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5 state Supreme Court races to watch on Tuesday

Voters in half of the country will decide who sits on the bench of their state’s highest court next Tuesday.   State Supreme Court races are on ballot in two dozen states this November, with partisan, nonpartisan and retention contests determining which candidates win seats or remain on the bench of courts that often have the final word…

The Hill · Oct 31
Axelrod: El-Sayed 'Should Have Rejected', 'Offensive', Inaccurate Ad

On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “AC360,” CNN Chief Political Analyst David Axelrod said that Democratic Michigan U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed “should have rejected” the “offensive” and misleading ad blaming Israel for high costs. Axelrod began by saying, “I understand The post Axelrod: El-Sayed ‘Should Have Rejected’, ‘Offensive’, Inaccurate Ad appeared first on Breitbart .

Breitbart · Oct 31
Video: Cops Across the U.S. Brace for Dangerous Street Takeovers on Halloween Weekend

Police in cities across the U.S. aren’t worried about ghosts and goblins on this Halloween weekend. They're prepped for the real horror show they expect — dangerous, disruptive, and lawless street takeovers. The post Video: Cops Across the U.S. Brace for Dangerous Street Takeovers on Halloween Weekend appeared first on Breitbart .

Breitbart · Oct 31
Peltola repeats denial of ballot-stacking reports, stays silent on federal probe

Alaska’s Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola denied once again any involvement in the alleged ballot-stacking scheme that it was recently reported her campaign engaged in during a rally on Friday, but did not mention the ongoing investigations into the scheme “I am so deeply offended by these accusations about having any involvement with anyone else’s…

The Hill · Oct 31
WSJ Wins Dismissal of Trump’s $10 Billion Defamation Suit

A federal judge threw out Donald Trump’s renewed $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and ruled that it can’t be filed again, marking another setback for the president’s legal fights with the press.

Bloomberg · Oct 31