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Fox News — Latest

Colorado gubernatorial nominee discusses past podcast claim of encountering Satan

Victor Marx, the Republican gubernatorial nominee for Colorado, claimed in a resurfaced podcast that he encountered Satan while praying for a girl in a Texas youth prison. Marx, a Marine veteran and founder of All Things Possible Ministries, is running against Democrat Phil Weiser in the upcoming election.

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Fox News — Politics

Colorado gubernatorial nominee discusses encounter with Satan in podcast

Victor Marx, the Republican gubernatorial nominee for Colorado, discussed a claimed encounter with Satan during a resurfaced podcast episode. He recounted an experience in a Texas youth prison where he alleged a girl manifested a demon, which he claimed identified itself as Satan. Marx is running against Democrat Phil Weiser in the upcoming election.

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Al Jazeera English

Legal Battle Over Mail-in Voting Regulations Ahead of US Midterm Elections

A legal battle over mail-in voting regulations is intensifying as the midterm elections approach in the US. Concerns raised by former President Trump about election fraud have led the USPS to implement new measures, which critics argue could disenfranchise voters. A whistleblower complaint has surfaced, detailing issues with the USPS's ability to manage the changes effectively, raising questions about the integrity of the voting process.

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Fox News — Politics

Arkansas Senate nominee adjusts stance on ICE amid campaign

Hallie Shoffner, the Democratic Senate nominee in Arkansas, has revised her position on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), moving from a stance of defunding to advocating for reform. Her opponent, Senator Tom Cotton, has criticized her for this change, framing it as a political flip-flop amid a competitive election campaign.

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notus.org

House Republican Leadership Cancels Final Two Weeks of September Votes

House Republican leadership has canceled the last two weeks of votes in September, meaning lawmakers will not return until after the November midterm elections. This decision alters the previously announced schedule, with members now set to leave on September 17. The House has held less than 300 votes in 2026, significantly fewer than in previous years.

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apnews.com

Trump Encourages Republicans to Campaign on His Record Ahead of Midterms

President Donald Trump encouraged Republican lawmakers to campaign on his record as they approach the midterm elections, despite his declining popularity. He pledged to actively campaign in about 35 key races that will influence control of Congress and emphasized the importance of presenting a strong narrative to voters. Trump also mentioned specific Senate races in Alaska and Texas, while reflecting on the historical trend of midterm losses for presidents.

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nbcnews.com

Trump to Campaign for Republican Candidates in 35 Races Ahead of Midterms

President Donald Trump announced that he will campaign for Republican candidates in 35 races ahead of the November midterm elections. He emphasized his focus on competitive races and stated that he will support candidates like Senator Dan Sullivan in Alaska and Attorney General Ken Paxton in Texas. Trump also mentioned that his super PAC has significant funds available to assist these candidates.

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Fox News — Latest

Sen. Susan Collins Comments on Democratic Opponent's Family Background

Senator Susan Collins commented on her Democratic opponent Troy Jackson's family background during an interview, referencing reports that he fathered children with his second cousin. The discussion has sparked reactions on social media, with Collins emphasizing the importance of vetting candidates. Jackson's campaign has criticized the focus on his personal life as a distraction from key issues.

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Fox News — Politics

Senator Collins Comments on Democratic Opponent's Family Background

Senator Susan Collins commented on her Democratic opponent Troy Jackson's family background during an interview, addressing reports that he fathered children with his second cousin. The exchange has drawn attention on social media, with various political figures weighing in. Jackson's campaign has framed the focus on his personal life as a distraction from key issues.

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Washington Examiner

Democrats Discuss Strategies to Address Republican National Committee's Midterm Convention

Democrats are adopting varied strategies to respond to the Republican National Committee's midterm convention next week. While some local parties, like the Tarrant County Democratic Party in Texas, are choosing not to engage with the event, others, such as the Dallas County Democrats, are organizing rallies. Polls indicate that the convention may not significantly impact the upcoming elections.

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New York Post

Democratic House Candidate Cait Conley Criticized in GOP Attack Ad Over Transgender Support

Cait Conley, a Democratic candidate for Congress in New York, has been criticized in an attack ad by the National Republican Congressional Committee for her support of transgender issues. The ad highlights her opposition to legislation that would block funding for gender-affirming treatments and claims she has received financial support from groups advocating for such treatments. Conley is in a competitive race against incumbent Rep. Mike Lawler.

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The Hill

Hakeem Jeffries Navigates Challenges Following Democratic Defections

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is dealing with internal party pressures following the defection of two centrist Democrats. He faces calls from liberals for punitive measures against the defectors while also receiving advice from others in the party to exercise restraint ahead of the midterm elections.

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New York Post

Zelensky criticizes Ukrainian spy agencies after gunfight during operation against Russian plot

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and Defence Intelligence Unit (DIU) for a gunfight in Kyiv during an operation against a Russian terrorist plot, which resulted in injuries to three officers. Zelensky called for accountability and investigations within both agencies. The SBU claimed they were attacked while trying to thwart a plot to kill Stepan Kaplunov, while Kaplunov's lawyer dismissed the SBU's narrative as a public relations stunt.

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Daily Mail

Minister criticizes Diane Abbott for comments on Russia threat

Minister Anna Turley has condemned Diane Abbott for her remarks claiming the threat from Russia is 'Nato fiction', asserting the UK government's support for Ukraine. Despite the controversy, Labour sources indicate that Abbott may not face disciplinary action. Abbott has a history of questioning Western military support for Ukraine and has previously faced suspensions from the Labour Party.

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huffpost.com

Maggie Haberman Discusses Scheduling Conflict for GOP Midterm Convention

Maggie Haberman from The New York Times reported that Donald Trump’s team has recognized a scheduling conflict for the GOP's midterm convention, coinciding with the first two NFL games of the season. This oversight highlights the limited perspective of Trump's inner circle, with some Republican members of Congress expressing concerns about the event's timing and its potential impact on the upcoming midterms.

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New York Post

Trump Outlines Strategy for Republican Midterm Elections

President Trump announced his strategy to support Republican candidates in 35 key midterm races during a White House event on September 2, 2026. He plans to campaign actively in October and host numerous tele-townhalls leading up to the elections, focusing on competitive districts.

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New York Post

Graham Platner Withdraws from Labor Day Rally Speaking Engagement

Graham Platner will not speak at the Labor Day rally in Ellsworth, Maine, following allegations of sexual assault and domestic abuse. Organizers decided to replace his speech with a veterans’ march due to negative media attention and safety concerns. Platner's campaign faced multiple controversies before he withdrew from the Senate race.

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