Anti-LGBTQ Senate Candidate Faces GOP Worries That He Could Be Linked To Adult Website Profile
WASHINGTON (AP) — For Republicans eager to regain the Senate majority this year, Ohio offers a prime opportunity to pick up a critical seat.
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The Courts Let Trump Run Out The Clock When He Was President. They’re Doing It Again.
Former president and current GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s top priority since being indicted in four different jurisdictions on dozens of felony charges has been clear: Delay the trials until after the election.
Election Deniers Have Taken Over The RNC After A Trump Shake-Up
The new team of Trump loyalists in charge of the Republican Party have spent years promoting the former president’s lies about the 2020 election. With the 2024 election around the corner, they’re set to pursue an agenda built on false claims of election fraud.
Trump, An Adjudicated Rapist Who Attempted A Coup On Jan. 6, Clinches GOP Nomination
Donald Trump on Tuesday won enough delegates in the four states holding primary elections to lock up the Republican presidential nomination, meaning the party will now head into the November general election with an adjudicated rapist and, by then, potentially a convicted felon at the top of its ticket.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Reportedly Considering Aaron Rodgers For Veep
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gave voters yet another chance to not take his presidential campaign seriously.
Joe Biden Clinches Democratic Presidential Nomination
President Joe Biden clinched the Democratic presidential nomination on Tuesday night, making official an outcome that was not ever in doubt.
Trump Says He Would ‘Free The Jan. 6 Hostages’ If Elected Again
Donald Trump said again Monday that he would release Jan. 6 defendants serving prison time for their participation in the 2021 attack on the Capitol, referring to them again as “hostages.”
Adam Schiff Hopes Officials Will 'Dumb Down' Intelligence Briefings For Trump
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the former chair of the House intelligence committee, on Sunday said he expects U.S. officials to “dumb down” any intelligence briefings provided to former President Donald Trump as part of a long-standing tradition extended to presidential nominees.