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The candidates being told to VANISH: Inside Democrats’ ruthless red state plan to snatch back the Senate
Democratic Party strategists are urging some of their own Senate candidates in Republican-leaning states to withdraw from the November 2026 elections, calculating that independent candidates stand a better chance of beating Republicans than official Democratic nominees in certain contests. The move reflects the pragmatic, at times ruthless, approach party leaders are taking as they try…
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Harris: ‘We need to revisit the Electoral College’
Vice President Kamala Harris said the United States should reconsider the Electoral College, the system used to elect presidents. Her remarks matter because changing or abolishing it would require a constitutional amendment and remains a divisive issue in American politics. The Electoral College can allow a candidate to win the presidency without receiving the most…
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Spanish Socialist’s Pre-Crisis Migrant Comments Resurface After 60,000 Cross into Ceuta
In 2021, approximately 60,000 migrants, primarily from Morocco, crossed into the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta over a brief period, with 67 deaths reported. The surge has prompted renewed examination of politica
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Blanche order keeps intact immunity deal barring investigation of Trump and his family
An order issued by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche has left in place an existing immunity arrangement that prevents federal investigators from pursuing Donald Trump and members of his family. The decision matters because it preserves a significant legal protection for the president’s inner circle and is likely to intensify criticism of the Justice Department’s…
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Hottest Senate battleground race in the nation explodes as fierce Israel critic is on the cusp of sweeping victory
Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary is heading into Tuesday’s vote as a tight, increasingly bitter contest between progressive insurgent Abdul El-Sayed and House member Haley Stevens, with recent polling putting El-Sayed ahead by double digits after Stevens had earlier led. The race matters well beyond Michigan: Republicans reportedly see El-Sayed as an easier general-election opponent than…
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Ben McKenzie Says Major Streamers Were Scared to License His Anti-Crypto Documentary, So He Found a Different Way to Reach Audiences
Ben McKenzie believes he knows why the major streaming services weren’t interested in licensing “Everyone Is Lying to You for Money.” His new documentary takes on the cryptocurrency industry, portraying the controversial digital currency as corrupt and in dire need of more regulations. But the film is being released as President Donald Trump has profited…
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Government shutdown averted as Senate strikes deal, Kay Granger dies, Ceuta migration surge sparks alarm
US Senate leaders unveiled a bipartisan short-term funding measure intended to prevent a federal government shutdown during the midterm-election campaign. The proposal would broadly maintain existing spending levels until 11 December, carrying funding beyond the 30 September deadline, while including selected adjustments such as support for the WIC nutrition programme, disaster relief and national-security priorities.…
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Richard Tice being probed by Parliament’s standards watchdog over ‘failure to declare an interest’ – as Reform’s deputy leader blames ‘anti-Israel lobby group’
Richard Tice, Reform UK’s deputy leader, is being investigated by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over an alleged failure to declare an interest, in a case that raises questions about MPs’ compliance with the Commons’ code of conduct. The probe matters because it puts scrutiny on a senior figure in a party that has positioned…
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What kind of political advertising spin can help the flailing Republicans?
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is demanding that Senator Mitch McConnell provide a video message to address rumors regarding his health following several weeks of inactivity in the Senate.