Legacy media coverage has often overlooked record household income, a record low poverty rate, historically low jobless claims, stronger consumer spending, and upwardly revised economic growth as Republicans and Democrats prepare to battle over affordability.
The White House fired back after CBS producer Chuck Lorre used a Los Angeles charity event to hurl crude personal attacks at President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, prompting a blistering response from spokesperson Davis Ingle.
Jordan Domingue, once a trusted aide with extensive access to Abdul El-Sayed, has quit his Senate campaign and leveled allegations involving staff treatment, public service claims, foreign policy, law enforcement messaging, and the candidate’s carefully constructed image.
Tom Homan rejected CBS News framing about detainees without additional criminal charges, arguing that illegal immigration status alone makes them deportable as the Trump administration faces mounting scrutiny over its enforcement tactics.
Sen. Steve Daines warns that unpopular war sentiment and gas prices make 2026 resemble the GOP’s disastrous 2006 cycle, while polling and race forecasts point to serious threats to Republican control of Congress.
Trump said Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett have voted against him too often, citing decisions on birthright citizenship, tariffs, and mailed ballots while questioning how much his three Supreme Court selections have changed.
Sen. Bernie Moreno urged Republican voters to return to the polls in 2026, arguing that staying home would empower socialists and radicals while Democrats offer no answer on gas prices, border security, or crime.
Thousands of refugees and other immigrants with legal status have lost Medicaid coverage as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act begins taking effect, with additional restrictions projected to remove more than 1 million immigrants from federal health coverage next year.