#Senator is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 42 people shared 76 posts with it — around 3 a day. Activity is up 15% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 23 with 7 posts.
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Hoosiers host 'Empty Chair' Town Hall to address concerns to Sen. Todd Young
Hoosiers are making it clear: they want to be able to speak directly to elected officials. Roughly 450 gathered at Broadway United Methodist Church for the ‘Empty Chair’ Town Hall Wednesday evening.
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Sen. Alex Padilla forcibly removed, arrested, and thrown to the ground for asking DHS Sec. Kristi Noem a question in LA. Make no mistake. This is Fascism.
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Somaliland-Israel Relations Continue to Strengthen
Relations between Somaliland and Israel have this year become one of the major issues in Horn of Africa politics, after Israel formally recognized Somaliland, with both sides beginning to expand their...
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Gas prices hit $4.46 a gallon today — a gain of 17 cents over the previous week and $1.26 higher than the same point last year. Diesel prices are up more than $2.74 from a year ago. Families, farmers, and truckers are all getting squeezed. Meanwhile...
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Former Arizona Senator Jon Kyl, GOP Leadership Figure, Dies at 84 After Dementia Diagnosis
Jon Kyl, a former United States Senator from Arizona who served in Congress for nearly three decades and rose to become the Senate's No. 2 Republican, has died at the age of 84. According to his family, the former senator passed away on September 17, 2026, following a diagnosis of dementia announced in December 2025. Kyl represented Arizona in the Senate from 1995 to 2013, serving as a key figure in Republican leadership during his tenure. He held the position of Senate Minority Whip, a role that made him the second-highest-ranking Republican in the Senate, responsible for coordinating party strategy and maintaining party discipline. Kyl's political career spanned nearly 30 years, beginning with his service in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1987 to 1995 before moving to the Senate. His leadership role in the Senate was particularly significant during the early 2000s, when Republicans held the majority in the Senate. The Washington Post reported that Kyl was known for his moderate conservative stance, often working across the aisle to pass legislation. His passing marks the end of an era for Arizona politics and Republican leadership in the Senate. The article also notes that Kyl was a prominent figure in the Republican Party, having served as a key strategist and advisor during several presidential campaigns. His death comes after a period of declining health following his dementia diagnosis, which he publicly disclosed in December 2025. The Washington Post's obituary highlights Kyl's contributions to the Senate, including his role in shaping key legislative agendas during his time in office. The article also mentions that Kyl was a respected figure among both Republicans and Democrats, known for his ability to build consensus and his dedication to public service. His legacy includes a long record of bipartisan cooperation and a commitment to the principles of fiscal responsibility and national security. The news of his death has been met with tributes from colleagues and political figures across the spectrum, acknowledging his significant impact on American politics and his service to the state of Arizona.
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