Some Democrats are campaigning on Christian faith ahead of the midterms
A number of Democratic congressional candidates are making religion a central part of their campaigns this midterm cycle, according to NPR.
A number of Democratic congressional candidates are making religion a central part of their campaigns this midterm cycle, according to NPR.
A number of Democrats running for Congress this cycle are emphasizing their religious faith, a shift from the party's usual approach.
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Commentators Josh Rushing, Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss the state of the Democratic and Republican parties and whether a viable third option exists.

A new NPR poll shows Democrats with an advantage heading into the midterm elections, while US immigration authorities examine plans for mobile detention facilities.
Iran war, rising prices and the president's low approval ratings are giving Democrats an edge, though Republicans have invested heavily in key races.
Concerns over power, water and utility costs linked to new data centers are emerging as a factor in Texas's 2026 governor and Senate races.

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Candidates for November's midterms have been set, with Democrats leading in polls amid economic anxiety and other tensions.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson adjourned Congress a day early, scrapping scheduled votes including one on Pete Hegseth impeachment.

Traders on Kalshi and Polymarket now see Democrats favored, if narrowly, in the fight for Senate control, according to a CNBC report.

The Guardian's political reporters discuss the party's messaging challenges, internal divisions between moderate and progressive wings, and risks of post-election recriminations.

With primaries concluded and the November midterms approaching, The Guardian is hosting a live Q&A on the state of the Democratic Party, its moderate and leftwing wings, and key races to watch.
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According to media reports cited by TASS, Democratic lawmakers are preparing potential probes into President Trump's family financial activities, including estimates that he earned $2.25 billion from foreign deals and cryptocurrency in the first year of his second term.

Former President Barack Obama reportedly expressed concerns about artificial intelligence and called on fellow Democrats to address the technology, according to a New York Times report cited by CNBC.

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