Politics

Senator Jon Ossoff’s 2019 remarks supporting reparations legislation, where he stated ‘a debt unpaid,’ have resurfaced amid his re-election campaign.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed challenges GOP rival Mike Rogers to a no-pads football game after accusing him of avoiding a debate, escalating their feud into a personal and unconventional showdown.

Former special operations veterans are advocating for nationwide concealed carry rights, arguing their extensive training and combat experience make them uniquely qualified to carry firearms, similar to retired law enforcement officers.

Iowa Democratic candidate Sarah Trone Garriott’s past legislative votes on gender identity issues are clashing with her current campaign promises, sparking a heated debate over locker room access and sports participation.

David Axelrod believes a progressive candidate’s loss could help other Democrats, sparking a debate within the party about electability and strategy.

Senator Wyden’s data center tax proposal is being slammed as a potential ‘national internet tax’ that could raise costs for everyday online services used by all Americans.

Dallas has been crowned the world’s No. 1 fastest-growing data center market, outpacing global hubs and highlighting Texas’s critical role in AI infrastructure development.

Historian Dr. Jody Edward Ginn claims Smithsonian Director Dr. Anthea Hartig has promoted Marxist-inspired activism throughout her career, directly contradicting her testimony of nonpartisanship.

President Trump is reigniting the Reflecting Pool vandalism controversy, citing a new witness account alleging former Olympian David Hearn ‘violently’ tugged at the pool’s coating, challenging the dismissal of charges.

Max Miller will remain the Republican nominee in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District after the ballot withdrawal deadline passed, despite domestic abuse allegations and pressure from Senator Bernie Moreno.