A Dem strategist is so confident in the gas-and-groceries attack on Trump that he's running it unchanged, full speed, until November 3rd.

Former Trump White House staffer Sarah Matthews says Trump's sons landed Pentagon contracts for businesses they had zero involvement in before Trump took office again.

Wayne County set aside $7M and erased up to $700M in medical debt for 300,000 families — about a penny on the dollar. 100,000 families have already gotten the letters.

Airline ticket prices are hitting decade highs — and jet fuel costs driven by the war in Iran are the main reason.

Shaheen says Trump is negotiating around a congressionally enacted sanctions bill to cut a deal with Putin for "a day's worth of diesel" — her words, not a paraphrase.

43% of builders cut prices in October — the highest share since 2020 — and nearly two-thirds have been offering sales incentives for 19 straight months. Home builder confidence just hit its lowest point since 2012.

Benson asked her rally crowd point-blank if they wanted John James leading Michigan, got a loud "No," then promised to fight anyone who stands in the way of voting rights or privacy.

Data centers gave Lombardo $2 million. He gave them $240 million in tax breaks. Ford is making that the centerpiece of his argument against the governor.

Trump just told reporters he's thinking about striking Iran "maybe tomorrow" — then immediately said he wouldn't confirm it if he was actually going to do it.

Flanagan's contrast with Tafoya in one line: Tafoya belongs to a yacht club with a $140,000 initiation fee and owns a Florida mansion. Flanagan: "I have never been more proud to call Minnesota my home."

Filling a standard heating oil tank in Maine now runs $1,800 — $700 more than last year — and it won't last more than a few weeks. That number is reportedly one of the biggest things on Susan Collins' mind right now.

JVL's argument that Trump could blame Democrats for rising gas prices after re-escalating with Iran rests on this: 40% of Lay's potato chip buyers didn't know they were made from potatoes. His point is that you can't assume something is too dumb to work.

Trump on Chicago: "You can violate the governor" — says he could deploy the National Guard without Pritzker's approval and has the power to do it.

A White House source told Michael Wolff that Trump wants $20 billion by end of term and $100 billion in post-presidency deals — and that "being president was nice, but being an oligarch is forever."

Memphis Mayor Young just ordered a 90-day study specifically aimed at regulating hyperscale data centers — covering everything from aquifer protection to noise and utility costs.

Elon Musk has already dumped $200 million into the Texas Senate race to back Ken Paxton — and his opponent James Talarico is calling it an attempt to "buy his own personal US senator."

Lindsey James wants to reverse ACA, Medicaid, and Medicare cuts and go after insurance and pharmaceutical companies for driving up health care costs.

Trump's own ambassador to Turkey told reporters there "absolutely" could be a strike on Iran this weekend — and Trump responded by saying he had no idea what he was talking about.

Trump on Somalia and Ilhan Omar: "She comes from a shithouse country and she's telling us how to run the United States."

Nebraska lost nearly 40,000 SNAP recipients in just over a year — a 26.6% drop — after new federal and state eligibility requirements took effect. Food banks are feeling it.