US Elections
Polymarket: El-Sayed 80.5% in MI Dem Senate primary after slight dip
Carney blasted newly announced Trump tariffs, calling them a direct breach of an existing trade deal.
Polymarket odds: Newsom slips to 19.75% after Maine primary dropout
A report says a second Democrat has dropped out of the Maine primary, reshaping the field and adding a new signal on campaign viability.
Polymarket odds: Le Pen leads French 2027 race at 32% as consensus weakens
On Monday, Jeffries dismissed Trump’s talk of Chinese election interference as baseless, adding to a broader election-integrity news cycle.
Polymarket odds: Newsom slips to 19.95% in 2028 Dem nominee market
On July 15, 2026, a report said Chicago is competing to keep the James Beard awards past 2028.
Polymarket odds: Newsom leads 2028 Dem nominee at 20% as DDHQ outlook hits
A fresh DDHQ forecast calls for Democrats to win the House while the Senate sits 50-50 in November.
Trump says Iran ceasefire is over as Polymarket trims 2028 Dem odds
On Monday, Donald Trump said the Iran ceasefire was “over” and dismissed negotiations as “a waste of time,” signaling dim prospects for de-escalation.
GOP plans $8M ad blitz as Polymarket keeps Newsom at 18.2% for 2028
Republican strategists are lining up an $8 million advertising push aimed at a Platner replacement, signaling an early bid to shape the next cycle’s narrative.
McMorrow exits Michigan Senate race as Polymarket cuts Newsom 2028 odds
With a month left before Michigan’s Aug. 4 Democratic Senate primary, state Sen. Mallory McMorrow suspended her bid, setting up a tighter El-Sayed vs. Haley Stevens showdown.
Trump emissions-rule pardons hit as Polymarket prices Newsom at 20.6%
On Truth Social, President Donald Trump announced pardons for business owners and truck mechanics convicted of violating federal emissions-control rules, calling the prosecutions excessive.
Democratic leftward primary wins leave Polymarket French race odds flat
After a string of left-wing Democratic primary victories, party officials and strategists are reassessing messaging, recruitment, and spending as moderate-progressive tensions sharpen.