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Rep. Cohen unveils 26 impeachment articles against Trump (opens the original)
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Waging an unconstitutional war on Iran. Using the presidency for personal profit. Sending troops—ICE and the Border Patrol—to U.S. cities. And sowing doubt on democracy by constantly charging elections are rigged. Those are just five of the 26 impeachment articles Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn., has filed against Donald Trump, whose “continued presence in office is a danger to our democracy,” the lawmaker declares. Another charge cites Trump’s defiance of federal court orders and specifically cites I
Republicans worry about losing control of both the House and Senate (opens the original)
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Many major polls are now indicating that Democrats have a good chance of taking not just the House in the coming midterms but also the Senate. Those improved odds for Democrats are fueling fears the Trump administration will roll out a playbook it has already drawn up to make sure that even a Democratic victory in one or both chambers is thwarted. First, a look at the Senate polls that have Republicans so nervous: The RealClearPolitics polling averages show Democrats leading in most of this cycl
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announces reelection bid (opens the original)
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CHICAGO—Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson took the opportunity on Labor Day to announce his intention to run for reelection as Mayor of what is often called America’s “Second City.” Just days after billionaire Michael Saks pumped $500,000 into the campaign of Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias, the Mayor told a crowd of African Americans and other voters packed into the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center here that he was running again as “the real progressive against the posers.” Am
Mamdani opens Mayor’s Office of Worker Power (opens the original)
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NEW YORK—Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked Labor Day, Sept. 7, by announcing the creation of the Mayor’s Office of Worker Power (MOWP). The new office is the first such body created anywhere in the nation. Its purpose will be to bring the city government’s full force into the fight to end exploitation of workers suffering from low pay or poor working conditions wherever it finds those problems and, significantly, to create conditions that would prevent such exploitation in places where it may not curr
Primary voters choose candidates on basis of issues (opens the original)
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Attempts by the media to divide the electorate in so many ways failed to materialize again this week as voters in Massachusetts defied alleged desires for generational change when it came to preserving the Senate seat of Ed Markey, 80, who has held it for 50 years. He soundly defeated Seth Moulton, 47. Voters, including the youth, backed Markey because of his strong progressive stands over the years, including his strong opposition now to the war in Iran. They saw Moulton’s “opposition” to that
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