Trump-Backed Federalist Writer Alfonso Wins Wisconsin House Primary at 26
Michael Alfonso, son-in-law of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, clinched the GOP nomination for Wisconsin's Seventh District with Trump's endorsement in a crowded primary.
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Michael Alfonso, son-in-law of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, clinched the GOP nomination for Wisconsin's Seventh District with Trump's endorsement in a crowded primary.
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan defeated moderate Rep. Angie Craig after campaigning on abolishing ICE, setting up a general election fight Republicans see as winnable.
Senate GOP elections chief Tim Scott called Michigan Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed 'for Hamas, but against America' as Republicans target the critical Midwest seat.
President Trump made rare California and Nevada stops to raise Republican cash and promote his economic message ahead of competitive gubernatorial races.
State legislator Jennifer Balkcom was chosen to carry the Republican nomination in the 11th District after Rep. Chuck Edwards withdrew following sexual harassment allegations.
Military jets scrambled to intercept an aircraft violating restricted airspace over President Trump's appearance, the fourth such incident this week.
Appointed Sen. Darline Graham will face Rep. Ralph Norman in an Aug. 25 runoff after neither reached the threshold to win the GOP nomination outright.
Former NFL sideline reporter Michele Tafoya secured the Republican nomination, setting up a competitive challenge for Amy Klobuchar's open Senate seat.
President Trump denied discussing potential prosecution of Anthony Fauci with top Justice Department officials as Senate Republicans move forward with contempt referral.
House Speaker Mike Johnson launched Contrast for America, a campaign platform that exploits the Democratic Party's civil war between progressives and moderates.
Ron Wyden's proposal to tax data centers draws criticism as experts warn costs would be passed to consumers through higher fees for email, cloud storage, and social media.
President Trump escalated midterm rhetoric by calling some Democratic primary candidates 'jihadists' who want to abolish the Senate, arguing it gives Republicans an advantage.