Iranian members of the Basij militia march during a parade / Getty Images
The Trump administration on Tuesday leveled a bevy of harsh new sanctions on a top Iranian fighting force known to be training children and other soldiers that are engaging in terrorism in Syria and other regional hotspots, according to senior Trump administration officials.
Kara Eastman, the progressive Democratic candidate in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, received an 86 percent increase in total compensation for her work at Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance between 2008 and 2016.
Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s van was involved in a minor accident on Monday while pulling into the parking garage to attend a fundraising event for Sen. Bob Menendez (D., N.J.).
Sen. Bill Nelson’s (D., Fla.) former spokesman and current adviser Dan McLaughlin criticized Gov. Rick Scott (R., Fla.) for being absent on the campaign trail and “hid[ing] from voters” while attending to the devastation caused by Hurricane Michael.
In a Tuesday tweet, former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gave his best wishes to the University of Michigan Wolverines football team.
Former Obama administration official Julian Castro said he is “likely” to make a 2020 White House run, potentially adding another name to what will be a crowded field of candidates.
Minnesota’s Democratic-Farmer Labor Party suspended deputy communications director William Davis for a week without pay in response to his “unacceptable” social media post that spoke of bringing Republicans to the “guillotines.”
Google is developing a search engine that’s compliant with China’s repressive speech policies, CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed Monday night.
Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D., N.D.) on Tuesday apologized after her campaign publicly disclosed the names of women identified as “survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or rape,” saying she was in the process of “personally apologizing to each of the people impacted” by her newspaper advertisement.
President Donald Trump posted a celebratory tweet on Tuesday about a federal judge’s decision to dismiss adult film actress Stormy Daniels’ defamation lawsuit against him.
A Tennessee lawmaker has called for an investigation into whether senate candidate Phil Bredesen’s campaign treasurer, who is also an appointed board member of the Tennessee Valley Authority, violated the Hatch Act, which bars executive branch employees from soliciting political contributions.
The Supreme Court’s refusal to take up several cases Monday and a concurrent dissent from this refusal by Justice Sonia Sotomayor highlight the ongoing effects of a 2015 case on the Court’s criminal jurisprudence.
Joe Donnelly’s latest campaign ad portrays him as a line of defense against “socialists” and “the radical left,” but an analysis of voting records shows he’s voted with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) 74 percent of the time since joining the U.S. Senate in 2013.
The political action committee associated with a dark money nonprofit organization launched by failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton raised a paltry $42,000 during the third quarter, Federal Election Commission filings show.
Despite new poll numbers showing her popularity remaining at a record low, Hillary Rodham Clinton is set to appear as the headliner “special guest” at a fundraiser in New York City, aimed at benefitting four women candidates for attorney general this November.
The Air Force lost several advanced F-22 stealth fighters that were damaged or destroyed during the hurricane that leveled Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida last week.
The National Science Foundation is spending over $350,000 studying “microaggressions” in college engineering programs using an “intersectional perspective.”
One of Minnesota’s largest newspapers has endorsed a Republican congressional hopeful to fill the seat of the Democrat it supported in 2016.
Hamas has intensified its violent demonstrations against Israel, turning the border between the Jewish state and the Gaza Strip into a “24/7” warzone as the terrorist group amps up its efforts to kidnap Israeli soldiers, according to Israeli security sources and regional reports.
A British man whose views were labeled “clearly anti-Semitic” by the Church of England is scheduled to speak this week to an evangelical group working to erode support for Israel within the Christian community.
A Tennessee lawmaker has called for an investigation into whether senate candidate Phil Bredesen’s campaign treasurer, who is also an appointed board member of the Tennessee Valley Authority, violated the Hatch Act, which bars executive branch employees from soliciting political contributions.
Kara Eastman, the progressive Democratic candidate in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, received an 86 percent increase in total compensation for her work at Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance between 2008 and 2016.
Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s van was involved in a minor accident on Monday while pulling into the parking garage to attend a fundraising event for Sen. Bob Menendez (D., N.J.).
Sen. Bill Nelson’s (D., Fla.) former spokesman and current adviser Dan McLaughlin criticized Gov. Rick Scott (R., Fla.) for being absent on the campaign trail and “hid[ing] from voters” while attending to the devastation caused by Hurricane Michael.
In a Tuesday tweet, former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gave his best wishes to the University of Michigan Wolverines football team.
Former Obama administration official Julian Castro said he is “likely” to make a 2020 White House run, potentially adding another name to what will be a crowded field of candidates.
The Supreme Court’s refusal to take up several cases Monday and a concurrent dissent from this refusal by Justice Sonia Sotomayor highlight the ongoing effects of a 2015 case on the Court’s criminal jurisprudence.
Minnesota’s Democratic-Farmer Labor Party suspended deputy communications director William Davis for a week without pay in response to his “unacceptable” social media post that spoke of bringing Republicans to the “guillotines.”
Joe Donnelly’s latest campaign ad portrays him as a line of defense against “socialists” and “the radical left,” but an analysis of voting records shows he’s voted with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) 74 percent of the time since joining the U.S. Senate in 2013.
The political action committee associated with a dark money nonprofit organization launched by failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton raised a paltry $42,000 during the third quarter, Federal Election Commission filings show.
Google is developing a search engine that’s compliant with China’s repressive speech policies, CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed Monday night.
Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D., N.D.) on Tuesday apologized after her campaign publicly disclosed the names of women identified as “survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or rape,” saying she was in the process of “personally apologizing to each of the people impacted” by her newspaper advertisement.
