Trump Casts Doubt on Midterm Results Days After Vowing to Accept Them ↗
The president made vague, evidence-free claims about polls and voting "dumps" on Truth Social, days after Democrats retook both chambers of Congress.
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Joseph Beaudet has covered crime, courts and local government for The Montana Standard since August 2026 after reporting on government and politics for three and a half years in Wyoming.
What sounds like a jackpot for Montana rural hospitals and providers hasn’t necessarily panned out that way – at least, not yet.
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen warned the Gallatin County attorney against a policy that had the effect of creating a “sanctuary city.”
Montana students trying to access that state’s new Education Savings Accounts couldn’t use them this school year, leaving families wondering if the Montana Supreme Court will cancel the program indefinitely.
President Donald Trump has nominated a Justice Department official to an open seat on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, signaling the administration
Sen. Bernie Sanders says he won't be supporting Sen. Chuck Schumer as the Democratic majority leader in the new Congress. Sanders was joined Tuesday by Democratic Sen. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan at a news conference at the Capitol. Together they said there needs to be a debate over the Democratic Party’s direction and a new generation of leadership for the party in the Senate. The demands for change sets up a seismic confrontation after the party’s sweep to power in the midterm elections.
Military contractor Palantir has hired former Montana U.S. senator Jon Tester as an advisor, according to multiple news outlets.
UFC president and chief executive Dana White has declined US President Donald Trump
Tester said he shares concerns about artificial intelligence and believes the industry should be regulated. He also said artificial intelligence has benefits for government efficiency worth considering.
State Rep. James Reavis said the bill would close an assessed legal loophole that had allowed a man to patrol with a gun in front of the school without consequence.
On Wednesday, parties in each chamber will choose their leaders for the next legislative session. Leadership elections offer a glimpse into party strategy and priorities ahead of the 2027 Legislature.
The Montana Supreme Court sided unanimously with Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell in her case against Attorney General Austin Knudsen on Friday, ruling that Knudsen exceeded his authority when he attempted to take control of Cromwell’s local responsibilities.