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Oct 22, 2026
4 key moments from debates in Michigan, Kansas, Wisconsin, Minnesota
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3:24Jared GanzHOST
And the question that you would ask that, I think, is actually really quite shameful.
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3:28Jared GanzHOST
With Rogers trailing Al-Sayed in polls, Republicans are pouring money into the Muslim Brotherhood line of attack, The Hill's Alexander Bolton reports.
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3:36Jared GanzHOST
keeping distance.
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3:38Jared GanzHOST
In the lone Wisconsin governor's debate, both candidates had to walk a careful tightrope addressing touchy issues.
What to know about Trump’s deep red campaign blitz
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11:40Jared GanzHOST
Subscribe to The Hill Insider for Frazin's reporting on the negotiation process, what the White House is saying, and where senators go from here.
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11:48Jared GanzHOST
Thune has left several must-pass pieces of legislation to the lame duck, The Hill's Alexander Bolton reports, noting senators will only have four full weeks when they return in November to pass the farm bill, FISA reauthorization, the annual defense authorization bill.
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12:03Jared GanzHOST
12 regular appropriations bills, a permitting reform bill, and an emergency supplemental defense spending package for the Pentagon, whose stockpile of weapons and munitions has been depleted after months of war with Iran.
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12:15Jared GanzHOST
State of the Force.
Vance cozies up to MAHA movement
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4:30Jared GanzHOST
The Senate is scheduled to vote today on two key bills addressing the growth of AI-driven data centers and stock trading by members of Congress, both of which Democrats are planning to defeat as they see them as watered-down reforms.
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4:43Jared GanzHOST
The Hill's Alexander Bolton reports on how the votes could serve as a lifeline for three embattled Senate Republican incumbents.
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4:50Jared GanzHOST
The Treasury Department will automatically enroll millions of children in the administration's Trump accounts under new rules, eliminating the need for parents to sign up for the program.
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5:00Jared GanzHOST
About 7 million have been registered so far, and more than 60 million accounts will be created for other children under 18.
Trump kicks off week with economic ‘win’ for Iowa
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10:09Jared GanzHOST
It said the ads are just a reminder for Americans to love their country and know why it is worth defending.
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10:15Jared GanzHOST
But The Hill's Alexander Bolton reports that GOP senators are not buying that argument, warning that the ads create an improper appearance, using taxpayer dollars for promotions that could be easily confused with regular campaign ads.
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10:28Jared GanzHOST
It is a great message.
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10:30Jared GanzHOST
I like the message.