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Republican disruptor in California: How Steve Garvey’s run for Congress could reshape the political landscape

In his Republican bid for California’s vacant Senate seat, former baseball star Steve Garvey is appealing to middle-class voters by blending policies targeting everyday issues with a touch of nostalgia. Launching his campaign in October, Garvey has moved into second place, according to polling released in late December, leading Democratic career politicians, Reps. (D-CA) Katie […]

Abbott’s bold move at Texas border draws ire of Democrats and applause from Republicans

AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R-TX) decision to lock down the border in the town of Eagle Pass has infuriated Democrats but drawn praise from Republicans, including federal agents. The governor’s office has defended the move as the state “holding the line” absent federal action to curb illegal immigration into an area that has […]

Horwitz-Wasserman Holocaust Memorial in Philadelphia vandalized: ‘Disgusting incident of antisemitism’

A Philadelphia Holocaust memorial was reportedly vandalized with a swastika in the most recent antisemitic attack in the United States. CBS NewsSunday evening The Horwitz-Wasserman Holocaust Memorial Plaza released a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, that it had been vandalized. CBS reported a spokesperson for the memorial referenced a spike in antisemitism since […]

Futon County DA Fani Willis blames misconduct allegations on racism

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis publicly addressed the allegations of misconduct against her Sunday. Willis took the podium at Big Bethel African Methodist Episcopal church in Atlanta, Georgia, Sunday to make her first public comment since the allegations emerged that she was in a romantic relationship with prosecutor Nathan Wade. The two are in […]

Congress agrees to continuing resolution that pushes shutdown deadline to March

House and Senate leaders agreed to extend the deadlines to reach a spending deal until March on Sunday night.  With a government shutdown looming if Democrats and Republicans don’t come to terms with each other on a spending agreement, the Senate Appropriations Committee announced an extension until March. House Republicans have been feuding with Speaker […]

Manchin torches Biden policy holding up spending deal: ‘Shut that border down’

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) on Sunday told President Joe Biden to take executive action on the migrant crisis if negotiators cannot finalize the bipartisan border security deal soon. Manchin made the comments during an appearance on CBS’s Face the Nation while discussing how Biden could improve his performance as November looms. The West Virginia senator, […]

Trump delivers pizza to local Iowa fire department ahead of caucuses

Former President Donald Trump was spotted delivering pizzas to a local fire department in Waukee, Iowa, on the eve of the state caucuses for the 2024 election. The pizza restaurant Trump visited was a local Casey’s convenience store, with a Casey’s employee telling Trump that the pizza is “the best you’ll ever have.” The former […]

Jen Psaki laments Christie’s GOP primary exit: ‘His voice will be missed’

MSNBC anchor and former White House press secretary Jen Psaki lamented the suspension of 2024 presidential candidate Chris Christie’s campaign, noting that he “will be missed” as the election cycle continues. Psaki added that Christie’s absence means voters are not reminded of “some harsh truths,” specifically regarding how former President Donald Trump is a step […]

Shark Tank powerhouse investor says he won’t invest in California: ‘Bad policy’

Kevin O’Leary of Shark Tank revealed he would not make business investments in several Democratic states, including California. O’Leary explained his reasoning in a yet-to-be-released episode of Sen. Marsha Blackburn’s (R-TN) show Unmuted. According to a transcript reviewed by Townhall, the politics of a state help O’Leary determine where to invest. “I’m not trying to […]

Anna Giaritelli says it is ‘very unusual’ for US soldiers to not notice drowning immigrants

The Washington Examiner’s Anna Giaritelli stated Sunday that it would be “very unusual” that U.S. soldiers did not notice drowning immigrants who were attempting to cross the southern border in Eagle Pass, Texas. Giaritelli’s statement comes after three immigrants attempting to cross the border drowned on Friday, with some government officials arguing Texas is responsible […]
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