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Candidate who wouldn’t denounce Moms for Liberty chapter after Hitler quote wins Indiana mayor race

A Republican candidate who refused to denounce a local chapter of Moms for Liberty that used a quote by Adolf Hitler in a newsletter has won her election as mayor of Carmel, Indiana, a wealthy suburb of Indianapolis.

Biden campaign says Trump can’t have it both ways on abortion issue

President Biden's reelection campaign is reminding voters that former President Donald Trump took credit for the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, in the aftermath of an election in which the abortion issue fueled Democratic wins in red and purple states.

Livestream sex show star Susanna Gibson narrowly loses Virginia General Assembly race

Democrat Susanna Gibson, who was revealed to have performed in livestream online sex shows with her husband, narrowly lost a race for the Virginia House of Delegates to Republican David Owen.

Biden’s milestone of 150 judges includes 100 women, with first Muslim, Navajo female jurists

President Biden and Senate Democrats have confirmed 150 judicial nominees since he took office, hitting the milestone this week and fulfilling his campaign promise to diversify the federal bench.

Chris Christie says Daniel Cameron lost Kentucky governor’s race because of Trump

GOP presidential candidate Chris Christie said late Tuesday that Republican Daniel Cameron lost the Kentucky gubernatorial election to a Democrat due to "selling his soul" to former President Donald Trump.

Trump backs daughter Ivanka ahead of testimony in New York civil fraud trial

Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday slammed New York Attorney General Letitia James and a New York judge for requiring his daughter Ivanka to testify in a Manhattan courtroom in a civil case involving the family real estate business.

Mayorkas can’t say how many illegal immigrants he has allowed to stay in the country

It should be an easy question to answer. “Of the six million migrants encountered while trying to illegally enter the country, how many of them are still in the country?"

Mayorkas grilled on border as funding debate heats up 

Senators grilled Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas on Wednesday as lawmakers weigh a request from the Biden administration for additional border funding. Mayorkas appeared before the Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday morning to discuss last month’s supplemental funding request from the Biden administration, which called for more than $13 billion in additional dollars for...

VP says despite Dem wins, Biden-Harris have ‘a lot of work to do to earn our reelection’

Vice President Kamala Harris, in impromptu remarks from the White House on Wednesday, said that while she’s “confident” she and President Biden will prevail in 2024, she also acknowledged that the pair have "a lot of work to do to earn our reelection." "It was a good night, and the president and I obviously have...

JD Vance: Ohio’s abortion vote ‘was a gut punch’

Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) says his state's vote Tuesday to enshrine abortion rights "was a gut punch" for anti-abortion officials such as himself. In a lengthy post online, Vance, who campaigned against the effort to ensure abortion access, attempted to parse out why the measure won with support from nearly 57 percent of voters. "For...

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