New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters says Michigan polling may overstate Abdul El-Sayed's support, citing oversampling of college educated voters and Democrats who are reluctant to tell pollsters they plan to vote Republican for the first time.
O’Keefe Media Group’s undercover video shows Abdul Beckwith discussing alleged prohibited overseas donations and political pressure surrounding Abdul El-Sayed, while the Senate campaign rejects his claims and insists it remains fully compliant with FEC regulations.
Greta Thunberg praised French students, defended youth revolt, attacked police and politicians, and urged several leftist movements to unite against what she called an extremely destructive system incompatible with human rights.
Early voting participation is climbing sharply across battleground states, with Georgia, North Carolina, Maine, Iowa, Ohio and Virginia reporting major increases even as mail ballot returns decline in Florida and Georgia.
An investigation identified 54 groups linked to France’s protest ecosystem, revealing how student grievances were amplified by communist organizations, labor unions, socialist parties and international activists pushing coordinated unrest across Europe.
Elon Musk says every kid in America will receive a SpaceX share next year, although he has not specified an eligible age range. The pledge follows Gwynne Shotwell’s stock donation for Trump Accounts benefiting more than two million children.
Vice President JD Vance says his four young children and his wife’s dislike of politics could influence whether he runs for president in 2028, leaving open the possibility that the presumed contender may ultimately pass.
A resurfaced 2011 medical school paper by Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed examines interethnic mating, Arab mothers, birth outcomes, genetics, and race, prompting ridicule and a blistering challenge from a top Republican Senate committee spokeswoman.