‘If Trump had his way, I would have never become a mom,’ Gwen Walz said (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz is under scrutiny for claiming to have conceived his two children through in-vitro fertilization, a false narrative he has used in a political attack on Republicans. But he’s not the only member
Vulnerable Montana senator says his reelection is less important Jon Tester (Alex Wong/Getty Images) Sen. Jon Tester (D., Mont.) was the opener for Pearl Jam on Wednesday evening, when he dangled something interesting before the audience: support for Vice President Kamala Harris. “Mine isn’t the important one, it’s the one at the top,” Tester said,
Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison, who had a decade-long involvement with the anti-Semitic Nation of Islam, reassured uncommitted anti-Israel voters that Kamala Harris and Tim Walz “hear you” in a speech to the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday. “Kamala and Tim, they fight for the people, and they also listen. And when [people] say, ‘We
Fifty members of Congress, all Republican military veterans, signed a letter to Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, demanding that the Minnesota governor “come clean” about the “egregious misrepresentations” of his military service, Politico reported on Wednesday. “As veterans who have served our nation, we feel compelled to address your egregious misrepresentations and urge you
Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers launched a seven-figure ad campaign against his opponent, Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin, over her connection to a controversial deal to bring a Chinese battery company to the state. The ad buy from Rogers, a former congressman, slams Slotkin for “sign[ing] a secret deal that helped a Chinese company—taking away jobs
Courier Newsroom is also tied to former Jeffrey Epstein associate Reid Hoffman L: George Soros (Olivier Hostlet/Pool/AFP via Getty Images) R: Jacky Rosen (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) The George Soros-funded Democratic propaganda network Courier Newsroom is ramping up in Nevada, spending big on misleading digital ads disguised as news stories claiming, among other things, that former
CHICAGO—Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) said he would always “stand up to anti-Semitism” in a speech to the Democratic National Convention that ignored left-wing anti-Israel protests raging outside the convention. While Schumer didn’t acknowledge the anti-Israel protests, he did accuse Republican nominee Donald Trump of promoting “anti-Semitic stereotypes.” “I’m wearing this blue square