Politics
Trump's Election Security Push Amidst Political Rivalries
President Trump is intensifying his rhetoric on election security and pushing back against claims of fraud, while facing political rivalries with key figures like Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff. Democrats remain confident about Senate control despite internal drama.
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The Hill
The release of the Chinese AI model Kimi 3 is forcing Washington and Silicon Valley to reckon with another sign of intense competition with Beijing, renewing questions over how to curb the country’s technology capabilities. Kimi 3, released late last week by the China-based firm Moonshot AI, quickl
2026-07-22 10:00 UTC
The Hill
Officials in states across the country are playing defense against President Trump's election fraud claims as he doubles down ahead of the midterms. In remarks to the nation last week, Trump claimed to see “shocking vulnerabilities in our election infrastructure.” He cited a 2020 voter registration
2026-07-22 10:00 UTC
The Hill
President Trump's budding rivalry with Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) is looming over his upcoming visit to the Peach State on Wednesday, as the president ramps up his rhetoric on election security ahead of the midterms. Trump is slated to talk about affordability during his visit to Georgia, which wo
2026-07-22 10:00 UTC
The Hill
Democrats are going through a turbulent time, but all the drama shows little sign of shifting the battle for the Senate definitively against them. Party insiders believe they retain a solid chance of retaking control of the upper chamber. The political agenda has been shaped recently by former Democ
2026-07-22 10:00 UTC
The Hill
House Republicans are making fears about a creeping communist threat central to their midterm argument — accusing the furthest-left Democratic candidates of not just being self-styled democratic socialists, but promoting a society based on collective ownership of resources. Sounding the alarm about
2026-07-22 10:00 UTC