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    Attention turns to 2026 midterm elections▼Midterms 2026: Congress Polls and More✉newsWorldUS Politics1 h ago

    News outlets are turning their focus to the 2026 United States midterm elections, with early coverage of congressional polls and campaigns taking shape. All 435 House seats and about a third of the Senate will be up for grabs in November, and political watchers are beginning to track polling, candidate announcements and party strategies that could reshape Congress and test President Donald Trump's second term.

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    North Carolina attorney general urges Congress to regulate AI●North Carolina attorney general pushes Congress for national AI guardrails as safety concerns mount✉newsTechnologyAI11 h ago

    North Carolina's attorney general is calling on Congress to establish national guardrails for artificial intelligence, citing growing safety concerns. The appeal adds to a wider debate among state and federal officials over how to regulate AI technologies as their use expands across the United States.

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    Father of missing son launches congressional campaign▼Father of missing son runs for Congress | NewsNation Prime✉newsWorldUS Politics5 h ago

    A man whose son has gone missing has announced a run for the United States Congress, according to NewsNation Prime. The report focuses on the father's decision to enter politics while continuing to seek answers about his son's disappearance. Further details about his name, district, or platform were not provided.

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    US Midterms 2026: Polls and Predictions Take Shape●Midterms 2026: Congress and State Election Polls, Predictions and More✉newsWorldUS Politics13 h ago

    Attention is turning to the 2026 United States midterm elections, with early polling and predictions covering the contest for Congress and key state-level races. Outlets are laying out which seats are in play, how control of the House and Senate could shift, and what gubernatorial and state elections may signal about the national political mood heading into the vote.