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Free Hot Soup Kansas City Barred from Feeding the Homeless
Free Hot Soup Kansas City, a local group that gives free food to homeless people, was shut down by the Health Department for being "open to the public".
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Hillary Clinton 2020? Third Bid in Play, Says Ex-advisor
Just days after the midterm season ends, a top former advisor believes we will soon see a Hillary Clinton 2020 presidential run.
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All You Need to Know About The American Capitalist Party
Mark Pellegrino's American Capitalist Party offers a new spin on the philosophy of limited government than the Libertarian Party, one grounded in morality.
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The Florida Midterm Election Mess: A Recap
A recap of the allegations of voter fraud which are being made after the 2018 midterm election against Bill Nelson by Rick Scott.
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Max Borders Talks Politics, Blockchain, and Decentralization
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Abigail Spanberger Shocks Brat in Virginia
Ex CIA operations officer wins hotly contested Congressional race.
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Thomas Massie Keeps Kentucky Congressional Seat
The libertarian-leaning Republican has easily defeated challengers Seth Hall and Mike Moffett for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District.
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Alexandria Ocasio Cortez Wins Big in New York
Alexandria Ocasio Cortez has pulled off an impressive victory in New York against her opponents in the Republican and Working Families parties.
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Democrat Joe Manchin Holds Senate Seat
Former West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin holds hotly contested Senate seat against Republican challenger Patrick Morrisey.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith Moves on to Mississippi Senate Runoff
Cindy Hyde-Smith, the incumbent Junior Senator from Mississippi, has moved on to the runoff election for her seat, beating challenger Chris McDaniel.
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Michael Waltz Bests Soderberg in House Race
Michael Waltz has pulled off a relatively strong victory against Nancy Soderberg in Florida for the 6th Congressional District.
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LIVE: Libertarian Midterm Results
Live results of Libertarian Candidates nationwide in the 2018 Midterm Elections, with ballot access for 2020 and beyond at stake.
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Interview with Wisconsin LP Chair Phil Anderson
71 Republic spoke with Phil Anderson, Wisconsin Libertarian Party Chair and candidate for Governor about his policies as Governor and current US Politics.
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These 4 States Could Legalize Marijuana this November
Initiatives on midterm ballots in 4 states could legalize or decriminalize marijuana to various degrees, if voters choose to pass them.
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11 Killed in Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
Several were killed by a lone gunman on Saturday morning.
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Man Arrested In Connection With U.S. Mail Bombs
Authorities have arrested an individual connected with the wave of suspicious packages sent to critics of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Trump: "I'm a Nationalist"
After years of policy that would suggest as much, President Trump officially declared at a Monday rally: "I'm a nationalist".
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Texas Nuclear Weapons Plant Facing Emergency
Midday Tuesday, the Pantex plant in Texas declared a sudden emergency response after a number of past serious safety violations.
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City of Austin Facing Contaminated Water Crisis
Due to flooding of water supplies, the city is under a water crisis, in which all consumed water must be first boiled to ensure its safety.
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Larry Sharpe Excluded from NY Gubernatorial Debate
After low polling and name recognition, WBNG New York has decided not to include Larry Sharpe or any other third-party candidates.
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Beto O'Rourke Faces a Possible Campaign Finance Violation
Beto O'Rourke, the Democratic Candidate for Senator of Texas, may have committed a campaign finance violation involving a CNN town hall.
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Lindsey Graham Taking DNA Test to "Beat" Elizabeth Warren
Elizabeth Warren's DNA test revealed small amounts of Native American heritage, sparking political controversy from both sides.
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Interview with Open Carry Texas Founder CJ Grisham
Interview with the founder of pro-gun rights activist group Open Carry Texas, discussing the organization's mission and accomplishments so far.
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New Bill Would Authorize Drug Tests for Congressmen
Rep.Clay Higgins of Louisiana's proposal would create randomized drug tests for Congressmen, but opponents criticize the move as a political gimmick.