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The Biggest Sign Yet That Democrats Will Flip the HouseIn the biggest sign yet of a midterm Democratic wave, the very cautious Cook Political Report is pointing to a Democratic House win, while most election forecasters flat-out predict a House-Senate sweep.

New York Magazine4d agoWhole story →

Government midterm election forecast

The Best Early October Prime Day Fashion Deals This YearOur senior fashion writer rounded up the best early October Prime Day fashion deals, including Levi’s Ribcage jeans, Leset T-shirts, UGG slippers, and more.

New York Magazine5d agoWhole story →

Trump’s Campaign Schedule Is a Very Bad Sign for RepublicansAs his midterm-campaign-travel plans show, Trump is focused on places where Republicans should win easily. This is an ominous development for the party’s chances in November.

New York Magazine6d agoWhole story →

Government midterm elections

It’s Not Just Peltola: How Congress Treats Its SerfsThe new exposé of staff complaints about Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola shouldn’t be dismissed. But when it comes to Congress as a workplace, abuse is built right into the institution, Ed Kilgore writes.

New York Magazine8d agoWhole story →

Arc’Teryx Under $200, Half-Off Hokas, and More Great DealsOur deals editor found the best sales online this week, including early-fall fashion at J.Crew, Madewell, Banana Republic Factory, and Nordstrom.

New York Magazine10d agoWhole story →

The Democrats’ Mad Scramble to Get AI RightTexas representative Greg Casar is urging his colleagues to seize the AI debate as the party vies to retake Congress in November.

New York Magazine11d agoWhole story →

Technology Greg Casar ai regulation debate

Hasan Piker May Not Matter As Much As Republicans WantNew high-quality polling shows a majority of Michiganders, and an even bigger majority of young voters, don’t even know who Hasan Piker is. He’s a red herring in Mike Rogers’s effort to defeat Abdul El-Sayed.

New York Magazine11d agoWhole story →

Government Mike Rogers michigan senate election

John Fetterman’s Party of OneJohn Fetterman, the embattled Pennsylvania senator, could soon hold enormous power in a closely divided Senate. How will he use it?

New York Magazine14d agoWhole story →

Government John Fetterman senate power struggle

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