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Government, elections and policy.
Trump promotes personal power at a Kentucky rally ahead of midterms, citing claims of renaming geographic features and reshaping language, though these actions are not verified by official records. Public frustration over economic policies persists amid growing protests and early voting efforts.
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Vance on economy and future run in Michigan town hall
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The rally occurred on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center, about 45 miles north of Anchorage. President Donald Trump flew eight hours to attend and called Senator Dan Sullivan 'one of the best and most respected senators in D.C.' Sullivan is seeking a third term in the Senate race against Democrat Mary Peltola, a former congresswoman. The event underscores the competitiveness of the Senate race in Alaska, which has historically been a Republican stronghold. Alaska has not backed a Democrat for Senate in nearly 20 years. Trump’s visit is part of a western swing that also includes rallies in Arizona and Montana. The Associated Press reported the visit and Trump’s remarks, citing a photo from the rally. An opinion is that the visit signals growing GOP concern about retaining control of Congress.
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Supreme Court to hear DOGE case seeking public records
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Graham and Andrews debate in South Carolina over Senate seat
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Fetterman's party alignment sparks debate over loyalty
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DOJ probes TV networks over Trump press pool suspension
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Arlington County sues to block Trump arch after project gets key approval
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