Hovde shines spotlight on Tammy Baldwin’s Wall Street partner during Wisconsin debate
Eric Hovde hammered Sen. Baldwin for not disclosing her longtime partner's finances, pointing out her position as a Wall Street wealth adviser.
Montana Senate race, which could determine majority, seeing ‘intense ground game operation’: NRSC Chairman
NRSC Chairman Steve Daines told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview he is confident Republicans will secure a Senate majority by flipping the Montana Senate seat this cycle.
Border Crisis Escalates Threatens Election: 134 Illegal Immigrants Found, Including Terrorism Links from Iran, Authorities Warn
134 Illegal Immigrants Found in Texas, Including Terrorism Concerns On Thursday, October 3, 2024, Texas authorities found 134 illegals near the southern border, raising national security concerns. Among the group were seven individuals from Iran and Angola, designated as “special interest immigrants” due to potential national security risks. This discovery, made by the Texas Department
As Early Voting Kicks Off in Nevada, Nonpartisan Voters Hold the Key
Early voting runs from Oct. 19 to Nov. 1 in the swing state, which Trump hopes to turn red for the first time since 2004. When Nevada’s early voting period kicks off on Oct. 19, both parties will aggressively seek to secure their base votes, but the biggest prize in the smallest of the nation’s
Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico launch early in-person voting
Early voting is underway in Massachusetts, Nevada and New Mexico with just 17 days to go until the general election on Nov. 5. Find out how to vote in this article.
Bidding Farewell to Biden’s Foreign Policy
With the election just around the corner, President Joe Biden and his administration have nearly faded from the news. This week, though, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin returned to the headlines with their latest threat to cut off weapons sales to Israel unless the Jewish state accedes to their
Some States Are Ready to Respond in Case Hurricane Hits US on Election Day
Florida’s Department of State is working with Supervisors of Elections and is taking necessary steps to ensure voting if emergencies arise. TAMPA, Fla.—Election day in the United States has been hurricane-free for at least 164 years. However, as eyes stay on the tropics in the final countdown to Nov. 5, the possibility of that streak