Republican Rep. John James, running for governor, faces scrutiny for accepting large donations from utility companies raising rates on Michiganders.
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Four candidates vie for Arizona superintendent of public instruction, with differing views on education policies.
Stories of life in our changing world can be found in NPR's global health newsletter. Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program grants are in jeopardy. Earlier this year, Paige Preston attended a LiFT workshop by Hózhǫ́ Horizons, but it was canceled due to federal funding cuts. She found it valuable.
Democrats in Michigan's U.S. Senate debate discuss political ecosystem over policies. Stevens and El-Sayed spar on corporate money and progressive agendas. El-Sayed calls for abolishing ICE, while Stevens advocates for safeguards in AI policies. Both agree on affordable childcare and taxing billionaires.
Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow drops out of Aug. 4 primary, but ballots can be "spoiled" until July 24 or Aug. 3. #Election2026
A DOJ official warns Arizona's Secretary of State about prosecuting election officials if noncitizens are on voter rolls.
Republican Aaron Flint, Montana's congressional candidate, backs ending the Roadless Rule, sparking debate over public land management.
Religious leaders in Michigan unite against voter intimidation and disenfranchisement, criticizing federal interference and proposed amendments. #ElectionIntegrity
Georgia Rep. Mike Collins supported a stock trading ban while trading cryptocurrency, claiming it's immune to insider trading, which is disputed.
Candidates in Michigan's primary races will debate this week. Republicans and Democrats vying for U.S. Senate and gubernatorial seats face off.