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Stories tagged midterms from The ColdAI Times.

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File photo of the U.S. Department of Justice headquarters in Washington, D.C., contextual to the department's California ballot suit.
Politics

Judge Keeps 20,000 Flagged Mail Ballots in California Count as Justice Department Appeals Days Before Midterms

A federal judge rejected the Justice Department's bid to set aside ballots it says came from likely noncitizens, after the Ninth Circuit declined to intervene; California and the counties dispute the list's accuracy.

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File photo of Senator Lindsey Graham, for whom the Russia sanctions law is named, speaking at a microphone in front of an American flag
Politics

Trump Waives Russia Sanctions Law After Diesel Deal, Drawing Bipartisan Objections

President Trump's 16 October order suspends tariff and sanctions powers Congress passed against Russian oil buyers, a week after a Treasury licence opened the way for Russian diesel; Republicans and Democrats have objected, citing Ukraine.

·5 min read
Donald Trump speaking at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona in April 2026 (file photo, contextual)
Politics

Trump Pledges No Iran Strikes Before Midterms as Polls Tie War to Voter Anger

The president says the United States will not attack Iran before November 3, even as reports describe Pentagon plans and polls show the war and prices weighing on Republicans.

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Contextual file photo of the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.
Politics

Roberts Pauses Court Order in Fight Over Midterm Ad Rates for Party Committees

A Fourth Circuit order forcing the FCC to rule on discounted broadcast rates for parties is on hold at the Supreme Court, with Republican and Democratic camps split over who benefits before November 3.

·5 min read
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Politics

Microsoft’s Election Threat Task Force Tests a New Security Model

A Microsoft-led effort to track bomb hoaxes moves election defense toward private-sector intelligence sharing, but leaves authority and accountability unresolved.

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