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Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell confirmed he has regained full movement in his lower body after being hospitalized during Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings.
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3 sources · 8h ago
Congressional Demographics Shift as Democrats Expand Senate Majority
Recent election gains include an increase in Democratic physicians entering the House and Senate, while Charles E. Schumer anticipates continuing his role as majority leader.
2 sources · 18h ago
Abdul El-Sayed Becomes First Muslim U.S. Senator After Winning Michigan Race
Physician Abdul El-Sayed defeated Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, marking a historic milestone for representation in the chamber.
28 sources · 1h ago
Democrats Secure Majorities in Both Chambers of Congress Following Midterm Elections
The Democratic Party gained control of the U.S. House and Senate in Tuesday's midterm elections, flipping several historically Republican seats in a shift that has prompted varying reactions
9 sources · 33m ago
Joshua Wong Sentenced to Nearly 10 Years in Hong Kong National Security Case
The High Court in Hong Kong sentenced activist Joshua Wong for his role in a campaign to lobby for international sanctions against mainland China and city officials.
7 sources · 1d ago
Democratic Pastor Adam Hamilton Wins Kansas Senate Seat as Republicans Hold Idaho and Oklahoma
Methodist pastor Adam Hamilton became the first Democrat to win a U.S. Senate seat in Kansas since 1932, while Republican candidates secured victories in Idaho and Oklahoma.
18 sources · 2h ago
Gina Hinojosa Defeats Incumbent Greg Abbott in Texas Gubernatorial Election
State Representative Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas' first Latina governor after unseating three-term Republican incumbent Greg Abbott, marking the first Democratic win for the office
34 sources · 3h ago
Democrat James Talarico Wins Texas Senate Seat in First Democratic Victory Since 1988
State Representative James Talarico defeated Attorney General Ken Paxton, ending a 36-year Republican winning streak for U.S. Senate seats in the Lone Star State.
9 sources · 7h ago
Donald Trump Discusses White House Renovations in First Appearance Since Midterm Elections
In his first public appearance following the midterm elections, President Donald Trump focused on construction progress at the White House ballroom rather than his party’s performance.
32 sources · 10h ago
Abdul El-Sayed Projected to Win Michigan Senate Seat, Marking Historic First
Major news outlets have projected Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the winner of the Michigan U.S. Senate race, making him the first Muslim American elected to the chamber.
2 sources · 11h ago
Helicopter Crashes in Biscayne Bay Near Miami, Leaving One Dead and Two Injured
Emergency crews responded to a helicopter crash in the waters near Key Biscayne on Wednesday morning, resulting in one fatality and two individuals being hospitalized.
14 sources · 11h ago
Mike Johnson to Step Down as House Republican Leader Following Midterm Losses
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced he will not seek the position of Minority Leader in the next Congress after Democrats reclaimed the House majority.
13 sources · 11h ago
Amy Acton Defeats Vivek Ramaswamy to Become Ohio's First Female Governor
Democrat Amy Acton secured a historic victory in the Ohio gubernatorial race, ending nearly two decades of Republican control in the state executive office.
