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For years, Dr. Oz engaged millions of Americans as a television celebrity. Now his task is to connect with Pennsylvanians as a candidate.

As Cheri Beasley and Val Demings run competitive Senate campaigns in North Carolina and Florida, some Black female Democrats say party leaders are leaving them to fend for themselves.

With the Senate knotted at 50-50 for each party, Republican control is only one seat away. But the elections have been full of surprises.

In August, on the night before Michigan’s primary election, Wayne County Republican Party leaders held a virtual training session for poll workers and partisan poll observers. During the session, the party leaders encouraged people to break election rules.

Dr. Mehmet Oz is seeking to reboot his campaign against Lt. Gov. John Fetterman with a pair of pointed attack lines, including about his rival’s “second chances” for felons.

Mr. Podesta, a Democratic stalwart, will oversee $370 billion in clean energy investments. Gina McCarthy, the president’s domestic climate adviser, is stepping down.

MSNBC host and senior Washington correspondent Andrea Mitchell flaunted her admiration for Democrats and communist dictators on Tuesday’s Andrea Mitchell Reports as she gushed about Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and his new “beautiful book.” She longed for the old days when Democrats controlled th

ELMA — Senator Patrick M. Gallivan has introduced legislation to substantially reduce taxes paid by New York State consumers for health care and health insurance.

Tim Michels, the former president’s choice in the primary for governor, beat an establishment-backed rival to set up a closely watched November race against Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat.

Republicans chose Tim Michels to challenge Gov. Tony Evers in Wisconsin, and Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes will take on Senator Ron Johnson. In Washington State, a House Republican who voted for impeachment conceded her race.