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President Donald Trump will not sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act to protest Congress not passing the SAVE America Act. The housing bill will still become law at 12:01 a.m. Saturday due to the 10-day rule, as Trump does not veto it. The housing measure has broad support, while the SAVE Act faces significant opposition.

President Donald Trump will not sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, protesting Congress's failure to pass the SAVE America Act. The housing bill will become law at 12:01 a.m. Saturday due to the 10-day rule, as Trump neither signs nor vetoes it. The housing measure passed Congress with strong support but the SAVE Act remains stalled, with public polling showing it is divisive despite Trump's claims of broad backing.

President Donald Trump will not sign a bipartisan housing bill to protest Congress not passing the SAVE Act, but the bill is set to become law automatically by midnight Saturday. The housing legislation, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, aims to lower housing costs and received broad congressional support, while the SAVE Act faces significant opposition in the Senate.

Graham Platner, accused of rape by former partner Jenny Racicot, suspended his campaign for U.S. Senate. Politico reported details of the alleged 2021 incident, including Racicot's communications with a therapist and a boyfriend, while Platner denied the accusations.

Morris Katz, a Democratic strategist, stated that he and others advised Graham Platner to suspend his Maine Senate campaign after learning of rape allegations against him. Katz confirmed Platner plans to file paperwork to terminate his campaign, though the Maine Secretary of State's office has not yet received it.

Graham Platner withdrew from Maine's U.S. Senate race following a sexual assault accusation, citing political structures as the reason. His exit complicates Democrats' Senate majority hopes, requiring a replacement by July 27.

Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella promoted their campaign 'ticket' during a trip to La Flèche. Bardella's presidential ambitions were delayed as his status changed, while the 'marinistes' circle gained momentum. The discussion highlights questions about Bardella's influence and program.

Graham Platner’s campaign collapsed following a POLITICO report of a new sexual assault allegation against him. The article details how the campaign unraveled in the days after the allegation was published.

Cheyenne Hunt, a lawyer and executive director of Reckoning Action, expressed relief over Graham Platner's withdrawal from the Maine Senate race and praised Democrats for prioritizing values. Hunt, who linked allegations against Platner and former Rep. Eric Swalwell, withdrew support from Platner after ex-partners described his behavior as 'reckless' and 'unsettling'.

Troy Jackson, a progressive ally of Graham Platner, officially launched a Senate campaign with endorsements from Bernie Sanders and progressive support. A flash poll by Platner's campaign and POLITICO showed Jackson leading over Susan Collins, though he has distanced himself from Platner.

Graham Platner plans to withdraw from the Maine Senate race following a sexual assault claim, which has intensified divisions within the Democratic Party. He criticized Washington leaders for interfering in the candidate replacement process and denied the allegations as 'categorically false'.

Graham Platner, the Maine U.S. Senate candidate, withdrew from the race after a sexual assault accusation led to a loss of party support. The Maine Democratic Party must replace him by July 21, with Platner denying the allegations and attributing his exit to political structures rather than the accusations.

Graham Platner, the Democratic primary winner for Maine's U.S. Senate race, dropped out after a sexual assault accusation led to loss of party support. Platner denied the allegations, attributing his exit to political structures rather than the accusation, and the Maine Democratic Party must now find a replacement by July 21.

Senate Majority PAC, Democrats’ top Senate super PAC, is committed to defeating GOP Sen. Susan Collins following Graham Platner’s suspension of his campaign. The PAC had previously threatened to cut resources if Platner remained on the ticket after allegations against him, which he denies, were reported by POLITICO.

Lyndsey Fifield, an accuser of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, alleges The New York Times used guilt-tripping tactics to pressure her into speaking out about Platner's sexual misconduct. The article details how Times reporters connected Fifield with another accuser, Jenny Racicot, and focused on Fifield's conservative politics in their coverage. Platner dropped out of the Senate race following rape allegations from Racicot and other accusations of sexual misconduct.

Graham Platner plans to withdraw from the Maine Senate race following a sexual assault allegation. His exit may impact Democratic unity and the Senate race, with Jenny Racicot alleging non-consensual sex. Platner denied the claim but faced loss of support from leaders like Bernie Sanders.

Graham Platner plans to withdraw from the Maine Senate race following a sexual assault allegation. He denied the claim but cited the need for an open replacement process, highlighting divisions within the Democratic Party.

President Trump alternated between threatening trade cuts with Spain and praising NATO during a summit, reigniting tensions over Iran and Greenland while later expressing support for the alliance. His shift in tone, including increased support for Ukraine, was described as a potential victory for NATO.

Graham Platner's top political strategists have urged him to drop out of the Maine U.S. Senate race following a sexual assault accusation. Platner, who claimed victory in the Democratic primary, has not yet officially resigned but is expected to do so by July 13, allowing the Maine Democratic Party to select a replacement.

The article discusses allegations against Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, including reports of unsettling behavior toward women, and explores concerns about misogyny within the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, and David Frum analyze the potential impact of such issues on the 2026 midterm elections and broader political dynamics.

Marine Le Pen announced her candidacy for the fourth presidential election, highlighting her partnership with Jordan Bardella and the potential impact on her opponents' campaigns. The article discusses the risks she faces and analyzes the political implications of her decision.

High-profile Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Bernie Sanders, urged Graham Platner to withdraw from the Maine Senate race following allegations of sexual assault by an ex-girlfriend. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and key groups like Planned Parenthood and the Sierra Club revoked endorsements, while Platner denied the accusations and considered stepping down by July 13.

Stephen King deleted a post initially expressing hope that Graham Platner does not drop out of the Maine Senate race amid sexual assault allegations. King later clarified he was not defending Platner and stated that if Platner committed rape, he should step down, though his posts faced continued backlash. Jenny Racicot accused Platner of forcing her to have sex in 2021, which he denied.

Andy Burnham faces regional trust disparities in the UK, with Southern England showing negative net trust (-3%) compared to Northern England's positive net trust (+22%). A POLITICO poll by Public First highlights this divide as he is expected to become prime minister soon.

Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, faces a rape accusation from his ex-girlfriend Jenny Racicot, leading to calls from Democratic politicians for him to drop out of the race to avoid being on the general election ballot. Platner's campaign denies the allegations, claiming they are orchestrated by out-of-state operatives, but messages from 2023 support the claim. The accusation adds to a series of controversies surrounding his campaign, including a Nazi tattoo, sexting scandal, and Reddit posts criticizing sexual assault, Black people, and rural voters.

U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner faces a second sexual misconduct allegation from ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield, who claims he removed condoms during sex, and a rape accusation from Jenny Racicot, who alleges he raped her in 2021. Platner must decide by July 13 whether to withdraw from the race, which would allow the Democratic Party to replace him.

U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner faces a second sexual misconduct allegation, with ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield claiming he removed condoms during sex despite her explicit requests to wear them. Another accuser, Jenny Racicot, alleges Platner raped her in 2021 while they were in a relationship. Platner must withdraw by July 13 to allow a replacement Democratic candidate in the race against Senator Susan Collins.

Far-left podcaster Cenk Uygur defended Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner after a rape allegation emerged, with Platner denying the claims and facing political backlash. Uygur accused media of targeting Platner due to his anti-Israel stance and opposition to corporate PACs.

Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner's support among lawmakers is declining following a sexual assault allegation reported by Politico. Platner denies the allegation, which is covered by CBS News congressional correspondent Caitlin Huey-Burns.

Graham Platner, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Maine, faces calls to withdraw from the race following allegations of sexual assault reported by a former girlfriend. National Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Bernie Sanders, have urged him to step aside, with the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee suspending support for his candidacy.

Graham Platner faces abandonment by key press allies following a rape allegation, prompting calls for him to suspend his Maine Senate campaign. Politico reported that an ex-partner accused him of sexually assaulting her in 2021, which he denies. Prominent supporters like Jon Favreau and Krystal Ball reversed their stance, urging Platner to step aside due to the allegations.

Democrats are urging Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to step aside amid sexual assault allegations, leading to withdrawn endorsements and a potential nominee replacement. The race is critical for Democrats to regain Senate control, with Platner denying the claims but facing calls to withdraw by July 13.

National Democrats are urging Maine's Graham Platner to withdraw from the Senate race following a sexual assault allegation from an ex-girlfriend. Prominent figures and organizations, including Bernie Sanders and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, have rescinded support, while Platner denies the accusation and must decide by July 13 whether to remain the Democratic nominee.

Maine's U.S. Senate race, a key battleground for Democrats seeking to regain control of Congress, has been disrupted by new sexual assault allegations against Democratic candidate Graham Platner. The allegations led to revoked endorsements and calls for Platner to exit the race, complicating Democrats' strategy to unseat Republican Senator Susan Collins.

Democrats are considering options to replace Graham Platner in Maine’s Senate race after he faces calls to withdraw due to a sexual assault allegation. Platner has denied the claims and stated he is reflecting on the best path forward.

Bernie Sanders has called for Graham Platner to withdraw from the US Senate race in Maine due to sexual assault allegations. Platner denied the claims, but a growing number of Democrats have urged him to step aside as the party’s candidate.

Graham Platner is facing growing pressure to end his campaign for U.S. Senate in Maine after a sexual assault allegation was reported by Politico. Platner has denied the claim.

Democratic figures in Maine urge Graham Platner to withdraw from the Senate race following a sexual assault allegation. Jenny Racicot, a former partner of Platner, claimed he forced her to have sex despite objections. Platner denied the allegations, stating they are 'categorically untrue.'

Maine’s party leadership urges Graham Platner to withdraw from the Senate race following a sexual assault allegation. Jenny Racicot, 41, who previously dated Platner, claims he forced her to have sex despite objections. Platner denied the allegations, calling them false.

A woman claimed Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner assaulted her in 2021 while he was drunk, leading to withdrawn endorsements and Democratic Party leaders urging him to step down. Platner denied the allegation but said he would consider his campaign's next steps as the race faces turmoil.