Rep. Emilia Sykes, a vulnerable Ohio Democrat, is seeking a fundraising boost from Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D., Texas), the left-wing firebrand whose insults directed at Republicans consistently stir controversy. Sykes and Crockett formed a joint fundraising committee, the Crockett Sykes Victory Fund, on April 2, roughly two weeks after Crockett called Texas’s wheelchair-bound Greg Abbott
Senate Intel Chair vows to deport Hamas supporters and block Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) launched his reelection bid Thursday, pledging to deport Hamas supporters and prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities. Cotton—the chairman of both the Senate Intelligence Committee and the
In campaign launch statement, GOP businesswoman says she ‘will not rest until our border is secure and Arizona families are safe’ Republican gubernatorial candidate Karrin Taylor Robson in 2022 (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Arizona Republican businesswoman Karrin Taylor Robson is running for governor in 2026, she announced in a statement shared with the Washington Free Beacon.
It wasn’t just Kamala Harris. No, during the 2020 Democratic primary, presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg also supported taxpayer-funded gender transition surgeries for federal inmates and illegal immigrants. The former mayor of South Bend, Ind.—now eyeing the 2026 Michigan Senate race—told the American Civil Liberties Union in 2019 that, if elected, he would use executive authority
Patagonia shares address and personnel with mysterious company that donated $2.2 million to Democratic super PACs (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images) Within days of its founding in early August, a mysterious company called Save Our Home Planet Action, Inc. managed to get ahold of nearly $2.2 million—funds that it promptly handed over to a collection of
Harris campaign manager said such claims are ‘bulls—’ MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle on Friday scorched Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign for being unreachable ahead of the November election. By contrast, she said she could readily contact President-elect Donald Trump. “If I were to want to connect with VP Harris or President Biden, there’s 50 people between
Special Counsel Jack Smith has asked a judge to drop all charges in his election interference case against President-elect Donald Trump, citing a Justice Department policy that sitting presidents cannot be indicted or prosecuted. “The Department’s position is that the Constitution requires that this case be dismissed before the defendant is inaugurated,” Smith wrote in