A new rating from the Cook Political Report has shifted the Senate race in battleground Wisconsin from “lean Democrat” to a “toss up,” as incumbent Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D.) loses ground to her Republican challenger. The shift towards the right comes after recent polling from the nonpartisan election forecaster indicated Republican candidate Eric Hovde is
Kerry’s new role for Tom Steyer’s firm underscores revolving door between Biden-Harris admin and green energy companies Tom Steyer and John Kerry attend the 2024 TIME Earth Awards Gala (Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for TIME) John Kerry is teaming up with billionaire left-wing environmentalist Tom Steyer, announcing plans to join Steyer’s investment firm Galvanize Climate Solutions,
New York City deputy mayor Sheena Wright, a key ally of Mayor Eric Adams, has resigned—becoming the seventh senior official to leave the administration amid an ongoing corruption investigation into the mayor’s campaign donations. Wright, the city’s first deputy mayor, is expected to step down at the end of October and will be replaced by
The Detroit Chamber of Commerce has backed Senate Democrats for the past 18 years Elissa Slotkin (Brandon Bell/Getty Images) Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Elissa Slotkin failed to secure a key endorsement from the Detroit chamber of commerce—her second big endorsement snub as polls show Republicans gaining ground in the swing state. The Detroit Regional Chamber—which
Tate Hausman illegally claimed Ohio residency in order to vote in the swing state (Kate Green/Getty Images) A voter registration group aligned with Democrats is led by a political operative convicted of voter fraud who now works for indicted New York City mayor Eric Adams, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. Civic Innovation Works, a
The dean of Michigan State University’s College of Education, Jerlando Jackson, plagiarized extensively over the course of his career, according to a complaint filed with the university on Thursday, lifting text without attribution and raising questions about his fitness to lead one of the top teacher training programs in the country. The complaint includes nearly
NEW YORK CITY—Hundreds of Columbia University students celebrated the one-year anniversary of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist attack by surrounding pro-Israel students and shouting “resistance is justified.” They later joined in with a larger protest, organized by an anti-Semitic group, where agitators bloodied an Israel supporter, smashed a car window, and sported Hamas headbands. Pro-Israel students