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Trump's Canada tariff proposals have ignited political backlash in swing states like Michigan and Maine, where candidates face pressure to address threats to local manufacturing and agricultural sectors.

U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds is increasing ad spending in Florida's close gubernatorial contest to preserve GOP leadership amid tightening polling numbers and heightened campaign activity.

The Trump administration is escalating diplomatic pressure on Russia after Moscow failed to provide clear information regarding the death of a lab worker at an institute studying plague, raising U.S. biosecurity concerns.

GOP leaders urge Congress to make daylight saving time permanent, citing economic gains for Florida's tourism industry despite internal political disagreements within the Republican party.

Former President Donald Trump held a rally in San Antonio for Ken Paxton, while new polls reveal GOP leads in crucial Florida statewide contests.

U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon urged Black voters in Miami-Dade to reject Byron Donalds, citing his record against community interests and calling for unified Democratic support across all races.

Governor Ron DeSantis has signed the death warrant for Jesse Guardado, marking Florida’s 20th execution of the year. The scheduled lethal injection is set for November 5 at Florida State Prison.

Republican strategists warn that Donald Trump is preparing narratives to excuse potential midterm losses, raising concerns about election integrity and party unity weeks before voting begins.

White House scrambles to clarify President Trump's comments suggesting LA and San Diego could be targets in Iran conflict amid political fallout.

President Trump announces he will stop using taxpayer-funded ads, shifting to super PAC financing amid ethical backlash.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has strongly criticized former President Donald Trump after he suggested allowing Iranian forces to bomb U.S. cities as a means of winning a conflict, calling the notion abhorrent and dangerous.

Gov. Gavin Newsom strongly criticized President Trump's remarks suggesting Iran could target major California cities during a campaign rally, labeling him deranged and dangerous.