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Radical Rhetoric Shadows Mamdani Housing Team — Jan 5, 2026As Mayor Zohran Mamdani moves quickly to reshape New York City’s housing apparatus, scrutiny is intensifying around one of his most controversial new appointees and the ideology she publicly embraced before taking…

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Blumenthal: Russia sanctions bill may pass House — Aug 26, 2026U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal says a sweeping Russia sanctions bill, described as a “sledgehammer,” could pass the House in September with strong bipartisan support and exemptions to shield European allies. The legislation would target Russian officials, oligarchs, financial institutions, and the “shadow fleet,” authorize tariffs on top buyers of Russia’s oil and gas, and he urged Zelensky to lobby House members for passage.

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Court actions shape USPS mail-in rules for 2026 midterms — Aug 22, 2026The 2026 midterms are shaping up as a battle over Trump’s enduring influence, with mixed predictions on House and Senate control and the potential for executive actions and court rulings to influence governance and oversight. Beyond the national race, local battles and policy fights—from Confederate-named schools and stricter mail-in voting rules under the Trump administration to Heidi Overton’s FDA nomination and the Supreme Court’s shadow docket—could reshape reproductive rights, voting access, and the balance of power.

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