Marjorie Taylor Greene says Republicans are reviving migrant caravan fears because an election is approaching and other appeals are failing, exposing a familiar GOP tactic previously deployed during the 2018 and 2022 election cycles.
Trump’s promised Belarus potash deal collided with an inconvenient reality: Belarus lacks the available supply. Meanwhile, tariffs, labor shortages, rising fuel costs, and fertilizer disruptions are deepening the financial crisis facing farmers who overwhelmingly backed him.
Trump’s political operation is pouring millions into Texas while pulling back in North Carolina and Georgia, revealing a tightening Republican Senate map despite the party’s massive cash advantage and an enormous war chest still available.
The Supreme Court’s citizenship database ruling has limited immediate reach, but a December appeal could determine whether states may cancel registrations and require citizenship proof shortly before federal elections.
With Collins leading Troy Jackson 49% to 46% in a tossup Senate race, Maine Democrats are pushing new ProPublica allegations while Collins’s camp dismisses the scrutiny as another tiresome attempt to discredit her.
Trump renewed attacks on MS NOW and CNN after blocking CNN from Air Force One, even as a federal judge ordered White House access restored and critics from both parties condemned the ban.
Theo Baker’s investigation toppled Stanford president Marc Tessier-Lavigne while exposing an exclusive campus culture where venture capitalists, wealthy insiders, and university power brokers cultivate selected students and chase the next lucrative startup.
After losing the Republican primary runoff, John Cornyn is refusing to rescue Ken Paxton as polls, voter concerns, and private GOP warnings suggest Democrat James Talarico could capture a Texas Senate seat.