Politics
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Donald Trump Is Trying to Get 2020 Election Liars to Run the 2024 Election
The Michael Jordan of lying has endorsed candidates in Arizona, Georgia and Michigan—three states where current election officials rejected the Big Lie.
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Rally Planned to Support Whiteghanistan and the Failed Jan. 6 Coup
On Saturday, some losers who love losers are planning a rally to support the terrorists that stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Continues Quest to Be America’s Biggest Jackass
The Trump clone now wants to fine city and county governments $5,000 for each employee forced to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
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U.S. Capitol Police Recommend Disciplinary Action in 6 Cases From Jan. 6 Attack
After 38 internal investigations, discipline is recommended for cases including ‘failure to comply with directions’ and ‘improper dissemination of information.’
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21 States Have Higher Rates of COVID-19 Cases. These 21 States Also Have a Large Number of Trailer Homes
As it turns out, these 21 states also voted for Trump.
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California’s Recall Election, Explained
Larry Elder has a dangerously good shot at beating Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sept. 14.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Law Creating New Voter Restrictions as Advocates Sue in Federal Court
The new law is expected to create barriers for marginalized communities when it goes into effect in December.
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Minnesota State Patrol Deleted ‘Vast Majority’ of Emails, Text Messages After George Floyd Protests
Minnesota State Patrol Maj. Joseph Dwyer said it was typical for officers ‘periodically delete our inboxes’ after large-scale events.
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Alphonso David Out as President of Human Rights Campaign Amid Cuomo-Related Controversy
David was the subject of an independent investigation he publicly called out as lacking transparency. Refuting his claims, HRC announced his termination Monday.
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Texas Continues to Erase American History as Reworked Critical Race Theory Bill Heads to Gov. Abbott’s Desk
After a 81-43 vote Thursday afternoon in the Texas House, the bill went to the Senate, where lawmakers quickly accepted the House’s changes.