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Troy Jackson's 'Logging' Company Is Actually a Consulting Firm, Records Show

The 'working class' Maine Senate hopeful used Jackson Associates, his 'logging and forestry' business, to take consulting fees from a Maryland union

The Definitive Midterm Voter Guide: Where the Parties Stand on 13 Key Issues

For normal Americans who have better things to do than obsess over politics

New York Times Increasingly Relies on Left-Wing Nonprofit Journalism

'Economic Hardship Reporting Project' highlights plight of $315,000-a-year anti-Israel activist

Abdul El-Sayed's Father Sits on Board of Charity With Muslim Brotherhood Ties That Got Caught Funneling Cash to Saddam, Was Raided by FBI and US Military

Mohammad El-Sayed's charity was tangled up for years in federal investigations over sending money to Iraq up until days before the US invasion

Angie Nixon Touts Endorsement From Muslim Advocacy Group That Blames Israel For Hamas Attacks

Emgage Action, founded by a Florida attorney who has represented convicted terrorists in court, donated $3,500 to Nixon’s campaign

Trump To Unveil Plan Curbing Oil Drilling Regulations in Action That Could Save Americans $45 Billion in Energy Costs

The president is expected to make the announcement during a campaign stop in Texas on Tuesday evening

Asian-Americans in Harvard’s Incoming Class More Than Double, to 43.2 Percent

'The results speak for themselves' says racial bias Supreme Court litigant

Angie Nixon's Campaign Quietly Paid Her Brother-in-Law Thousands of Dollars for Mystery 'Vehicle Wash & Road Services' After Also Paying Him for 'Event Meals'

Nixon's brother-in-law owns a small body shop that usually charges a flat fee of $150 for towing, the only road service it advertises

Meet the LA Actress in Cenk Uygur's Antisemitic Michigan Ad: A 'Free Palestine' Activist Who Called To Ban Gas in Buildings

Kael Lalonde says her 'work is a manifestation of the belief in the use of Art as a means for holistic healing and trauma transmutation'