Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., and Democratic challenger Annie Andrews clashed last night in what could be their only debate of the general election.
\n\nPresident Donald Trump is traveling to Ohio today to rally for Republican candidates, his second visit to the state in 10 days. Aaron Schwartz / Getty Images
\n\nA federal judge ordered the Trump administration yesterday to stop airing ads funded by the U.S. government that portray Trump in a favorable light, effective immediately.
\n\nThe lawsuit was brought by the watchdog group Common Cause; Robert Hunter, a Democratic candidate for a seat in the Alabama state House; and a labor union in New York and its political action committee. The suit was one of several similar complaints — including one by the Democratic National Committee — that were filed to get the ads off the air.
\n\nIt’s been a brutal stretch for Republican Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
\n\nDamaging leaks of his private conversations. Public details of his past romantic affairs. Regular jabs at his physical appearance.
\n\nThe curious part about it all? At least some of his allies are convinced the sabotage is coming from within his own party.
\n\nEverytown for Gun Safety announced it will funnel…
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