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U.S. lawmakers push for more action to help struggling Haiti

Democratic and Republican members of the U.S. Congress announced legislation on Monday intended to help Haiti address a worsening humanitarian and security crisis by punishing members of political elites found to be colluding with criminal gangs.

Reuters

Trump slams Colorado Republican Senate candidate after Joe O’Dea says he wouldn’t back him for president

DENVER — The day after Republican U.S. Senate nominee Joe O’Dea said he’d “actively campaign against” Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential race, the former president lashed out at the candidate as a “RINO,” or Republican in name only.

The Denver Post

More than eight million people apply for student debt relief after Biden launches website ‘without a glitch’

GOP critics who oppose debt cancellation while approving Trump tax cuts and forgiveable Covid aid are ‘wrong and hypocritical,’ president says

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Beasley widens money advantage over Budd in NC Senate race

North Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Cheri Beasley's fundraising advantage over Republican rival Ted Budd widened during the past three months and entering the campaign’s final weeks

The Independent UK

The United States is gearing up for midterm elections. What are they and what's at stake?

Midterm elections in the United States elect the House of Representatives, a third of the Senate, and thousands of state legislative and executive offices. For all their magnitude and importance, these elections attract far less attention than presidential elections and have much lower turnout.

The Conversation

Herschel Walker admits to writing $700 check but denies it was for abortion

The Georgia Republican candidate for the Senate claims he has ‘no idea’ what the money was used for

The Guardian - US

Fetterman has more campaign money than Oz heading into the end of a tight Pa. Senate race

PHILADELPHIA — Democrat John Fetterman had substantially more campaign money left to spend than Republican Mehmet Oz as they entered the final weeks of a close U.S. Senate race with national consequences.

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Walker defends his "legit" police badge

Walker claimed to work "with law enforcement for years," despite never holding a job in law enforcement

Salon

How a photograph uncovered my grandmother's republican activism during the Irish revolution

The memories I have of my paternal grandmother, Máirín Beaumont, mostly involve sweets. She lived with me in Dublin until her death in 1972, when I was five. Our house, a long bungalow by the sea, was divided in two with my grandmother living in the top end and my…

The Conversation

Retirement of longtime Democrat opens up Oregon House race

The retirement of Oregon's longest serving congressman, Democrat Peter DeFazio, has opened up the U.S. House seat in the state's 4th District

The Independent UK

US midterms: The 10 key races that will decide fate of the Senate

With 35 Senate seats up for grabs, Republicans are pushing to regain control of the chamber to frustrate Biden’s agenda.

Al Jazeera

In partisan year, some Democrats stress work with Trump, GOP

WASHINGTON — Like many Democrats, Rep. Jahana Hayes of Connecticut hasn’t been hesitant to attack Donald Trump. She accused him when he was president of bullying and racism and said his actions on Jan. 6, 2021, posed a grave threat to democracy.

Tribune News Service

Democrats used to avoid talking about abortion with Latino voters. Then Roe was overturned

MIMBRES, New Mexico — Gabe Vasquez’s latest campaign ad is simple to the point of austere: Black-and-white portraits of women, a melancholic piano score, and a recitation of his opponent’s stance on abortion.

Los Angeles Times

Congressional fundraising climate favors Democrats

WASHINGTON — New filings from House and Senate candidates show Democrats drew strong financial support from contributors this summer and early fall, especially in battleground races for the Senate.

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Salon

This year's election: Only one issue

Of course the economy and reproductive rights are important. But in the shadow of fascism, they almost don't matter

The Guardian - US

White House calls Trump’s remarks on American Jews ‘antisemitic and insulting’ – as it happened

Ex-president attacks US Jews for not supporting Israel enough – follow all the latest politics news

The Guardian - US

Arizona governor candidate refuses to say if she will accept midterms result

Kari Lake, who has echoed Trump’s claims the 2020 election was stolen, refuses three times to answer when pressed on CNN

The Independent UK

Debate moderator goes for viral for saying no-show Herschel Walker ‘represented by empty podium’

‘Herschel Walker refused to show up because he is not ready to represent Georgia,’ tweeted Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock’s campaign

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Ballotpedia

Over 50% of Americans won’t have finalized election results until three weeks after the election

Welcome to the Monday, October 17, Brew.

Roll Call

In partisan year, some Democrats stress work with Trump, GOP - Roll Call

In this partisan year, Democrat Jahana Hayes cites working with Trump in reelection ad, and she's not alone.

Los Angeles Times

With Californians distressed over inflation, how will it affect the vote?

LOS ANGELES — At the Winery Restaurant in Newport Beach, which has sweeping views of the harbor and a luxurious wine list, the chile-lime-rubbed mahi-mahi served with tropical fruit chutney and jasmine rice cost diners about $32 in early 2020.

Chicago Sun-Times

Sun-Times/WBEZ Poll: Illinois voters don’t want Pritzker or Biden to run for president – but they’d take either over Trump

Illinois voters aren’t as sour on President Joe Biden as other voters across the nation, but they are just as unenthusiastic about another four years of the Delaware Democrat as they are about Gov. J.B. Pritzker making a run for the White House.

Axios

Doctors seek a bigger voice in races as midterms approach

More democratic doctors are getting involved in politics this election cycle.

Salon

They perfected the "art of polarization"

Historian Nicole Hemmer talks to Salon about how Rush, Newt, Buchanan and an obsession with Clinton remade the GOP

Los Angeles Times

Doyle McManus: National Democrats are ignoring Ohio’s Senate race. Are they blowing an opportunity?

WASHINGTON — Three weeks before election day, the race for control of the U.S. Senate sits on a razor’s edge.

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