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More Republicans running in close races calling for end to Iran war (opens the original)
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At least 17 members of Congress have called on the president to end the war. Several Republicans running in competitive statewide and federal races are joining growing calls in their party to end the war in Iran with less than 40 days until the midterm elections. As of Friday, 17 incumbent congressional Republicans running for re-election or non-incumbent candidates for Senate or governor's seats have called for an end to the war, either through votes in Congress to rein in President Donald Trum
Democratic doctors, nurses aim to flip Congress seats with a focus on healthcare (opens the original)
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A group supporting them thinks "2026 is going to be the year of the doctor." As an emergency room nurse in Wisconsin, Mitchell Berman says he sees patients who can't afford their medications or utilities. "I can help mend their broken arm or give them medication to take away their pain, but what I struggle with is knowing full well that I can't help them with the trauma that sets in two weeks later when they get their bill in the mail," Berman said. Now he's trying to change that -- by running f
How Flock cameras are becoming an issue in the midterm elections (opens the original)
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Automated license plate readers are collecting enemies across party lines. Controversial automatic license plate readers -- and their most common camera type, Flock -- have become an emerging political flashpoint in midterm races across the country with candidates in key races weighing in on their use. Flock is the largest brand of a type of camera called an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR), used by governments across the country as part of law enforcement for everything from catching speed
How Trump's beef plan, tariffs risk alienating farmers, GOP voters (opens the original)
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Some farmers say they're fed up, also pointing to the Iran war and tariffs. Matt Ubel, a farmer based in rural Wheaton, Kansas, says that high diesel and fertilizer prices driven by the war in Iran were already hurting his bottom line. Now, he says he expects his profit margins will take another hit after President Donald Trump approved a temporary lift on tariffs for foreign inputs of 300,000 metric tons of beef to take effect in September. "This wasn't about making cheaper groceries for the Am
Wisconsin live primary results: Crowley projected to defeat Hong (opens the original)
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Crowley and Hong are locked in a tight race as last votes are counted. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, a centrist Democrat, narrowly won the Democratic primary in Wisconsin in a major upset in the race for governor, the Associated Press projects. He defeated Wisconsin assemblywoman Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, in what became a high-stakes test for progressives who pinned their hopes on winning a major party nomination in a crucial battleground state. The race was the latest
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