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Multi-source AI news clustered, deduplicated, and scored 0–100 across authority, cluster strength, headline signal, and time decay.

  1. Oregon Democrats wrote a gas tax, watched it get destroyed and now Jeff Merkley has a fight

    Oregon Democrats faced a significant setback as voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposed gas tax increase. The ballot measure, intended to fund road repairs and address transportation budget shortfalls, was defeated by a wide margin. This outcome occurred alongside other key primary election results, including the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate and a gubernatorial rematch. AI

    Oregon Democrats wrote a gas tax, watched it get destroyed and now Jeff Merkley has a fight
  2. Trump's grip is slipping on Latino voters

    Latino voters who previously supported President Trump are showing signs of wavering in their political allegiance ahead of the upcoming midterms. While Trump made significant gains with this demographic in 2024, recent polls indicate a substantial portion of Latino voters remain undecided or open to changing their minds. Economic concerns, such as the cost of living, are a major factor influencing their decisions, suggesting that neither party currently holds a firm grip on this crucial voting bloc. AI

    Trump's grip is slipping on Latino voters
  3. Democrats want to run on corruption. Their own stock trades keep getting in the way

    Democrats are increasingly using anti-corruption messages in their primaries, focusing on stock trading by members of Congress. Candidates like Colin Allred are challenging opponents, such as Julie Johnson, over trades involving companies like Palantir. Organizations like the Political Integrity Project are pushing for an "integrity pledge" to ban congressional stock trading and lobbying, with about 90 challengers and seven sitting Democrats having signed on. AI

    Democrats want to run on corruption. Their own stock trades keep getting in the way
  4. 📰 Democrats preview how they’d go after the Ticketmaster settlement if they regain power A handful of Democrats called an unofficial hearing on Capitol Hill Mon

    Democrats on Capitol Hill held an unofficial hearing to criticize the Department of Justice's settlement with Live Nation-Ticketmaster. They argued the settlement was insufficient and previewed potential actions they might take if they regain power. The focus was on the perceived leniency of the DOJ's agreement with the ticketing giant. AI

    📰 Democrats preview how they’d go after the Ticketmaster settlement if they regain power A handful of Democrats called an unofficial hearing on Capitol Hill Mon
  5. Democrats screwed up so badly in 2024 election that even the autopsy was substandard, DNC chair says

    The Democratic National Committee has released a post-election autopsy report detailing Kamala Harris's 2024 loss to Donald Trump, though party chair Ken Martin has publicly disavowed its contents. The report, authored by consultant Paul Rivera, criticizes the party for underfunding state operations and failing to connect with key voter demographics. Martin's handling of the report, including its delayed release and subsequent distancing, has led to internal criticism and a crisis of confidence in his leadership. AI

    Democrats screwed up so badly in 2024 election that even the autopsy was substandard, DNC chair says
  6. # Democrats revive effort to check # Trump 's military powers - https:// kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/po litics.html#11 From Power Banks to Proprietary # AI THUS

    This cluster appears to be a collection of unrelated news headlines and links, with no single coherent story. The items cover topics ranging from political efforts to check presidential powers and troop deployments to AI chip technology, community diversity initiatives, and busy airports. There is no discernible connection or overarching narrative linking these disparate pieces of information. AI

  7. Dems weaponize Epstein in anti-GOP midterm ads

    Democratic candidates in the midterm elections are employing advertising strategies that link Republican opponents to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. This tactic aims to capitalize on voter sentiment regarding the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein files. Specific examples include ads in the Ohio and Maine Senate races, as well as messaging in Georgia, which accuse Republicans of associating with or protecting individuals linked to Epstein. AI

    Dems weaponize Epstein in anti-GOP midterm ads
  8. How a ‘proud troublemaker’ Democratic socialist beat the system in Philadelphia by 15 points

    Chris Rabb, a self-described Democratic socialist, has won a congressional primary in Philadelphia by a significant margin, despite opposition from the city's Democratic Party establishment. His victory is being hailed by progressive groups as a major win and a signal of voter dissatisfaction with the party's leadership. Rabb's campaign focused on grassroots movements and challenging the influence of donors in politics, advocating for policies like government-run grocery stores and Medicare for All. AI

    How a ‘proud troublemaker’ Democratic socialist beat the system in Philadelphia by 15 points