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Eric Swalwell exits California governor race after sex assault allegations

Eric Swalwell Drops California Governor Bid Over Assault Claims Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell suspended his California gubernatorial campaign following media reports detailing sexual assault allegations against him. The decision comes as the congressman faces scrutiny over his political future and viability as a statewide candidate. Swalwell has not publicly commented on the specific allegations.

DNC Kills Resolution Condemning AIPAC Influence in Elections

DNC Blocks Resolution Against AIPAC's Electoral Influence The Democratic National Committee voted down a resolution criticizing AIPAC's political activities and campaign spending. The decision highlights tensions between party leadership and progressive members over Israel-Palestine policy. Critics argue the move demonstrates the DNC's disconnect from grassroots Democratic voters on foreign policy issues.

Live Results: Georgia special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene

Republican Clay Fuller Wins Georgia House Seat Republican Clay Fuller has won the special election for Marjorie Taylor Greene's former U.S. House seat in Georgia's 14th District. Fuller defeated his Democratic opponent with significant support from President Donald Trump's endorsement. The victory maintains Republican control of the traditionally conservative district.

Reviving Berlin - NH Business Review

New Mayor Transforms Berlin Into Growing Economic Hub Robert Cone's Republican leadership has revitalized Berlin after over a decade of stagnation. Sworn in January 2024, Cone won re-election unopposed in a traditionally Democratic stronghold, signaling strong community support. His administration focuses on economic renewal and restoring confidence in city governance.

Corporate Tax, Climate Differences Threaten to Delay NY Budget

NY Budget Deadline at Risk Over Tax and Climate Disputes New York lawmakers are expected to miss the April 1 budget deadline as Democratic majorities in the Senate and Assembly negotiate with Governor Kathy Hochul over corporate taxes, climate policy, and auto insurance premium increases. Key disagreements on revenue generation and environmental spending threaten to delay the state's fiscal plan.

McMorrow slams El-Sayed for campaigning with Hasan Piker, compares Piker to Nick Fuentes

Michigan Dem Candidate Blasts Rival Over Streamer Alliance Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow criticized Democratic primary opponent Abdul El-Sayed for campaigning with Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, comparing the streamer to far-right commentator Nick Fuentes. McMorrow's attack highlights internal tensions within Michigan's competitive three-way Democratic U.S. Senate primary race.

The Business Case for DAF Reform

DAF Reform: Why Donors Should Act Now Donor-advised funds face mounting pressure for reform, with advocates arguing that modernizing these vehicles is both ethically sound and strategically wise. Guest author Bromme Hampton Cole outlines the compelling business case for change. Reform could strengthen philanthropic impact while addressing fairness concerns in charitable giving.

Etgar Karet, Ohad Naharin, among over 2,000 Israeli artists urging action against West Bank Jewish terror

2,000+ Israeli Artists Demand Action on West Bank Settler Violence Over 2,000 Israeli artists, including choreographer Ohad Naharin and filmmaker Etgar Karet, have signed a letter to Israel's military and security leadership demanding action against Jewish settler violence in the West Bank. The letter argues that such violence undermines democratic values and threatens national security. Signatories include prominent cultural figures calling for stronger enforcement against perpetrators.

Trump: Democrats are 'America's greatest enemy' after the 'death of Iran'

Trump Calls Democrats 'America's Greatest Enemy' Over Iran Policy Former President Trump escalated political rhetoric, labeling Democrats as "America's greatest enemy" following developments in U.S.-Iran relations. His comments reflect ongoing tensions within his administration regarding Iran policy strategy and military engagement. The attacks intensify partisan divisions as Democrats maintain unified opposition to his approach.

Fact-checking Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on the effects of the SAVE America Act

Schumer Overstates In-Person Voter Registration Rate Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer claimed the SAVE America Act would mandate in-person voter registration, citing a 5% participation rate among Americans. However, fact-checkers found the actual rate of in-person registrations exceeds Schumer's figure, though the act's requirement remains accurate.

Illinois' open US Senate race tests Gov. JB Pritzker's influence ahead of possible presidential bid

Illinois Senate Race Tests Pritzker's 2028 Presidential Clout Illinois Democrats face a high-stakes primary to replace retiring Sen. Dick Durbin, with Gov. JB Pritzker backing Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton over U.S. Reps. Raja Krishnamoorthi and Robin Kelly. The race has become a political test for Pritzker's influence ahead of a possible 2028 presidential bid, drawing criticism from prominent Black Democrats questioning his power.

Trump-backed Fuller and Democrat Harris move to Georgia runoff to succeed Marjorie Taylor Greene

Trump Endorsement Propels Fuller Into Georgia Runoff Republican Clay Fuller and Democrat Shawn Harris advanced to an April 7 runoff for Georgia's 14th Congressional District seat vacated by Marjorie Taylor Greene. Trump-backed Fuller called the endorsement "rocket fuel" for his campaign, while Harris, a retired brigadier general and cattle farmer, positioned himself as a moderate alternative to Greene's controversial style. Fuller is favored in the heavily Republican northwest Georgia district.