US EditionCeasefire Extended, but Iran Talks Freeze; Virginia Redraw Could Shift House Control
Peace talks stall as Iran skips negotiations and the FBI probes whether 11 dead or missing U.S.-linked scientists are connected.
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Today in one sentence: Virginia voters approved a temporary plan to redraw the state’s congressional map, which could give Democrats as many as four more House seats this; the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively shut despite Trump extending the ceasefire, with Iran firing on three commercial ships and seizing two of them; Democrats on the House Judiciary demanded that FBI Director Kash Patel complete a World Health Organization alcohol-use scre…
Ceasefire extended, but Iran talks freeze; Virginia redraw could shift House control
Peace talks stall just as the ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. holds. Iran skips negotiations, and the U.S. leans on its Hormuz blockade, leaving the next move uncertain. Plus, Virginia voters approve a new congressional map, giving Democrats a major edge heading into the midterms. And a growing mystery around 11 dead or missing U.S.-linked scientists. Now, the FBI is trying to determine if any of the cases are connected. These stories and mo…
Florida vote could add four more Democrats to the US House of Representatives, unless the Supreme Court finds it invalid.
Va. OKs Congressional Map Change Seen as GOP Setback
Virginia voters on Tuesday backed a constitutional amendment giving the Democrat-controlled General Assembly authority to redraw the state’s congressional map, a change Republicans say could solidify a partisan edge in the House.
Voters in Virginia have voted to redraw the state's electoral map. The results of Tuesday's referendum allow state politicians to adjust the boundaries between electoral districts. This could give Democrats 10 of the state's 11 seats in the House of Representatives. The seats are now divided between six Democrats and five Republicans. The change in Virginia could be enough to tip the congressional majority in the Democrats' favor in the fall mid…
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