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How the midterms are shaping up: From the Politics Desk
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How the midterms are shaping up: From the Politics Desk

  • Democrats hold a modest edge in the generic congressional ballot, though smaller than 2018 levels.
  • Republicans are constrained by ongoing redistricting and partisan sorting that limit large losses.
  • The 2022 midterm baseline showed a different dynamic when Biden’s approval was low but did not produce a wave for the opposition.
  • Independent voters shifted in 2022, narrowing the usual midterm advantage for the president’s party.
  • The battlefield remains smaller and districts are redrawn, insulating incumbents from large losses.
  • Trump’s standing remains a factor in forecasting House outcomes.
  • Developing: A Virginia court ruling could block state Democrats’ redistricting plan.
  • Minnesota and border policy updates show ongoing federal-state coordination on immigration issues.
  • A growing number of Republican senators are calling for investigations related to immigration and law enforcement actions.
  • The newsletter underscores ongoing political probes affecting multiple figures ahead of the next election.
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Trump endorses Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin's open race for governor
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Trump endorses Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin's open race for governor

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trump-endorses-republican-rep-tom-tiffany-in-wisconsins-open-race-for-governorhttps://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-endorses-transportation-secretary-sean-duffys-son-in-law-congress
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  • Trump endorses Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin's open governor race, reinforcing his influence in the state's 2026 political landscape and signaling alignment with Tiffany’s campaign.
  • The PBS report situates Tiffany’s endorsement as part of a national GOP strategy to consolidate support in key swing states, with Wisconsin playing a central role.
  • Tiffany, a longtime Trump loyalist, has framed his candidacy around economic growth, tax cuts, and border security to appeal to MAGA-aligned voters in Wisconsin.
  • Democratic opponents quickly criticized the endorsement, linking Tiffany to Washington Republicans' agenda and arguing it would affect Wisconsin families, farmers, and small businesses.
  • Wisconsin's open governor seat marks a 16-year open contest, heightening national attention on Tiffany’s endorsement and the GOP's broader messaging in the state.
  • The endorsement underscores Tiffany’s frontrunner status ahead of the August primary as Trump builds momentum for candidates aligned with his agenda.
  • PBS notes Tiffany’s longstanding alignment with Walker-era Republican policies as a backdrop to his gubernatorial bid.
  • The piece references Tiffany’s campaign promises to lower utility rates, reduce red tape, and restore leadership to Madison if elected governor.
  • PBS highlights the endorsement as part of a broader effort to link Tiffany to Trump’s national political brand while appealing to Wisconsin voters.
  • The PBS report emphasizes voter concerns about taxes, regulation, and public safety as drivers in Tiffany’s gubernatorial bid and Trump’s endorsement strategy.
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finance.yahoo.com
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Trapped in subscriptions? Congress ramps up push for 'click-to-cancel' rule.

  • The U.S. House introduces the Unsubscribe Act to simplify subscription cancellations and protect consumers.
  • The bill would require cancellation methods to match signup methods and guard free trials against surprise charges.
  • Federal actions mirror state efforts; about 20 states have enacted their own click-to-cancel laws.
  • Experts say the rules target ‘negative option’ schemes that push cancellations into hard steps.
  • Consumer groups pressed for protections after the FTC faced feedback on proposed rules.
  • Experts note subscription costs can total over $1,000 annually for many Americans.
  • Experts say canceling should be as easy as signing up to improve consumer finances.
  • The FTC faced a large volume of public input before the rule was blocked in 2024.
  • Consumer groups asked FTC for stronger protections against subscription traps.
  • The article notes rising subscription costs influence budget decisions amid inflation.
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