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    Elon Musk’s $445 million bet on Republicans as US midterms test Trump's grip

    Elon Musk has contributed more than $445 million to the US election cycle, backing Republicans ahead of the November midterms. His America PAC is spending heavily on competitive Senate and House races as the party seeks to retain control of Congress, while Musk’s business interests and political influence remain under scrutiny.

    'Targeting trans people': AOC warns Trump’s transgender policies could threaten women’s civil rights
    Israeli forces detain US congressional candidate Brad Lander at West Bank harvest, released soon

    Israeli forces detained U.S. Congressional candidate Brad Lander while he assisted Palestinian farmers with their olive harvest. The military stated the harvest lacked proper coordination, viewing it as a security risk. Lander expressed concern over the detentions and emphasized the right to harvest olives. Several other volunteers, including American rabbis, were also detained during the incident. The situation reflects ongoing tensions regarding Palestinian land access and Israeli military control.

    Could America elect its first Muslim senator? Michigan's high-stakes race may make history

    Michigan's Senate race 2026 is drawing national attention as Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed seeks to become the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. The physician and former Detroit health official is running on healthcare, workers’ rights, higher taxes on billionaires and changes to immigration policy against Republican Mike Rogers in a closely watched contest.

    Who is Kevin Hern? The former McDonald's franchise king whose fast-food fortune took him to Washington and is contesting in the Oklahoma Senate race in US midterms

    Kevin Hern, once a McDonald's franchise owner, has transitioned into a prominent political figure after winning the Republican Senate primary in Oklahoma, largely thanks to Donald Trump's support. He attributes his leadership approach to his fast-food background and is gearing up for a showdown with his Democratic rival, eyeing a potential six-year Senate term.

    2028 Presidential Candidates: Why are Rubio, Ossoff and Ocasio-Cortez drawing so much attention and who is actually planning to run?

    With the November midterms drawing closer, growing national attention has sparked speculation about all three politicians. However, being named among possible 2028 presidential candidates does not mean any of them has decided to run.

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