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The other Sullivan is a retired teacher who voted for Clinton, Biden and Harris, filed with the senator's middle initial and got help from a Democratic consultant. Trump says even 1 to 3% could swing the race and Republicans are weighing legal action.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 13 sources

The 82-year-old Senate leader behind Virginia's failed gerrymander surrendered Thursday. Prosecutors say she sold illegal marijuana through her Portsmouth store for years, took $100,000 the FBI supplied in her Capitol office and used her seat to keep police away.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 10 sources

The Milwaukee Democrat also said he's "not familiar" with the DSA platform and wants ICE's contracts with local police ended. Tiffany vowed to give back the state's $3 billion surplus, 12 days out in a toss-up race.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 10 sources

Trump promised no strikes before Nov. 3 and has vetoed earlier plans, including one this month. Now he says the U.S. isn't negotiating with Iran and something will happen "fairly soon," as three carriers and thousands of Marines move into place.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 18 sources

In her first TV interview since agents searched her home, Omar called the claim "insane," then wouldn't flatly rule it out. The same day, the DOJ called her "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi" in court.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 14 sources

The Methodist megachurch pastor sold himself as a moderate. A Schumer-linked PAC's $5 million and his support for parts of the Green New Deal told Marshall's story instead, with Senate control on the line Nov. 3.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 9 sources

They told the MVC they weren't citizens and were registered anyway, and about 340 voted. After 79 days of stonewalling, Congress wants to know who knew and why the names stayed on the rolls until 2026.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 10 sources

An American was among 12 killed at Riyadh's airport this month. On Wednesday the State Department ordered non-emergency staff and families out, and hours later a strike on Dammam's airport killed one more.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 14 sources

The former NBA center paid for his seats at Game 3 in Atlanta. Security gave him two choices: a guarded suite far from the floor, or the street. It's the second WNBA game in a row he's been removed from.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 12 sources

Sen. Darline Graham leads Democrat Annie Andrews by under 3 points in a state Trump won by 18. Trump came to wake up the base, and the hecklers didn't slow him down.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 7 sources

Agents grabbed the 17-year-old in McKinney on Oct. 5, after he got a gun and 12 days before the event where investigators say he planned to strike. Self, co-founder of the Sharia-Free America Caucus, says: 'I will not back down.'

By @UngaTheGreat · · 6 sources

El-Sayed called the question 'shameful.' His campaign still won't answer questions about the 2012 letter he signed urging Egypt's Brotherhood president to 'purge the media and the police.'

By @UngaTheGreat · · 12 sources

The PHP flaw sat hidden for more than a decade. Super Intelligence found it first, and the White House says that is exactly why America has to lead in SI.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 11 sources

Wedgewood Polls fooled major newsrooms for four months, mostly with Democrat-leading Senate races. It says it planned to keep going until after the midterms.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 13 sources

Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn now run Jeffrey Epstein's estate. The state's lawsuit says one kept pulling cash just under the federal reporting limit, and the other paid "the latest batch of medical expenses for girls."

By @UngaTheGreat · · 10 sources

Elmi is the surname of the man Omar married in 2009, whom critics have long said is her brother. Prosecutors want the raid records kept sealed until agents finish the job.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 10 sources

Prosecutors say Jackie Espinosa's family applied the day the fund opened, a city staffer flagged the conflict, and she refused to give the money back after being told it was prohibited.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 10 sources

Jennifer Gonzalez allegedly cleared more than $6 million, bought land in the Dominican Republic and collected $124,500 in food stamps, all while calling Massachusetts "a sanctuary" and "the best place for you to be."

By @UngaTheGreat · · 10 sources

Officials say the stolen SNAP money could have fed 220,000 Americans for a month. The biggest case ran $29.7 million through two Chicago stores, and ICE launched its own hunt for illegal aliens collecting food benefits.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 13 sources

About 1,000 residents were evacuated and 30 people went to the hospital after a probable carcinogen used in paints and plastics began venting from a north Toledo terminal Tuesday night. A day later, officials were still letting the reaction run its course.

By @UngaTheGreat · · 15 sources
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