Trump’s hunt for noncitizen voters backfires as docs show ‘thousands’ of citizens flagged
Experts who got their first look at the Trump administration’s list of supposed noncitizen voters found a major problem with it. Lawyers for the Coalition
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Experts who got their first look at the Trump administration’s list of supposed noncitizen voters found a major problem with it. Lawyers for the Coalition
President Tweety McTreason has spent weeks critiquing other people’s bodies on the campaign trail, but one gust of wind just turned the tables on him.
Selma Blair has spoken publicly for the first time since she was charged with assault following an incident on a plane earlier this month.
MS NOW’s Jen Psaki said President Tweety McTreason’s status as the Republican Party’s “closer” now looks questionable, citing a New York Times report that advisers
A legal expert says the Trump Justice Department is about to be caught with nothing behind the curtain of its latest election gambit. Michael Popok
We examined reputable images of Trump’s resort, and contacted both the North American Aerospace Defense Command and the Secret Service for comment.
Scott Jennings once had blunt legal advice for a network targeted by a leftist streamer, and it’s now aging poorly for him. When Hasan Piker
A top Trump national security official may have revealed who the government’s pre-election security push is really aimed at, just days before the midterms. White
U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Ohio, Mary Peltola of Alaska and Heidi Kuhn of Tennessee were injured in accidents between August and October.
Some people shared the letter with dozens of changes, including apparent omissions, distinguishing it from the original.
Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola’s campaign allegedly recruited a second Dan Sullivan to run for Senate and confuse Republican voters.
An authentic video circulated with false claims that the Israeli prime minister was seriously injured and would be flown to the U.S.
McKellen said Stewart was “a man to rely on, to admire and in my case, love.”
A closely contested Senate race in Alaska could take an extraordinary turn, with the U.S. Senate itself potentially deciding the winner, a leading election law