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- by By Daniel LippmanIn Illinois, Texas and Michigan, candidates have been forced to address connections to Israel as support wanes among Democrats.
- by By Liz CramptonThe Texas attorney general will face off against longtime senator John Cornyn in a state that’s increasingly welcomed far-right causes.
- by By Elena SchneiderAt a gathering this week, top center-left consultants and strategists for rumored presidential hopefuls pitched how to talk about foreign policy.
- by By Elena SchneiderThe committee also announced the dates and potential locations for its 2028 presidential nominating convention.
- by By Matt WuerkerPolitical cartoons from the desk of Matt Wuerker
- by By Jacob WendlerSeveral polls conducted in the wake of the U.S. attacks in Iran found the military operation broadly unpopular.
- by By Adam Wren and Liz CramptonJasmine Crockett and James Talarico have been locked in a fierce Senate primary loaded with racial overtones and questions about electability.
- by By Elena Schneider and Andrew HowardThe primary of Rep. Valerie Foushee, a North Carolina Democrat, is putting a spotlight on the shifting politics of Israel within the party.
- by By Adam Wren, Shia Kapos, Elena Schneider, Cameron Joseph and Jessica PiperDemocratic candidates face new litmus tests as AIPAC money and U.S. intervention dominate primary races.
- by By Erin DohertyPresident Trump is navigating an evolving issue where support within his coalition — at least before the strikes — was real but not overwhelming.
- by By Lisa Kashinsky and Joe GouldThe breaks between the party’s peace and interventionist wings are ones Democrats will have to contend with ahead of the midterms.
- by By Elena SchneiderDemocratic Gov. Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Attorney General Keith Ellison shared previously unreported details with POLITICO about the agonizing seven-week immigration crackdown that left two Americans dead.
