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‘mostly soft self-censorship’
‘mostly soft self-censorship’
‘A man with anger issues’
‘China is preparing to defend itself’
‘insurers rigged the system’
‘This was an incredibly serious attempt to mutilate himself’
‘No historical evidence can justify a ban’
Republicans redrew congressional districts to improve their chances of gaining House seats for the midterms, but an evolving political environment is complicating the equation. The Hill's Bill Sammon and Decision Desk HQ's Geoffrey Skelley examine whether the new maps will produce the advantage Republicans expected. Watch the full episode here: https://youtube.com/live/oIeL01k_MvU #redistricting #redistrict #redistrictingwars #republicans #gop #house #houseseats #midterms #elections2026 #2026elections #midterms2026 #datanerds #decisiondeskhq #ddhq
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is scheduled to address the annual gathering of world leaders on Wednesday.
Staring into the camera, Rep. Maria Salazar (R-Fla.) cut a new campaign ad that told President Trump what so many of her fellow Hispanic Republicans in Miami are saying: Immigration crackdown has gone too far. Why it matters: The anger at Trump over heavy-handed immigration enforcement is palpable in Miami-Dade County, and there's mounting political worry among Republicans across the state that it could cost the GOP in the midterm elections. Zoom in: A bellwether, Miami-Dade is Florida's most-populous county, which Trump flipped to the Republican column in 2020 and 2024 thanks to strong Latino support, especially among Cuban Americans. - "Mr. President, some of your immigration enforcement efforts have gone too far," Salazar says in her…
Staring into the camera, Rep. Maria Salazar (R-Fla.) cut a new campaign ad that told President Trump what so many of her fellow Hispanic Republicans in Miami are saying: Immigration crackdown has gone too far. Why it matters: The anger at Trump over heavy-handed immigration enforcement is palpable in Miami-Dade County, and there's mounting political worry among Republicans across the state that it could cost the GOP in the midterm elections. Zoom in: A bellwether, Miami-Dade is Florida's most-populous county, which Trump flipped to the Republican column in 2020 and 2024 thanks to strong Latino support, especially among Cuban Americans. - "Mr. President, some of your immigration enforcement efforts have gone too far," Salazar says in her…Open
Bacon is broadly regarded as one of the more hawkish, old-guard Republicans in the lower chamber.