Jon Ossoff dominated a progressive convention’s 2028 straw poll with 38%, while former Vice President Kamala Harris collapsed to 0.6% despite continuing to lead the broader RealClearPolitics polling aggregate.
OpenAI President Greg Brockman says major medical breakthroughs could arrive within 12 to 18 months, while suggesting artificial intelligence may eventually make death optional. Other technology leaders share the optimism, though critics warn of hype, risk, and dangerous control.
Washington voters approved biological sex based school sports rules with 56.5% support, prompting an emergency Seattle protest from far left activists and plans for a legal challenge by the ACLU of Washington.
An overlooked memory card containing 388 votes erased Democrat Harry James’s 58 vote lead and put Republican Gerald Greene ahead by 262, prompting Georgia officials to investigate how the results were missed before Monday’s certification deadline.
A Maricopa County adjudicator alleges Andy Biggs votes were discarded during ballot review, while reported figures show overvotes exceeded 54% of adjudicated ballots. The claims remain unverified but raise serious questions about how disputed voter markings were resolved.
Ron Johnson and several Republican senators are pressing to postpone Tuesday’s leadership elections, arguing that the conference must examine its midterm losses and hear from leadership candidates before John Thune seeks another term.
Marco Rubio says Washington is pursuing an agreement allowing American troops to operate jointly in Venezuela as the Trump administration considers a broader military posture across the Western Hemisphere and reduces forces in parts of Europe.
A Soros connected funding network helped 3.14 Action elect 19 Democratic doctors and scientists, giving Congress a new bloc focused on progressive health priorities and openly preparing to target Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.