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Democrats quietly point fingers at blue-state governors for dragging down ticket

"Unless Hochul and Newsom pick it up, we’re going to lose House seats."

Axios · Nov 2, 2022

In a first, FCC commissioner visits Taiwan

The commissioner will discuss cybersecurity and network resiliency with Taiwanese officials

Axios · Nov 1, 2022

How Latinos have changed the American landscape

The Latino population increased most rapidly in the American South and the Midwest.

Axios · Nov 1, 2022

GOP reaches deeper into Biden-land with new spending in solid-blue districts

These districts voted for Biden by as much as 20 points.

Axios · Oct 30, 2022

‘Somebody’s going to die’: Democrats warn of political violence after Paul Pelosi attack

Dire warnings after hammer assault on speaker’s husband and amid concern that security does not adequately reflect threats

The Guardian - US · Oct 30, 2022

Musk brings in allies to start making changes at Twitter

Friday evening, shortly after Musk completed the sale, the garage at Twitter's headquarters began filling with Teslas in the reserved spots, parked in a row.

Axios · Oct 30, 2022

People ditch handwritten "thank you" cards: “It’s like, who has stamps?”

Some people don't like it.

Axios · Oct 30, 2022

Suspect in Pelosi attack's online activity: What we know

According to AP, DePape's name is attached to a number of online blogs and posts that give a glimpse into his history.

Axios · Oct 29, 2022

"Calm down": Israel's Herzog tries to ease U.S. concerns about radical right ahead of elections

The Biden administration is concerned about the possible inclusion of Jewish supremacists in a future Israeli government.

Axios · Oct 29, 2022

Pelosi attack stokes Congress' fears: "Somebody is going to die"

Lawmakers fear for their safety in an era of rising violence.

Axios · Oct 29, 2022