Politics
Judge Dismisses President Trump’s Defamation Lawsuit Against Wall Street Journal
A federal judge has permanently dismissed with prejudice a multi-billion dollar defamation lawsuit filed by President Trump against…
Abdul El-Sayed Asks Haley Stevens to Skip Final Campaign Events
Tensions between Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens have boiled over, with El-Sayed requesting that…
Alaska Senate Election Faces Potential Delays and Political Controversy
The Alaska Senate race could take weeks to finalize due to unique voting procedures, sparking legal challenges and…
Chancellor John Healey Signals Delay on Minimum Wage Pledge
John Healey has indicated that Labour might not eliminate discriminatory minimum wage age bands before the next general…
Senator Ted Cruz Warns of Texas Electoral Bloodbath
Senator Ted Cruz has issued a stark warning that Republicans face potential losses in every statewide race in Texas as the November 3 midterm elections approach,…
DOJ Prosecutor Calls Alaska Senate Candidate Scheme Troubling
Federal prosecutors are investigating allegations of a 'sham' candidate in Alaska's Senate race, leading to a surge of law enforcement activity and requests to segregate ballots.
Inside Donald Trump’s Final Campaign Sprint Across America
President Donald Trump's closing message to midterm voters has featured ballrooms, cognitive tests, and remarks on the male physique during a campaign sprint across deep-red America.
Gina Hinojosa Targets Latino Men in Final Texas Gubernatorial Push
With Election Day nearing, Texas Democrat Gina Hinojosa is using targeted sports-themed messaging to reach Hispanic men, a demographic currently being courted by both parties.
PACs Spend Millions Promoting Fringe Candidates and Attacking Incumbents
Newly created political action committees linked to a Wisconsin operative are spending millions to attack Republican incumbents in Alaska and Ohio while promoting conservative challengers.
Burnham Open to Slavery Apology but Rules Out Reparations
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to a formal UK apology for the transatlantic slave trade, though he ruled out financial reparations ahead of…
Texas Senate Race Challenges Decades of Republican Control
Democrats are attempting to break a 30-year Republican winning streak in Texas, turning the state into a crucial battleground that could determine control of the US…
Mary Peltola Denies Role in Alaska Ballot Confusion Amid Election Controversy
Democratic candidate Mary Peltola denies involvement in recruiting a namesake to run against incumbent Dan Sullivan as state and federal probes intensify.
Independent Alaska Senate Candidate Leaves Hometown Amid Campaign Controversy
Daniel J. Sullivan, whose name closely mirrors the Republican incumbent, has departed his Alaska residence as allegations of an organized recruitment scheme emerge.
Legal Experts Question Pentagon Over Fired General’s Leaked Polygraph Data
Attorneys warn that the disclosure of Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia's failed polygraph tests may violate federal privacy laws as the Pentagon intensifies its internal leak investigations.
Yair Golan Meets Mansour Abbas to Form New Israeli Government
Israeli Democrats leader Yair Golan is pushing for a coalition to replace Benjamin Netanyahu after his bloc failed to secure a parliamentary majority.
DOJ Issues Subpoenas in Alaska Senate Ballot Probe
The Justice Department is investigating alleged efforts to recruit a candidate sharing a name with Alaska's Republican incumbent Senator, amid claims of a conspiracy to confuse…
Two Dan Sullivans on Alaska Senate Ballot Spark Intense Election Controversy
A retired teacher sharing the same name as GOP Senator Dan Sullivan has triggered legal and political uproar in Alaska's Senate race, fueling allegations of voter…
Justice Department Accelerates Probe Into Alaska Senate Campaign Tactics
Federal prosecutors have issued dozens of subpoenas following reports of an alleged effort to confuse Alaska voters by running a candidate with a similar name to…
Israeli Political Blocs Dismiss Surge in Palestinian Voter Turnout
Despite a historic 80 percent turnout from Palestinian citizens, Israeli mainstream political parties continue to reject their mandate, labeling the vote as illegitimate.
Faith and Family Scrutiny Define Michigan Senate Race
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed faces intense questions regarding his background as he campaigns to become the nation's first Muslim U.S. senator.
