Pentagon Denies Sea Mines – So What Hit Them?
Competing official accounts of tanker blasts in the Strait of Hormuz now clash over whether sea mines, boat‑placed explosives, or a projectile caused the...
Socialism Smear Backfires – Poll Shock
Republican ads are branding Democrats as socialists this fall, yet Democrats still hold a nine-point lead on the generic congressional ballot, a sign the...
Late-Night Power Play Targets Votes
The Justice Department’s late-hour push to sideline thousands of California ballots put federal power on a collision course with state elections just days before...
Mother’s Attack, Omitted Indictment Stuns Ohio
A campaign ad features a candidate’s estranged mother calling her daughter a liar while leaving out that the mother’s husband was indicted in 1978...
Court Freezes Student IDs At Polls
The Supreme Court let New Hampshire bar student IDs at the polls for November while the legal fight continues, tightening rules days before voting...
General Says Military Won’t Touch Ballots
America’s top general said there are no plans to send troops to the polls, even as a senator warns the door is still ajar...
Trump Praises Musk, Slams Governor
President Trump told a North Carolina crowd that Elon Musk's satellite system "saved a lot of lives" after Hurricane Helene, while declaring the state's...
Atlanta Chaos Returns With A Vengeance
Atlanta’s 2020 unrest — from a burned Wendy’s to a police chief’s resignation — now defines Keisha Lance Bottoms’s bid for Georgia governor.Story SnapshotProtests...
Backlash Erupts Over ‘Deterrence’ Push
A 26-second clip of Senator Elissa Slotkin urging a “deterrence message” for would-be Trump staffers set off a firestorm over whether leaders are scaring...
Texas Opens Early Voting With New Record
Texas opened early voting today with a record 19 million registered voters and statewide access rules locked in by law.Story HighlightsEarly voting in Texas...
