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What The Midterms Mean For Trump’s Effort To Restore Citizens’ Proper Representation In The Census
Republican turnout is key to pushing back on Democrats' systematic rigging of the electoral process through the census.
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Republican turnout is key to pushing back on Democrats' systematic rigging of the electoral process through the census.
Republican turnout is key to pushing back on Democrats' systematic rigging of the electoral process through the census.
Bei den Zwischenwahlen für den US-Kongress droht ein «Blutbad» für Donald Trumps Partei. Ein Erfolg der Demokraten lässt sich fast nur mit Gewalt verhindern.
With just four weeks until the midterm elections, MS NOW anchors are taking their shows to key battleground states of Maine, Ohio, Georgia, Texas and Michigan. Jen Psaki, Ali Velshi, Chris Hayes, Katy Tur and Peter Alexander will originate their shows live from a different state throughout the…
In vier Wochen wählen die USA ihren Kongress neu – und selbst in Kansas, das 1932 zuletzt einen demokratischen Senator wählte, rechnen sich die Demokraten Chancen aus. Trump steht nicht auf dem Zettel – und hat doch einen Vorteil im Rücken Demokratische Wähler in den USA glauben oder wollen…
Der Fall des Sexualstraftäters belastete die Trump-Regierung schwer, aber ließ den Präsidenten unbeschadet. Erfolgreich stoppte er die Revolte in der Partei
With four weeks to go until the crucial midterm elections, President Donald Trump is making an all-out push to rally Republicans, trying to appeal to voters on the economy. The president also made rare reversals on mail-in voting and who will pay for the controversial political ads about himself.…
Nazi symbols, sexual assault allegations and months of internal Democratic conflict have churned through the US Senate race in Maine. But with the election four weeks away, it’s the explosion in housing costs and record-breaking heating bills that Mainers can’t stop talking about.
In the battle for an Alaska Senate seat and the governor’s mansion, the oil-dependent state’s declining fisheries loom large, but no one wants to look at the biggest culprit, climate change.