Koch network says it will stop funding Nikki Haley's presidential bid
The political network financed largely by billionaire Charles Koch announced Sunday that it will no longer spend funds to support Nikki Haley's presidential bid.
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Prashant Kishor says ‘majority is not in favour of PM Modi govt, still vote for BJP’. Here's why
Jan Suraj Abhiyan founder Prashant Kishor pointed out that even though majority of the Indian population doesn't favour the PM Modi government, they end up voting for the BJP. And, this is because there is no strong opposition to challenge him.
'Didi has now become an aunty': Suvendu Adhikari on Mamata Banerjee amid Sandeshkhali violence
West Bengal BJP MLA Suvendu Adhikari on Saturday slammed Mamata Banerjee noting that she can no longer be referred to as ‘didi’ and called her a ‘cruel lady’
Trump is the overwhelming front-runner in South Carolina. Here’s the latest.
The polls are now closed in the South Carolina Republican primary and results should start flowing in momentarily.
At CPAC, Trump Invokes Clashing Visions of America’s Future
Former President Donald J. Trump laid out what’s in store for America should he or President Biden win the 2024 presidential election, using a Saturday speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference to cast one nearly utopian vision of the country’s future and one reminiscent of a postapocalyptic movie.
Kristi Noem and Vivek Ramaswamy Are CPAC’s Choices for Trump’s Running Mate
Gov. Kristi Noem of South Dakota and the entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy tied for the top choice to be former President Donald J. Trump’s running mate in a straw poll on Saturday at a prominent gathering of conservative activists.
Canada investigating possibility of aid airdrop into Gaza, minister says
Canada is looking into playing a role in a possible airdrop of aid into Gaza, says International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen.
Trump calls himself a ‘proud political dissident’ in CPAC speech
OXON HILL, Md. (AP) — Former President Donald Trump cast November’s presidential election as “judgment day” and declared himself a “proud political dissident” during a speech before conservative activists outside of Washington Saturday as he again cloaked his campaign in religious imagery.