In politics, astroturfing refers to the practice of creating the appearance of grassroots support for a particular cause, candidate, or policy, when in reality, the initiative is being orchestrated by larger organizations, corporations, or political entities. These efforts often aim to manipulate public perception
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A new national survey from Gallup offers encouraging signs for the Trump campaign while raising concerns for Kamala Harris’s team. Though the poll does not directly measure a head-to-head contest between the two, it does assess public perceptions of both major party nominees. Conducted over a two-week period, spanning the pre- and post-debate period, the
In a startling call to C-SPAN’s Washington Journal on Wednesday, a viewer
Earlier in the week, Donald Trump shocked the debate crowd by claiming
After a long hiatus from the public spotlight, former First Lady Melania Trump has finally made a public appearance alongside her husband.
On Wednesday, a federal judge dismissed the case that the Satanic Temple had filed against Indiana’s abortion prohibition. The lawsuit argued that
Legendary Singer Tony Bennett passed away at the age of 96. According to Variety: Tony Bennett, the master pop vocalist who had
The Secret Service reportedly told a conservative newspaper that marijuana was also discovered in the White House twice in the past year
A Georgia state representative from the Peach State who infuriated her Democratic colleagues in the Georgia state House of Representatives by supporting
Aaron Berman, a 17-year veteran of the CIA, was reportedly elevated to “Head of Elections Policies” at the organization that is now
Pat Sajak, the iconic host of Wheel of Fortune, has announced that he will retire after the 2023-2024 season. Sajak, who is
Pat Robertson, the conservative evangelist and media mogul who helped to build the modern Christian right, died on Thursday at the age
Former President Donald Trump reportedly officially responded on Monday to Special Counsel John Durham’s ruling that the FBI launched its investigation into
The FBI reportedly had no evidence to support a Trump-Russia scandal when it began its investigation, according to Special Counsel John Durham,
