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Washington Examiner

FBI conducts searches related to Eric Swalwell in sexual misconduct investigation

The FBI seized electronic devices from former California Representative Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport as part of a federal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations. The investigation follows multiple accusations against Swalwell, including claims of sexual assault, and has led to searches at his Washington, D.C. residence. The situation escalates as Swalwell's past association with a suspected Chinese spy is also under scrutiny.

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The Daily Beast

David Axelrod Raises Concerns Over Security Clearance of Trump Aide Natalie Harp

David Axelrod has expressed concerns regarding Natalie Harp, a former aide to Donald Trump, who reportedly worked at the White House without a security clearance for over a year. After intervention from Trump, Harp has since obtained her clearance. The situation has sparked discussions about security protocols and access within the White House.

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Fox News — Politics

New York's 17th Congressional District Race May Impact House Control

The congressional race in New York's 17th District, involving Republican Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley, is seen as pivotal for control of the House of Representatives. Lawler has accused Conley of avoiding debates, while she has criticized his record. The outcome could influence the broader political landscape as Democrats aim to regain a majority.

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Fox News — Latest

NYC Suburb's Congressional Race May Impact House Control

The congressional race in New York's 17th District, featuring Republican Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley, is drawing national attention due to its potential impact on House control. Lawler has challenged Conley to multiple debates, while she has agreed to two. The race is significant as Democrats require a net gain of three seats to reclaim the House majority.

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The Hill

Poll shows Rubio leads Vance in hypothetical 2028 matchups

A poll by Emerson College and The Hill reveals that Marco Rubio performs better than Vance in hypothetical 2028 presidential matchups against Democratic candidates. Rubio leads in four out of five scenarios, with the only exception being against Pete Buttigieg.

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Washington Examiner

Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Calls for Elections Amid Ongoing War

Mykhailo Fedorov, the former Ukrainian Defense Minister, has called for new elections despite the ongoing conflict with Russia. He highlighted the importance of democracy during wartime and raised concerns about the feasibility of holding elections under current conditions, including legal restrictions and the impact of military occupation. Fedorov's remarks come after his recent dismissal from the government.

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Washington Examiner

Polling Discrepancies Highlight Challenges for Socialist Candidates in Primaries

Recent primary elections have shown a gap between polling expectations for socialist candidates and actual voter results, with significant losses for candidates backed by the Democratic Socialists of America. Polling inaccuracies have provided centrist Democrats with leverage in their disputes with the party's left wing, prompting discussions on the need for a unified approach within the party.

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The Daily Beast

James Braid, White House Congressional Liaison, Resigns

James Braid, the White House director of legislative affairs, has resigned after 19 months in his position. His departure is part of a broader trend of staff exits from the Trump administration, coinciding with challenges the Republican Party faces ahead of the midterm elections. The White House has not yet responded to inquiries regarding Braid's resignation.

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The Daily Beast

Natalie Harp's Role and Influence in the Trump Administration Examined

Natalie Harp, an aide to former President Donald Trump, plays a significant role in his administration, often assisting with communications and serving as a gatekeeper. While she is close to Trump, her influence has led to mixed feelings among White House staff. Recent comments from Senator Jon Ossoff have brought additional scrutiny to her position.

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Axios

Vice President Vance Raises Over $5 Million at Fundraiser in Southampton

Vice President J.D. Vance raised over $5 million at a fundraiser in Southampton, New York, attended by young Republican donors. The event, which included a reception and dinner, aimed to strengthen Vance's financial network ahead of a potential presidential campaign in 2028.

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Fox News — Politics

DCCC Adds Five New Races to Red to Blue Program Ahead of November Elections

The DCCC has included five new candidates in its Red to Blue program aimed at supporting competitive congressional races. The candidates, who have backgrounds in public or military service, will receive resources and training as they prepare for the general elections on November 3. Many of the targeted districts remain Republican strongholds, with varying margins of victory in past elections.

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Washington Examiner

DCCC Expands 'Red to Blue' Program with Five New Candidates

The DCCC has added five candidates to its 'Red to Blue' program, which supports Democratic candidates in challenging districts. The candidates include Leela Gray, Zach Dembo, Matt Dunlap, Nancy Lacore, and Tom Perriello, who will compete in districts previously won by Donald Trump in the 2024 election.

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Axios

Democratic Socialists of America Influence Primary Outcomes Against Established Democrats

The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America is impacting Democratic primary elections, with established anti-Trump figures like Alexander Vindman and Diana DeGette losing to more progressive candidates. This shift reflects a growing demand among voters for broader issues beyond just opposition to Trump, leading to discussions about the future of impeachment strategies within the party.

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New York Times — US

Ken Paxton's Pen Incident Reemerges in Texas Senate Race

The pen incident involving Ken Paxton has reemerged as a significant topic in the Texas Senate race. This issue, which dates back more than ten years, could impact voter opinions as the election approaches.

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New York Post

Karen Bass and Nithya Raman Participate in First LA Mayoral Debate

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Nithya Raman took part in the first debate of the general election on August 19, 2026. The debate featured both candidates criticizing each other's records and included numerous interruptions.

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Fox News — Politics

Missouri Judge Rules on Congressional Redistricting Ahead of Midterm Elections

A Missouri judge ruled that the state's referendum process cannot challenge congressional maps, allowing a Republican-friendly map to remain in effect for the 2026 elections. The decision supports Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins and is part of a broader national redistricting effort by Republican-led states.

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nbcnews.com

Mike Lindell Proposes Full Recount After Minnesota GOP Primary Loss

Mike Lindell has announced plans to fund a recount in the Minnesota GOP primary for governor, where he lost by 11 percentage points. He has contacted the Minnesota secretary of state for cost estimates and intends to submit an official recount request. Lindell claims to have found irregularities in the election data and continues to challenge previous court rulings related to his claims of election fraud.

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