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El-Sayed erupts at GOP rival over Muslim Brotherhood accusations in fiery Senate debate

Abdul El-Sayed denied Muslim Brotherhood ties at a Michigan Senate debate after Mike Rogers referenced a 2012 letter to Egypt's president.

Sneaky troll polls boost the far left — yet we keep falling for them

A brand-new pollster with no track record, no known institution behind it, and nobody...

Hochul’s ridiculous ‘fraud-fighter’ pose may actually be the biggest fraud of all

Meet Gov. Kathy Hochul, fraud warrior — and try to keep a straight face.

How Sukarno — Indonesia’s first president — asked the State Department for help booking Cindy Adams

I, a very young reporter — back before the Earth cooled — lived in...

Trump channels George Washington in the fight to deport Mahmoud Khalil

If the Supreme Court accepts Mahmoud Khalil's appeal, it will tackle one of the...

Golf-gate: Trump slams ‘crazed lunatic’ judge, who says she fears death threats ‘over a golf course’

A rather prosaic golf course tucked in a corner of the National Mall has become the center of Washington politics as President Trump pushes for a "world-class" makeover and derided the judge standing in his way as a "crazed lunatic" on Monday.

Democratic candidates revive Medicare for All pitch in battleground states

Obamacare is costing consumers a fortune, so Democrats running in some of the most competitive congressional races have reignited calls to expand it to a government-run system that's long been the goal of America's socialists and the far left.

Auto shops press Congress to boost technician apprenticeships

Independent auto repair shops want Congress to go full throttle to fund apprenticeship programs.

House to send election observers to tight races for possible contested results

Hundreds of House aides have volunteered to serve as election observers for tight midterm races and will deploy to districts across the country this fall.

Make the GOP Intellectually Incoherent . . . and Stronger

Trump has smashed the old images of the GOP and the grip of any one faction over it.

Feds accuse 28 noncitizens of unlawfully registering to vote in California

Federal prosecutors announced charges against 28 people in California who the government says registered to vote -- and in some cases cast ballots -- despite being noncitizens.

Justice Dept. investigates poor conditions, vermin in food at D.C. Jail

The Justice Department opened an investigation Monday into whether the D.C. Department of Corrections has been violating inmates' constitutional rights by forcing them to endure substandard safety and living conditions.

Governing or campaigning? The Trump admin keeps blurring the line. Now, a Hatch Act complaint

Two nonprofit groups have filed Hatch Act complaints against three Trump administration department heads for campaigning alongside Alaskan GOP nominee Sen. Dan Sullivan, who is seeking reelection.

Alaska buzzkill? Vote counting could leave Senate race undecided for weeks

Alaska could keep election-watchers waiting well past election night.

Trump renews push to rename New Mexico ‘New America,’ touts higher home values and incomes

President Trump urged New Mexico to rename itself "New America," claiming the change would boost home values and incomes, while taking a swipe at state elections.

Smithsonian screening dispute puts museum’s commitment to diverse views on trial: ‘Right kind of Black?’

The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History declined a public screening of "White Guilt," a documentary by filmmaker Eli Steele.

Reporter’s Notebook: Senate sneaks in one last political play before voters have their say

Senate Republicans forced a vote on the Ratepayer Protection Act to curb data center utility costs, but Democrats call it a toothless political ploy.

France’s massive intel failure sparks resignation offers amid days of rioting

Emmanuel Macron ordered a security review after France's intelligence services badly underestimated protests that overwhelmed 60,000 police officers.

Walz-era fraud scandal takes center stage as Klobuchar, GOP rival clash in debate: ‘Why didn’t you do more?’

Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Lisa Demuth clashed over Minnesota's massive fraud scandal in their first gubernatorial debate to replace Tim Walz.

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