Bruce Blakeman is courting disaffected Bronx Democrats as voters and a former Democratic lawmaker blast Gov. Kathy Hochul over costs, crime and her party’s leftward direction, while the Republican candidate promises tax cuts and safer communities.
Frank Luntz says pollsters may be measuring the broader electorate instead of actual voters, while Harry Enten warns that even a small Republican polling miss could scramble Democratic expectations for Senate races and the House.
An Ohio mosque’s trucking industry donors have accumulated extensive safety violations, while Telegram posts reveal associations involving Uzbek officials. State and local authorities are now confronting concerns about licensing, enforcement, public safety, and possible regulatory exploitation.
Thousands of fraud tips have reached federal authorities since Trump unveiled a $25 million whistleblower program offering upfront rewards and a potential 1% commission for information exposing fraud against government programs and taxpayers.
An undecided black Michigan voter said Obama’s appearance for Abdul El-Sayed was a “turn off” and accused candidates of using the former president to manipulate the Democratic vote, highlighting continued resistance to El-Sayed among voters in the state.
The first tanker carrying 40,000 tons of Russian diesel is heading to New York under Trump’s agreement with Putin, even as a retired Marine general warns the purchases could strengthen Russia’s war machine.
A deleted Father’s Day post addressing Ilhan Omar’s father as Nur Said has revived questions about her legal name and her marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, allegations that Omar and her office continue to reject as baseless.
Unrest spreading beyond France brought fires, barricades and violent police confrontations to cities across Europe, prompting mass officer deployments, 500 soldiers in Milan and warnings for Americans to avoid major commercial areas.