Pro-life voters reveal how they really feel about Trump’s stance on abortion
Fox News Digital spoke with pro-life voters who were torn over leading Republican presidential contender and former President Donald Trump's stance on abortion.
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Republican Tom Herman Joins CA Congressional Race
San Bernardino, CA 9 Jan 2024 Tom Herman, a Republican, announces his candidacy for California’s 33 Congressional District, where he seeks to use the knowledge and experience in financial administration that he has gained as a church administrator and successful real estate investor to serve his fellow citizens. Tom is a family man who believes
Andrew Jackson Campbell Announces Congressional Campaign in VA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 1, 2023 “BRING THE WORK BACK TO WASHINGTON”: ANDREW JACKSON CAMPBELL ANNOUNCES CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN Crystal City, Virginia — Today marks the official launch of the Andrew Jackson Campbell campaign for Virginia’s 8th congressional district. Under the banner “Bring the Work Back to Washington,” Campbell, a dedicated advocate for child safety and
Maine official appeals her removal of Trump from voting ballots to state’s top court
Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows is hoping the state's Supreme Judicial Court will affirm her decision to remove former President Donald Trump from election ballots.
Trump maintains massive lead in New Hampshire days ahead of first primary: poll
New polling stats are revealed with just three days before the New Hampshire Republican primary in the 2024 presidential election.
Jill Biden mocked for awkward sign placement at Hunter High School: ‘Straight out of a VEEP episode’
Jill Biden's political team was mocked on social media after the first lady spoke at a high school in Utah with "Hunter High" signs in the background.
Senators Urge DOJ to Investigate If Use of Facial Recognition Tech Violates Federal Laws
The senators were concerned that the use of certain forms of biometric technology could violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. A group of 18 senators sent a letter to the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Jan. 18 raising concerns that facial recognition software could reinforce racial bias in the criminal justice