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Trump’s ‘war hawk’ comments about Cheney set off firestorm

Former Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney and former President Donald Trump are in a proverbial war over his suggestion she should be forced to go into a war zone. Speaking as the special guest at the Tucker Carlson Live Tour in Glendale, Arizona, Trump derided Cheney as a “very dumb individual” and then suggested she should be sent to […]

Millionaire Marvel actors assemble to endorse Harris

Millionaire actors from the Marvel Cinematic Universe assembled Thursday to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris. “Hi Avengers!” Scarlett Johansson said. “Thanks for jumping on the call.” “Woah, woah, woah,” Don Cheadle shot in. “I think you mean assembling!” The group of actors, which also included Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Danai Gurira, Mark Ruffalo, and […]

North Korea vows to support Russia until victory in its ‘sacred struggle’ invading Ukraine

North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui told the Russian press that Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un’s regime will stand by Russia throughout its invasion of Ukraine. Choe spoke alongside Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergey Lavrov in Moscow on Friday, during which she vowed the North Korean people will “always stand firmly by our […]

Trump and Harris both claiming success as universal support for early voting muddies projections

Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris’s teams have both seen promising signs from early voting. After heavy skepticism in 2020, Republicans have embraced early mail-in voting, making early projections more difficult. Trump and Harris have both found reasons to be hopeful in the early data from mail-in voting. “President Trump’s position nationally and in every […]

Republicans outperform the polls in every presidential election since 2004 — except one

Republicans have often claimed that the polls lean left. To their point, every GOP presidential candidate since 2004, minus Mitt Romney, has outperformed national polling come Election Day. With the 2024 elections just four days away, former President Donald Trump is leading in the national polls for the first time in his three bids for […]

RNC revels in last-minute election legal wins after earlier setbacks

After months of an aggressive legal strategy aimed at addressing what they saw as flaws in election rules, Republicans notched a pair of last-minute wins in court this week while fighting down to the wire in other voting cases just days ahead of Election Day. In the past year, the RNC has filed 135 lawsuits […]

GOP fights Newsom ban on voter ID, hand counts as CA city considers migrant voting

(The Center Square) – Santa Ana is currently voting on a ballot measure on whether or not to allow undocumented immigrants to vote in all municipal elections.  Last year, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill banning manual counting of ballots. This year, he signed a bill banning voter ID requirements. Already 16 and 17 year olds, and noncitizens with enrolled students, are able to vote […]

Reactions mixed to ‘floating island of garbage’ in Pennsylvania

(The Center Square) – This election season’s traditional “October Surprise” has turned into a series of events, the latest of which has candidates scrambling to distance themselves from inflammatory remarks made by a comedian and a sitting president.  Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe calling Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage” during the warmup for the recent Trump […]

Illinois veto session set for week after election

(The Center Square) – With all eyes on Tuesday’s election, some are already thinking about upcoming Illinois legislation sessions. Gov. J.B. Pritzker said he has a legislative agenda, but doesn’t expect much until the new General Assembly is seated in January. “Lots of agenda. Not necessarily for the veto session,” Pritzker said at the Governor’s […]

Nearly 50% of North Carolina voters cast their ballots

(The Center Square) – With two more days of early voting remaining, nearly 50% of all North Carolina registered voters have already cast their ballots. As of Thursday morning, 3.6 million out of the nearly 7.8 million voters in the state had either early voted or submitted their absentee ballots. “We are in tremendously good shape […]
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