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Graham Platner's Resurfaced Reddit Posts Criticizing Army Soldiers Become Campaign Issue in Maine Senate Race
The Democratic Senate nominee called the Army 'absolute trash' and wrote that a Purple Heart recipient wounded by the Taliban 'didn't deserve to live.'
DHS Says ICE Has No Relationship With Spyware Maker Paragon Solutions
The announcement comes after Acting Director Todd Lyons acknowledged in April that HSI uses commercial spyware to target terrorists and fentanyl traffickers.
DNC's 2024 Election Autopsy Draws Scrutiny over Author's Past Albany Ties
The 192-page report, criticized for omitting key issues like Gaza and Biden's withdrawal, was crafted by a strategist linked to New York's troubled Obama-era Senate majority.
Maine Senate Candidate Platner Says Trump Needs to Be Impeached, Removed From Office
The Democratic challenger leads Sen. Collins by 7 points in a new poll while calling for impeachment proceedings if Democrats win Senate majority.
Michael Steele Questions DNC Autopsy Report Timing After Party Releases Flawed Analysis of 2024 Losses
Former RNC chair joins Democratic critics in calling the delayed report a self-inflicted wound ahead of November midterm elections.
Trump Celebrates Colbert Departure, Calling Late-Night Host 'Finally Gone'
Critics allege presidential influence over Paramount Skydance merger and $16M settlement played role in cancellation decision.
Trump Champions Bid to Nix Clock Changes by Adopting Permanent Daylight Saving Time
The Sunshine Protection Act was folded into a larger vehicle bill that advanced out of committee on a 48-1 vote, drawing bipartisan support.
NYC GOP Hopeful Says Mamdani 'Running City Into the Ground' as Taxes, Crime Fears Fuel Backlash
Caroline Shinkle, running in New York's deep-blue 12th District to replace retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler, says conservative principles are needed to reverse the city's decline.
As Voters Prioritize Cost of Living, Democrats Evolve Abortion Messaging in Midterm Races
Campaign ad spending on abortion has dropped nearly fourfold since January compared to the same period in 2024, as economic concerns dominate voter priorities.
Ex-Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Says He Believes He's Owed Tens of Millions From DOJ Fund
The $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund has drawn criticism from Capitol police officers who sued over concerns rioters could benefit, while Senate Republicans stalled unrelated legislation in response.