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She's Running for Senate in Arkansas as a Lifelong Farmer—After Hiring a Marketing Firm To Build a 'New Brand' as 'FarmHerHallie'

Hallie Shoffner spent years working as a left-wing activist. A since-scrubbed portion of her campaign site said the 'only thing' she 'ever wanted to do was farm.'

Brown University Taps DEI Official To Restore 'Sense of Physical Security' on Campus

Matthew Guterl is known for his memoir 'Skinfolk' and enjoys 'writing about Neverland Ranch,' according to his university bio

Mamdani Taps Prep School Socialists for Senior Press Roles

Scrappy gang of privileged elites gears up to sell 'the warmth of collectivism'

'There Is No Rift in the Republican Party': GOP Voters Back Trump's Venezuela Operation, Polls Show

Less than 10 percent of Republicans oppose ousting of Maduro, Washington Post survey finds

Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Compared an Oklahoma Ban on Sharia Law to the Trail of Tears

El-Sayed also said a ballot measure to keep Islamic law out of government came from the ‘same exact forces’ behind the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing

Fraud Queen Walz Abdicates, Ice Queen Klobuchar Sharpens Comb

Amy Klobuchar eyes Minnesota governor's race after scandal-plagued Tim Walz prances off stage

DHS Accuses Hilton of Refusing Rooms to Immigration Officers

The department accused the hotel chain of running a coordinated effort in Minneapolis to deny lodging to federal immigration law enforcement