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Cambridge Can — but Evidently Won’t — Catch Jason Arday

If the ‘sociology of education’ professor can be cleared of allegations of plagiarism, then who will ever be convicted of it?

Midwest Socialists Ain’t What They Used to Be

Francesca Hong, the Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate, is no ‘sewer socialist,’ unless that term no longer has meaning.

Why Today’s Senate Appearance Is Not Helping Anthony Fauci

If you thought there had to be some reasonable explanations for why his diary assessments were so different from his public statements, he’s not...

Sen. Tuberville says pardoned Fauci is not immune from state lawsuits

Sen. Tommy Tuberville said Wednesday that Dr. Anthony Fauci is not immune from state lawsuits despite receiving a pre-emptive pardon by President Biden before he left the White House.

Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson deletes posts supporting Graham Platner

Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson has deleted multiple social media posts supporting his ill-fated predecessor, Graham Platner.

GOP blocks Democrats’ bid to grant path to citizenship to migrants here under TPS

Republicans blocked an attempt by Senate Democrats on Wednesday to pass a bill granting full legal status to migrants here under Temporary Protected Status.

Lindsey Graham returns home one last time for his funeral in South Carolina

The Washington powerbroker Sen. Lindsey Graham returned home to South Carolina for the last time Wednesday for his funeral and burial.

Blanche nomination at risk of delay as senator seeks assurances on Trump settlement

A planned vote to move forward with Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general appeared in doubt Wednesday as a key Republican senator demanded more assurances from the Justice Department about the settlement of President Donald Trump's lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.

Fauci to face contempt of Congress vote after refusing to answer Sen. Paul’s questions

A Senate committee has scheduled a vote to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he appeared but refused to answer questions Wednesday about his activities during the coronavirus pandemic, citing his right against self-incrimination.

Far-left Michigan Senate candidate questioned about rental properties

U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who has pledged to "stand up to greedy landlords and corporate profiteers," disclosed he, too, is a landlord.

DNC scammed out of nearly $30K by Ken Martin impersonator

The Democratic National Committee reportedly lost roughly $29,000 to someone impersonating Chairman Ken Martin last year, and the full amount was not recovered.

Trump tries to shield Tennessee conservative firebrand from primary challenge

President Trump is teaming up with a conservative group to protect a Tennessee Republican hard-liner from a well-funded primary challenger backed by green energy interests.

Trump’s attacks on mail balloting and concerns over delays turn midterms spotlight on Postal Service

Roughly six weeks before the first midterm ballots are mailed out, the U.S. Postal Service is emerging as a pivotal player in an election season that will determine control of Congress.

Remember who met the moment 

I called Dr. Anthony Fauci “the nation’s most dangerous sociopath” in March 2020. I’ve been known to get a few things wrong from time to time, but I was Chris Kyle-accurate when discussing the man who would become one of the great villains of modern America. Fauci was a test, and it is important to […]

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