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Former president Donald Trump has once again refused to commit to blanketly accepting the election results if he doesn’t win the 2024 presidential election as he faces multiple indictments related to alleged 2020 election interference.
There’s a real go-big-or-go-home energy that crackles throughout the Peacock comedy series “We Are Lady Parts.”
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The parents of a teenaged boy who was killed earlier this week say their lives have been shattered, and the act of violence has them questioning the Canadian dream.
Donald Trump recently met with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, his former rival for the Republican presidential nomination, according to The Washington Post. The governor ended his campaign shortly after he notched a distant second place in the Iowa caucus behind the former president.
A new poll shows that one in six voters dislike both former president Donald Trump and President Joe Biden – and that group could decide the 2024 presidential election.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Democratic Maine Gov. Janet Mills said Monday she will allow one of a final pair of gun safety bills — a waiting period for gun purchases — to become law without her signature in the wake of the Lewiston mass shooting.