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Trump makes last-minute push to keep Texas in Republican hands with third trip

By STEVEN SLOAN and JESSE BEDAYN Trump was in Corpus Christi and will later travel to Lubbock to boost Republican Ken Paxton’s competitive U.S. Senate campaign against Democrat James Talarico. Not ceding the stage to the presidential spotlight, Talarico was in Amarillo, where he assailed a “broken, corrupt” political system. Like Trump and Paxton, he’ll later appear in Lubbock. Democrat Gina Hinojosa is also waging a spirited campaign against GOP Gov. Greg Abbott, who is seeking his fourth term. “We’re celebrating the greatest oil victory in history,” Trump said in Corpus Christi. Trump is entering the final week of his last midterms in a frenzied push to shore up Republican strongholds against unusually competitive Democratic candidates. Beyond Texas, he swung through Mississippi, Michigan, Georgia, Florida and Iowa over the past week, and his next stops are Ohio, South Carolina…

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Billionaires Team Up in ‘Avenger-Level Effort’ to Stop California’s Proposed Wealth Tax

California’s billionaires won’t accept the proposed wealth tax without a fight. On Tuesday, October 27, The New York Times reported that every Tuesday for the past few months, 24 wealthy individuals or their advisers have joined a conference call organized by Building a Better California, a nonprofit started this year to fight Proposition 40. As First for Money previously reported, Proposition 40 would impose a one-time 5 percent tax on “certain taxpayers with assets over $1 billion,” with the raised revenue used “primarily for health care,” according to the state’s official election guide. The bill will be voted on next week. During the conference calls, donors or their advisers are briefed on polling, advertising, and opposition research, the outlet reported, revealing that 80 donors have given over $333 million to Building a Better California, citing state records. The top donors…

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California Governor Election Preview: Xavier Becerra vs. Steve Hilton

Message to Jewish Voters If victorious, Hilton would be the first Republican governor of California since Arnold Schwarzenegger from 2003-2011. CalMatters asked both candidates whether Israel’s actions in Gaza constituted genocide. “No,” Hilton said. Becerra did not answer yes or no, instead criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and the death toll in Gaza. “I think what the Netanyahu government has done in Israel cannot be classified as within international norms,” Becerra said. “I think the number of people who died in Gaza during the Israeli action was extreme. I think Netanyahu should answer for all he has done before the international community.” At the May 9, 2025 JPAC Capitol Summit in Sacramento, Becerra condemned antisemitism in politics, schools and communities. “There is no place for antisemitism in California, not in our politics,” Becerra said.…

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Clark County teachers union backs Lombardo; poll finds teachers favor Ford

Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026 | 2 a.m. Nevada’s largest teachers union is spending millions to help reelect Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo, but a new poll suggests the teachers it represents may prefer his Democratic challenger, Attorney General Aaron Ford. The poll, commissioned by Strong Public Schools Nevada, the Nevada State Education Association’s political action committee, found that Clark County teachers surveyed favored Ford over Lombardo, 52% to 32%. Statewide, teachers surveyed favored Ford, 54% to 31%. The statewide results were based on responses from 359 teachers who said they planned to vote in the governor’s race. Independent candidate Danielle Ford, who is not related to Aaron Ford, received 10% support, while 4% were undecided. Survey 160 conducted the poll Oct. 14-15 and reported an overall margin of error of plus or minus 6.5 percentage points at the 95% confidence level.…

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Journal of Gender Studies

Submit a Manuscript to the Journal For a Special Issue on From public debates over feminism and LGBTQ+ rights to the contested narratives of masculinity or family, gender issues and policies have become a key terrain of dispute…

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