Doug Emhoff’s Top Aide During Affair and Abuse Scandals Scores Endorsements From Women’s Groups in Colorado House Race
Jessica Killin says she’s tired of ‘partisan bickering’ and ‘name-calling’—her bosses in the White House called Trump ‘unhinged, unfit, and un-American’ and a ‘petty tyrant’
EXCLUSIVE: US Mysteriously Waives Sanctions Against Iran’s Bloodthirsty State Broadcaster, Again, Even as Network Puts Bounties on Trump Family’s Heads
Iranian TV broadcasts forced confessions and sham trials, and has openly encouraged assassination plots against the president, his cabinet, and his family
Colorado Dem House Candidate Who Says Her Opponent Has ‘Forgotten’ Her District Gets Most of Her Campaign Cash From Outside the State
Roughly 90 percent of Eileen Laubacher’s donations come from donors who live outside her district
Roy Cooper Appointed Violent Ex-Con Gangbanger to 'Racial Equity in Criminal Justice' Task Force, Gushed Over Group's Proposals To Weaken Police
Cooper praised the controversial task force formed in the aftermath of George Floyd's death as a 'tremendous success'
El-Sayed Campaign Seeks 'Jewish Liaison' for Damage Control. Here Are 10 Promising Candidates.
In stunning reversal, scandal-plagued Democrat apologizes for empathizing with terrorist
Ohio Democratic Congressional Candidate Arrested For Attempting to Swallow Crack Cocaine, Slapping Stranger at Baseball Game
"The guy who slapped me at a baseball game is running for Congress?" said Bob Rzepka, whom Ohio's Brian Poindexter allegedly slapped at a Cleveland Indians game in 2013
House Democratic Candidate Called for ‘Destroying the American Way of Life’
William Lawrence, an ‘organizer and social movement strategist,’ chuckled on a podcast with Marxists about how to surreptitiously keep the Green New Deal alive
On Iran Sanctions, New York Times Makes a Dramatic About-Face
Now that Trump is trying the sanctions route, the paper insists they are futile
Inside Cal Berkeley Law Review’s Admissions Team, Where 'Diverse Life Experience' Matters More Than 'Editing Abilities'
Documents from the UC Berkeley law journal show how editors use personal statements to bypass bans on affirmative action
Troy Jackson Cosponsored Bill Sending Millions of Taxpayer Dollars to His Son's Lobbying Client
Chace Jackson represented the Maine Maritime Academy as his dad led the state Senate—and as he simultaneously lobbied for corporate clients