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Republicans assess Trump’s convention with a shrug

By: Megan Messerly, Alex Gangitano, Meredith Lee, Alec Hernandez, Andrew Howard

'No harm done, but also doesn't change much of anything,' said one Republican strategist.

Republicans aren't convinced Dallas changed the midterms

By: Alec Hernandez, Alex Gangitano, Megan Messerly, Meredith Lee Hill, Andrew Howard

'No harm done, but also doesn't change much of anything,' said one Republican strategist.

Embedding social, emotional and mental health support in the classroom: A trauma-responsive case study of practice at the Springboard Project

By: Andrew Howard

Written By: Author(s): 6 min read 6 min read Andrew Howard, Executive Headteacher (SEMH), New Bridge Group Multi Academy Trust, UK

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Republicans shift further into defensive posture as midterms loom

By: Erin Doherty, Lisa Kashinsky, Andrew Howard

Top Republicans are giving up on races in purple territory and racing to save seats in deep-red states.

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‘We don’t know where the bottom is:’ Republicans fret races in Trump country

By: Andrew Howard, Mia McCarthy, Meredith Lee

GOP internal polling revealed key House seats that Trump won comfortably in 2024 are now competitive.

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Trump’s 2020 Obsession Is Weighing Down Arizona Republicans

By: Andrew Howard, Samuel Benson

The long shadow of 2020 still hangs over this swing state.

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Dems are tripling GOP in Spanish-language ad spending

By: Samuel Benson, Lisa Kashinsky, Andrew Howard

EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to a production error, last week you received editions of Weekly Score on both Monday and Tuesday.

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In private, top Republicans believe the House is a lost cause

By: Mia McCarthy, Andrew Howard, Meredith Lee

Republican groups are trying to limit their losses. But few in the party believe they have a good shot at keeping control of Congress.

House control all but gone, top Republicans privately concede

By: Mia McCarthy, Meredith Lee Hill, Andrew Howard

Republican groups are trying to limit their losses. But few in the party believe they have a good shot at keeping control of Congress.

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The GOP's knives are already out — for each other

By: Mia McCarthy, Adam Wren, Andrew Howard, Meredith Lee

Amid growing panic over losing the midterms, Republicans are looking inward to cast the blame.