A former Trump adviser has been charged for violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay has resigned, thanks to a controversy manufactured by the right and elevated by the media.

Congratulations to this bipartisan group for making a record profit in stock trading last year.

Benjamin Netanyahu seems to have landed on a representative for Israel at the Gaza genocide hearing.

The Trump campaign hired Ken Block to find voter fraud—and now Block’s going after Trump.

The Trump campaign has a new top enemy, and it has a plan for how to take her down.

A chilling new poll shows Republicans are more conspiracy-crazed than ever before.

Donald Trump is pushing a wild new conspiracy theory as his legal troubles keep piling up.

The former South Carolina governor seems to have forgotten that she’s running against the former president.

Mike DeWine bucked his party, which has grown increasingly hostile to the LGBTQ community in recent years.

The Pine Tree State joins Colorado in disqualifying the former president from seeking office—a decision that will likely force the Supreme Court to settle the matter.

A new CNN report shines a light on the idiocy and cynicism of the president’s inner circle as they tried to pull off their madcap scheme to remain in power.

The onetime candidate for lieutenant governor in Pennsylvania is going to miss out on the Mother of the Year award.

The former New Jersey governor has been advised to quit while he’s nowhere near ahead, but he’s buying more ads instead.

The Colorado controversy magnet has apparently worn out her welcome at home and will have to inflict herself on new voters to win reelection.

A New Hampshire voter put the presidential aspirant to the test—which she failed in comedic fashion.

In a recent appearance on Fox News, the South Carolina senator offered up a whiplash-inducing summation of his party’s values.

While the candidate is putting a shiny spin on the news, the long shot candidate has suspended its television advertising buys just weeks before the primary’s first contests.

The special prosecutor is the subject of fresh and unfounded allegations from some veteran right-wing conspiracymongers.

The former president hyped, without comment, a newspaper article which found that most voters view his possible second term as a “dictatorship.”