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Young voters aren't warming up to Biden. They know it means Trump could win again.


Polls show young people don't like either Trump or Biden and they're angry they're expected to pick one. Some young liberals may not vote at all. Read More

Michigan's largest, most diverse county could prove decisive in 2024 presidential election


Michigan's biggest and most diverse county — is a Democratic stronghold. Turnout there could sway the election this fall. Read More

Nessel: Secret donors are influencing policy decisions in Lansing


Attorney General Dana Nessel and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson painted a bleak picture Thursday about the ethical conduct of state officials. Read More

Microsoft Sees Slowing in Russia, China Efforts to Sway Vote


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Elections can be ‘rigged’ – just not the way Katie Porter or Donald Trump wrongly suggest


No, the election was not “rigged” in the way that former President Donald Trump disparages any election he loses. There were no unfounded allegations of voter fraud or tampering with voting machines. Read More

Trump heads for campaign rally in Pennsylvania, where down-ballot drama awaits


Days before his hush money trial begins in New York, former President Donald Trump returns Saturday to the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania for a campaign rally that will be notable for who won’t ... Read More

World’s biggest election kicks off as India votes


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Tesla’s Value Is Crashing Like a … Well, Like a Tesla


Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla announced Monday that it will be laying off more than 10 percent of its global workforce—at least 14,000 employees—following a catastrophic first quarter in which ... Read More

Harris, in Arizona, hammers Trump on abortion policy


Vice President Harris gave a campaign speech on abortion on Friday, three days after the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that an 1864 law forbidding almost all abortions is operative in the swing state. Read More

Trump trial: Why can't Americans see or hear what is going on inside the courtroom?


It's a moment in history — the first U.S. president facing criminal charges in an American courtroom. Yet only a handful of observers are able to see or even hear what is going on. Here's why. Read More

Youngkin taps education official for Cannabis Control Authority


A senior-level Virginia Department of Education official has left her post to serve as Gov. Glenn Youngkin's special adviser to the CEO of the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority. Read More

NFL draft has lowest number of early entrants since 2011. That trend figures to continue


The lure of starting a pro career early apparently isn’t quite as tempting for underclassmen now as it was in the days before college stars could profit off their name, image and likeness. This ... Read More


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