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NewsJun 7, 2026Read →

‘I’ve Had Enough, Thank You Darling’: Trump Walks Out On NBC Interview

President Donald Trump frequently sparred with “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker about multiple topics before cutting the interview short. Trump went to Wisconsin on Friday to discuss farming and his economic agenda…

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NewsJun 6, 2026Read →

Late Ballot Dumps May Just Put Socialist Over Republican Days After Election

The likelihood of Socialist Democrat Nithya Raman being elected Los Angeles’s next mayor is surging following multiple late-breaking ballot dumps nearly a week after polls closed and despite having trailed Republican…

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NewsJun 6, 2026Read →

Who Really Won The Midterms’ Gerrymandering War? The Answer May Come Down To A Few Races

With the dust all but settling from the hard-fought redistricting war between Republicans and Democrats, one party is emerging as a clear winner — but it still might not be enough to secure majorities in Congress after…

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NewsJun 1, 2026Read →

SCOOP: Colorado Could Be In Hot Water With Feds For Punishing Election Official

A conservative group is asking the federal government to criminally investigate Colorado officials for throwing 2020 election skeptic Tina Peters in prison. The state targeted the former county clerk and President…

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NewsMay 16, 2026Read →

Supreme Court Bluntly Swats Down Virginia Dems’ Power Grab

The Supreme Court on Friday shut down Virginia Democrats’ latest attempt to save a statewide referendum implementing a redrawn congressional map siloing Republicans into one of 11 districts. The unsigned order left in…

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NewsMay 15, 2026Read →

Democrat Max Morley Drops Out Of Primary After Admitting To Mail Theft

A Democrat dropped out of his primary race after he was caught on video taking campaign literature from a potential voter’s mailbox, WDRB reported Wednesday. Former Democratic Kentucky State Rep. candidate Max Morley is…

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NewsMay 13, 2026Read →

Mississippi Gov. Cancels Special Session Amid Redistricting Push In The South

Republican Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves called off a planned special session to redraw the state’s Supreme Court districts, even as he said Mississippi could still revisit its congressional map amid a broader GOP…

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NewsMay 13, 2026Read →

Teacher Wins Union Race After Allegedly Abusing Child

A teacher and apparent Black Lives Matter activist is expected to become the Seattle teachers union’s president despite allegedly abusing one of her students, The Seattle Times reported Monday. Ibijoke Idowu-Holiday is…

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NewsMay 9, 2026Read →

Virginia Dems Make Glaring Errors In Rushed Court Motion To Save Gerrymandering Scheme

Virginia Democrats’ motion urging the state supreme court to temporarily halt its order against the 2026 gerrymandering referendum appears to include two major typos. Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones , alongside…

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NewsMay 7, 2026Read →

Only One LA Mayoral Candidate Was Willing To Give Straight Answer On Illegals Voting

Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt was the only person to give a straight answer when asked whether illegal aliens and non-citizens should vote in U.S. elections during a Wednesday debate. The moderator of the…

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NewsMay 1, 2026Read →

Man In Custody After Nun Is Brutally Attacked In Israel

Israeli police arrested a 36-year-old suspect Friday who is accused of beating a nun in Jerusalem’s Old City. Footage shows a man running up from behind a nun, violently pushing her to the ground and kicking her in the…

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NewsApr 25, 2026Read →

‘Moderate’ Democrat Ohio Senate Candidate Sherrod Brown Too Cozy With Anti-Cop Left, Law Enforcement Says

Former Democratic Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown’s apparent leftward messaging shift on policing may come back to haunt his bid to return to Congress’s upper chamber in November, law enforcement officers in the state told the…

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