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    • Shane Savitsky
    Jul 31, 2026
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    Economy
    The issue CEOs can't afford to ignore

    CEOs face an increasingly skeptical American public that's laser-focused on affordability and fairness, according to polling from the Brunswick Group and Echelon Insights provided first to Axios.

    Why it matters: With the midterms less than 100 days away, the results show corporate leaders need to build trust through consistency and neutrality — rather than trying to chase political headwinds.

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    • Caitlin Owens
    Jul 31, 2026
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    The shaky health leadership reboot
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    The Department of Health and Human Services keeps saying it's turning over a new leaf, but it has only been partially successful — and controversial vaccine policymaking appears to be back on the table.

    Why it matters: Though the agency reset was launched with the midterm elections in mind, it's already under strain and the elections are still more than three months away.

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    • Brittany Gibson
    Jul 31, 2026
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    Politics & Policy
    Exclusive: FBI gets voter's IP address in new fraud probe tactic
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    Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Stock: Getty Images

    The Trump administration has a new tactic for trying to isolate cases of alleged voter fraud — digging into the IP addresses of those who went online to register to vote.

    • The FBI recently obtained the IP address of someone who registered online in South Carolina, according to documents first shared with Axios.

    Why it matters: The bureau's request for the address, which state and local officials complied with, offers a glimpse of how federal authorities are stepping up their probe of voter rolls and registration practices under pressure from President Trump.

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