Michelle Obama Says 2024 Election Worries Keep Her Up At Night
Michelle Obama revealed in an interview Monday that among the things that keep her up at night are her fears about the 2024 election.
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Donald Trump Fuels Instant Fact Check With Latest Ridiculous Lie
Donald Trump’s latest untruth received a swift fact check on X (née Twitter).
Lawmakers demand answers after Defense Secretary Austin delayed disclosing his hospitalization
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has come under scrutiny from a growing number of congressional lawmakers who are demanding answers after the Defense Department delayed informing administration officials, Congress and the public about his hospitalization.
Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales defends Trump endorsement despite Trump downplaying Jan. 6
Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales is defending his endorsement of former President Donald Trump despite their sharply different views on Jan. 6.
3 years later, Jan. 6 pipe bomber mystery still unsolved
Three years after the attack at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, federal law enforcement leaders still have one major unsolved mystery — finding the person who placed two pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican national headquarters the day before the riots.
Biden supporters urge NH voters to embrace unusual write-in campaign
Tallying the results on primary night in New Hampshire might not go as quickly as in years past, with thousands of write-in votes expected to be cast for President Joe Biden in the Democratic contest — all of which will need to be hand counted.
Harry Dunn, Capitol Police officer on Jan. 6, announces run for Congress
Harry Dunn, who struggled to defend the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and has been one of the most outspoken members of law enforcement to condemn the attack, announced Friday that he is running for Congress.
Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear forms PAC to support candidates across the country
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, who defeated Donald Trump-backed rivals twice in Republican-leaning Kentucky, announced the formation of a federal political action committee on Monday to support candidates across the country as he seeks to broaden his influence beyond the Bluegrass State.