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Trump to Campaign for Sullivan as Peltola Gains Ground in Alaska Senate Race
Native Vote 2026 With Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola (Yup’ik) showing strong poll numbers in Alaska, President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he is going to Alaska to help incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan in his reelection bid in the November general election. Alaska is known as a red state. The last time Alaska elected…
An LA Dodgers owner donated millions in support of Trump. Now he’s spending on Republican midterm victories
The Dodgers keep winning, but off the field, they’re still striking out with their fan base. Fans criticized the team for not promptly speaking out against federal immigration raids in Los Angeles. Many Dodger faithful also saw the team’s two visits to the White House following their back-to-back World Series victories as a betrayal to…
Candace Owens Has Won the Trust These Women Refuse to Give Politicians
This story was originally reported by Mariel Padilla of The 19th. In 2016, Candace Owens emerged as a leading conservative voice, the rare Black woman backing then-candidate Donald Trump. In 2017, she was hired by Turning Point USA, a conservative nonprofit co-founded by Charlie Kirk. In 2020, she announced that she’d be joining The Daily…
How the Trump administration is expanding its immigration crackdown to people entering legally
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration has trained much of its immigration crackdown on people who entered the United States illegally from Mexico and elsewhere, but it is intensifying another battle, this time with people who come legally. The State Department has paused all immigrant visa applications while it briefs consular officials around the world…
Black Voting Power Is Under Attack, So Thousands Came to D.C. to Fight Back
WASHINGTON — Shirley Lee traveled nearly 1,500 miles from Houston to the nation’s capital. Wearing a cowboy hat emblazoned with an American flag, she said that she wasn’t going to miss this year’s March on Washington. “It’s my 70th birthday on Sunday, so [being here] is my birthday present to me,” Lee told Capital B.…
Texas Republicans’ Effort To Make a Safe House Seat May Backfire
The post Texas Republicans’ Effort To Make a Safe House Seat May Backfire first appeared on Latino News Network.
Censorship Beyond Book Bans in Prison: A Slave Master Mentality
Prison censorship is about more than book bans. It is about surveillance, policing, and the attempt to control our very thoughts, perceptions, and actions—on the inside and the outside! Read more via Scalawag: Censorship Beyond Book Bans in Prison: A Slave Master Mentality.
The Supreme Court’s mail-in sleight of hand
The Supreme Court this week stepped in to allow President Donald Trump’s administration to move forward, at least temporarily, to implement the provisions of a March executive order titled “Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity in Federal Elections.” Despite its dry title, the order lays out a sweeping subversion of the structure of the American electoral…
Trump Is Moving to Restrict Mail Voting Just Months Before the Midterms
With the midterm elections less than three months away, efforts to restrict access to the ballot box — efforts that could have major ramifications for Black voters — continue. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to move forward, at least for now, with its plan to restrict mail voting. For months,…
90% of AAPI voters polled plan to vote in midterms. But will they?
By Randall Yip, Executive Editor Brian Chinn of San Francisco unequivocally answered “yes” when asked if he would vote in the upcoming November midterms. A new survey released today by […] The post 90% of AAPI voters polled plan to vote in midterms. But will they? appeared first on AsAmNews.
Why URL Media commissioned our own poll of multicultural America
URL Media commissioned new polling of Black, Latino, and Asian American communities because the data we kept seeing simply didn’t hit right. Too often, national polls collapse entire communities into a single number, as if “Black voters” or “Latino voters” represent some monolithic bloc of “people of color” who all think and feel the same…
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