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Journals Political Newsletter for 2026-08-03 ( 3 items )  
DSCC Friday Takeaways: Win the Senate, Sinking Susan, In a Mood(y) for Corruption, Paxton's Paper Trail, and Whatley's Troubling Venue (10)
WASHINGTON, July 31 -- The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee posted the following news wrap up: * * * DSCC FRIDAY TAKEAWAYS: Win the Senate, Sinking Susan, In a Mood(y) for Corruption, Paxton's Paper Trail, and Whatley's Troubling Venue TGIF. Welcome back to Friday Takeaways from the DSCC - your weekly update from the DSCC Press Team on what you need to know across the Senate battlegrounds. There are 95 days until the midterms. DROP US A LINE: press@dscc.org. * WIN THE SENATE: This week, the DSCC rolled out its Win The Senate program more PR

New study examines publication trends at top journals (10)
SANTA FE, New Mexico, July 31 [Category: Political] -- Santa Fe Institute posted the following news release: * * * New study examines publication trends at top journals * Competition for publication in the top scientific journals like Science, Nature, the New England Journal of Medicine, and the American Economic Review is fierce. Every year, elite journals like these receive tens of thousands of submissions, which go through a multi-stage peer-review process -the gold standard for assessing whether a study meets the criteria for publicati more PR

What They're Saying: DSCC's $40 Million 'Win The Senate' Program Puts Democrats on Offense Across an Expanded Battleground Map (10)
WASHINGTON, July 29 -- The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee posted the following news release: * * * WHAT THEY'RE SAYING: DSCC's $40 Million 'Win The Senate' Program Puts Democrats on Offense Across an Expanded Battleground Map POLITICO: "The organizing and infrastructure investments could help counter a potential flood of GOP super PAC cash that many Democrats expect to come later in the fall" Washington Examiner: "The program, which the committee dubbed "Win the Senate," will fund staff, infrastructure, training programs, and vote more PR