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(The Center Square) – In the week after the 2026 midterm elections saw the Democrats sweep seats in Congress and the California Legislature, the Golden State’s GOP saw not just state lawmakers voted out of office, but
(The Center Square) – U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Windsor, has lost her race in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District to retired Adm. Eileen Laubacher, a Democrat, according to multiple media outlets on Friday afternoon. Boebert conceded the race
(The Center Square) – The Federal Aviation Administration lifted a nationwide ground stop Friday night on flights after a more than four-hour halt brought air traffic to a screeching halt across the U.S. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean
Travelers move through Salt City Lake International Airport in Salt Lake City on Oct. 16, 2025. (Photo by Spenser Heaps/Utah News Dispatch) The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop for all flights in the United
(The Center Square) – Washington Attorney General Nick Brown announced Thursday his office will contract with an outside law firm to defend Initiative 638, approved by Washington voters last week to prevent biological males from competing in
Twin Falls County elections director Sabrina Harrison (left), Kathryn Goemmer (center), and Claudia Harvey (right) sort through early voter forms in the Twin Falls County West building in Twin Falls, Idaho, on Nov. 2, 2026. (Photo by
An initial review showed the additional ballots do not change the outcomes of any races, according to a news release from the secretary of state’s office.
President Trump is a lame duck at war — with Iran, with Democrats who just swept Congress and with his own concession that his immigration crackdown may have gone too far.
FAA lets flights resume, Trump administration blames ‘overloaded’ systems for ground stop
The Hawaii National Guard on Oct. 30 officially concluded all state active-duty response and recovery operations in support of Hurricane Lala.
Twice since 2000 — with George W. Bush and then Donald Trump — Republicans have lost the national popular vote but won the Electoral College. That has left many Democrats furious with the system.
In one important sense, polls got the story of this year’s election right: They showed Democrats winning the House and leading in the race for control of the Senate.