Sue Altman (D.), the Democratic nominee in New Jersey’s most moderate district, is embracing a progressive group that seeks to give every illegal immigrant in America a pathway to citizenship. Altman on Wednesday posted photos of herself with a brigade of volunteers from Make the Road NJ, a progressive group working toward wholesale amnesty and
A Columbia Law Review article that argues Jews “capitalized on the Holocaust to create a powerful narrative that monopolizes victimhood” was subject to an atypical editing process that omitted “a large number of Jewish students,” according to sources familiar with the process. While prospective pieces are typically available for the Law Review‘s roughly 100 members
Two of Hunter Biden’s exes testified before a Delaware court on Wednesday regarding the first son’s history of using crack cocaine, as the prosecution builds its case that Biden illegally purchased a handgun while falsely claiming to be sober from drugs. Biden’s ex-wife Kathleen Buhle testified that while she never saw Biden doing drugs, she
Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey (D.) has said he will “work across the aisle” for Pennsylvania’s senior citizens. His pick to lead his “Seniors for Casey” coalition has likened Republicans to Nazis and called for treason charges against GOP lawmakers who blocked a Supreme Court nomination. Brad Kirsch has compared the Jan. 6 riot to Japan’s
A Georgia appeals court on Wednesday paused the criminal case accusing Donald Trump of seeking to subvert the 2020 election while it considers the former president’s bid to disqualify lead prosecutor Fani Willis, a court order showed. The order prevents the sprawling case against Trump and 14 co-defendants from moving toward trial while Trump appeals
Senator Jon Tester took more money from lobbyists than any senator last year. Now, the Montana Democrat claims his Republican opponent is captive to private interests. Tester’s new $640,000 television ad campaign claims Tim Sheehy, who secured the Republican Senate nomination Tuesday, is “shady,” because he’s “taken hundreds of thousands in lobbyist cash.” Lobbyists have
Rep. Jim Banks (R., Ind.) on Tuesday wrote a letter to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert demanding answers as to how the league will protect Indiana Fever star rookie Caitlin Clark from violent attacks on the court. In the letter, first obtained by Outkick, Banks referred to a viral incident in a Saturday game between the