday stops in Dubuque and Salina while Obama and other Democrats rallied voters in Michigan and Florida.
Free Game NewsFederal Judge Bars Trump Officials From Threatening Election Workers
A California judge ordered the Justice Department and Homeland Security to stop pressuring local election officials over ballots, three days before the midterms.
Free Game NewsSeptember Job Growth Slows to 29,000 as Wages Lag
New BLS data shows hiring nearly stalled in September 2026, with unemployment at 4.2% and wages and salaries rising 3.1% over the year while benefit costs climbed 3.9%.
Free Game NewsNinth Circuit Dismisses DOJ Appeal Over California Mail Ballots
A divided appeals court said the Justice Department rushed to appeal before giving a federal judge time to rule, leaving California's ballot-counting process intact days before the November 3 election.
Free Game NewsTrump Restores Kansas and Iowa Rallies Days Before Midterms
The president reversed course on Friday and will campaign in person Sunday in two states where Republican Senate candidates are locked in unexpectedly close races.
Free Game NewsAlaska Governor Orders Probe Into Mary Peltola's Senate Campaign
Gov. Mike Dunleavy directed state investigators to examine whether Peltola aides broke Alaska law by recruiting spoiler candidates, five days before Election Day, as President Trump demands prosecution and questions whether she would be seated if she wins.
Free Game NewsConnecticut's New AI and Privacy Laws Take Effect October 1
The laws expand consumer data rights, restrict personalized 'surveillance pricing,' regulate AI companion chatbots, and tighten rules on electronic monitoring of employees.
Free Game News7 in 10 Americans Doubt Trump Would Accept GOP Midterm Losses
A Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll released October 20 finds that more than a third of Republicans share that skepticism, two weeks before the November 3 election.
Free Game NewsTrump Approval Drops to Record Low 33 Percent
A Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll of 2,545 adults, taken October 9-13 and released ahead of the November 3 midterms, finds the president's lowest approval mark in the survey's history and a Democratic lead of 52 to 44 among likely voters.
Free Game NewsFederal Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Against New York Sanctuary Laws
U.S. District Judge Ramón Reyes Jr. ruled the Justice Department lacked standing to sue and rejected claims that the city's laws limiting cooperation with ICE conflict with federal law.
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