Latino voters may make or break the presidential election in swing states like Nevada
The latest numbers show the majority of Latino voters in Nevada are registered as non-partisan and make up a key group candidates need to win over.
Wisconsin doctor who sued to keep abortion legal enters congressional race
A doctor who performs abortions became the first Democratic candidate in Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District on Thursday, entering the race for the seat opened up by the surprise retirement of Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher. Dr. Kristin Lyerly, an obstetrician and gynecologist, launched her candidacy two weeks before Gallagher’s expected departure date. Because of the timing
RFK Jr. campaign disavows its email calling Jan. 6 defendants “activists”
Washington — The campaign of independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. disowned language used in a fundraising email on Thursday that referred to those facing charges in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot as “activists” who have been “stripped of their Constitutional liberties.” The email urged supporters to sign a petition calling for the
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s red line on Speaker Johnson
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is already looking to dump House Speaker Mike Johnson, less then a year after an incredibly messy speaker election
Adams touts NYC’s ability to ‘manage’ migrant crisis, offers Abbott free stay at shelter during trip
NYC Mayor Eric Adams said he hopes Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will see how well his administration has managed the migrant crisis in the Big Apple during his trip to Manhattan.
Month-long Macedonian election season begins
North Macedonia's largely-ceremonial presidential race kicked off Thursday, with seven candidates vying for the post in a two-round vote, the second of which will conclude May 8.
California Dems reach $17.3B deficit reduction agreement
California's Democratic leadership announced Thursday an agreement to reduce the Golden State's multibillion-dollar budget shortfall by $17.3 billion.