Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith and comedian and talk-show host Bill Maher delivered a sharp rebuke of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer this week, warning that Democrats’ rhetoric on voter ID is doing exactly what President Donald Trump wants. During Wednesday’s episode of Straight
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President Donald Trump kicked off Thursday’s National Prayer Breakfast with trademark bluntness, mixing humor, frustration, and pointed criticism as he took aim at fellow Republicans Chip Roy and Thomas Massie, while also blasting Democrats over religion and voting issues. Early in his remarks, Trump turned to the razor-thin Republican majority in the House of Representatives
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton escalated her standoff with House Republicans
The Trump administration on Thursday finalized a sweeping new rule aimed at
Kevin Oyakawa, a reported staffer for Ohio Democrats like Sen. Sherrod Brown and Rep. Emilia Sykes, called for open borders and said
Washington Post owner, Jeff Bezos, addressed the the uproar over the newspaper’s decision not to endorse a candidate in the presidential election.
Melania Trump stood up for her husband, former President Donald Trump, firmly stating that he should not be likened to Adolf Hitler.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama suggested that anyone not backing Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency might be influenced by sexism.
Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) recently finds the support that former President Trump is receiving in the battleground state “astonishing.” In a Saturday
A recent Johns Hopkins University poll reveals that nearly half of eligible U.S. voters see their political counterparts as “downright evil.” The
Trump lashed out on Friday after a federal judge ruled that Virginia must reinstate over 1,500 individuals to the state’s voter lists,
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
