Trump attacks Omar, GOP retreats in Michigan, Supreme Court limits student voting
Trump calls for Rep. Ilhan Omar's ouster over name claims; Republicans face setbacks in key Senate races; Supreme Court restricts student ID voting.
Trump escalated attacks on Rep. Ilhan Omar, saying it's "not looking good" for her and suggesting she should be forced out of Congress, citing federal documents that her name is not her legal name. The remarks build on recent reporting about Omar's identity documentation.
The Supreme Court sided with Republicans in a voting rights dispute, ruling that New Hampshire student IDs cannot be used to vote in November. Meanwhile, the GOP has retreated from North Carolina after Trump acknowledged Democrats are likely to win the Senate seat there, signaling diminished Republican prospects in that race.
GOP tensions are mounting over a Ramaswamy ad featuring a candidate's estranged mother. Ohio Gov. DeWine condemned the spot and called for its removal, while an Iowa GOP candidate's criticism of the ad put her at odds with Trump, who praised it. The controversy reflects internal party divisions ahead of key Senate races.
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A Virginia state senator was indicted on drug trafficking, money laundering, and fraud charges, marking a significant criminal case against a Democratic lawmaker. A federal judge ordered Trump to sit for a deposition in his lawsuit against the BBC, while the Pentagon is repositioning forces in the Middle East amid reports of potential Iranian strikes.
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Veteran actor Tom Skerritt, known for "Alien" and "Top Gun," died at age 93. In entertainment news, Meta struck an unusual deal to keep Mark Zuckerberg from leaving California, and "Carrie" was renewed for a second season at Prime Video.
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