Jon Stewart skewers Republicans’ hysterical ‘migrant crime’ election narrative
Jon Stewart has roasted Republicans for pushing their wild narrative around immigration after Donald Trump coined the new nickname “migrant crime”.
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How to register to vote in California today
California is one of 15 states and one territory going to the polls today as part of Super Tuesday, giving local voters the chance to have their say on the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees and the outcome of a number of crucial House and Senate races in their state.
Alabama’s IVF ruling shines a spotlight on state supreme court election
Less than a month after a state supreme court decision that threatens the future of in vitro fertilization in Alabama, the justices who stood behind the ruling will face voters in a closely watched Republican primary election.
Donald Trump wins North Dakota caucus ahead of Super Tuesday
Donald Trump won the North Dakota Republican caucus on Monday night, taking all 29 of the state’s delegates after receiving more than 84 per cent of the vote.
Could Nikki Haley switch to a third-party candidate?
Struggling 2024 Republican candidate Nikki Haley has so far seen only one primary victory so far — and she may have found a solution to avoid future primary losses: running as a third-party candidate.
Former Trump aide says he is ‘not as sharp’ as he was during 2016 election
A former presidential aide to Donald Trump has said that he is now “not as sharp” as he was during the 2016 election.
The Supreme Court just gave insurrectionists a free pass to overthrow democracy
The US Supreme Court’s reversal of a landmark court decision in Colorado will keep Donald Trump on the state’s presidential election ballots and on the ballots in a handful of other states where he was also disqualified from the presidency under a constitutional clause barring insurrectionists from office.
The Trump nemesis, the whiteboard of justice and the ex-baseball star all vying for US Senate seat in California
In the wake of Senator Dianne Feinstein’s death, the race to replace her seat has come down to three Democratic Representatives and two Republicans, one of them a former baseball star — with voters deciding which pair of candidates will proceed to the November ballot on Tuesday.