A federal appeals court has breathed new life into former President Donald Trump’s bid to shift his New York hush money conviction into federal court, ordering a district judge to revisit the issue in light of recent Supreme Court guidance on presidential immunity. The
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President Donald Trump conceded Wednesday that his party suffered a tough blow in Tuesday’s elections, attributing the outcome to the record-long government shutdown and his own absence from the ballot. Speaking at a morning meeting with Republican lawmakers at the White House, Trump characterized the results as disappointing but unsurprising. “I think, if you read
In a surprise twist to New York City’s mayoral race, President Donald
President Donald Trump sought to quell speculation about a potential clash with
The Democratic Senate hopeful from Missouri, Lucas Kunce, informed law enforcement two days post-incident after a journalist was injured during a campaign
The New York Times raised concerns on Friday regarding Vice President Kamala Harris’s standing, as their latest survey shows her neck-and-neck with
The Washington Post has announced a major shift, stating it won’t back a presidential candidate in the upcoming election—something it hasn’t refrained
Elon Musk’s political action committee, America PAC, continued its daily $1 million giveaways to voters in pivotal states on Thursday, even after
At a rally supporting Vice President Kamala Harris in Arizona, former President Bill Clinton described Republican Senate candidate Kari Lake as “physically
Former President Donald Trump’s legal team is pushing for the dismissal of Jack Smith’s election-related case against him, claiming Smith’s appointment was
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee reportedly dismissed a staff member in Montana after video footage showed what might have been “tampering” of
Democratic strategist David Axelrod chimed in on Vice President Kamala Harris’s recent appearance at a CNN town hall, which he called “word
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has alerted Elon Musk’s America PAC that their recently announced $1 million giveaways might break federal
In a significant ruling on Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decided that voters whose mail-in ballots were rejected due to mistakes—such as
