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To stream 13 WTHR on your phone, you need the 13 WTHR app. Example video title will go here for this video Example video title will go here for this video INDIANAPOLIS — While Indiana Senate Republicans kept details of a meeting Wednesday at the Statehouse close to the vest, House Republicans have yet to meet. Sources tell 13News that meeting will happen on Friday, Sept. 12 at 1 p.m.

and will be held virtually because several members can’t make it to an in-person meeting. A terrifying new synthetic drug mixture is showing up in U.S. emergency rooms—and doctors say it’s hitting faster and harder than anything in recent years. AI was utilized for research, writing, citation management, and editing. The numbers are staggering: six figures of hunters gone, millions more deer on the landscape, and a DNR scrambling to keep control. Wisconsin’s outdoor identity is slipping away.

CALIFORNIA – President Donald Trump announced on his Truth Social app, November 9, that most Americans will receive a “tariff dividend” of at least $2,000 per person, funded from federal import-tariff revenues. Health officials say a growing, months-long Listeria outbreak tied to prepared pasta meals has already killed six people and hospitalized most of the confirmed patients. Because Listeria can incubate for weeks, experts warn the death toll and case count are likely to rise even after recalls, as additional illnesses are identified and reported. CDC. Thank you for reading! Letters from Leo is a reader-supported publication.

If you find value in my work, please consider becoming a paid subscriber or making a one-time donation. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., joined by fellow House Democrats, speaks on the House steps on Nov. 12 in Washington, D.C. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images hide caption Heading into the 2026 midterm elections, there are some very big warning signs for Republicans in the latest NPR/PBS News/Marist poll. The survey of 1,443 adults, conducted from Nov.

10-13, found: "I don't think rent prices or food prices are at the forefront like they should be," said Nicole Stokes of Dallas, Texas, who participated in NPR's poll and voted for Trump last year. "You know — the American people — it's our pockets that are getting ripped apart to fund things." From the political parties and Congress to the Supreme Court and the media, other respondents said they had little to no confidence in these critical institutions. The Democrats currently have a 14-point lead against the Republicans among registered voters nationally on the 2026 generic congressional ballot question. This has changed considerably.

Since 2022, voters have divided about which party’s candidate they would support. Asked at the tail end of the nation’s longest government shutdown, a plurality of Americans say they place most of the blame for the shutdown on congressional Democrats. However, President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans do not walk away unscathed, with six in ten blaming either the President or the GOP in Congress. A majority of registered voters nationally (55%) say they would support the Democratic candidate for Congress in their district, if the 2026 congressional elections were held today. 41% would support the Republican, and 3% would back another candidate. Among independents, the Democrats (61%) have a +33-point advantage over the Republicans (28%).

This is the first time in more than three years that Democrats have had a notable advantage on the congressional generic ballot question. When last asked in November of 2024, registered voters divided, 48% to 48%. The last time the Democrats had a noteworthy advantage on this question was in June of 2022 when the Democrats were +7 among registered voters. 39% of Americans blame the Democrats in Congress for the government shutdown. 34% place responsibility on President Trump, and 26% blame congressional Republicans. While 80% of Republicans blame congressional Democrats, 49% of Democrats blame President Trump.

An additional 40% of Democrats point a finger at the Republicans in Congress. Among independents, 41% blame President Trump; 32% blame the Republicans in Congress, and 27% blame the congressional Democrats.

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