Laura Ingraham: Teaching US history has become an exercise in 'self-loathing and resentment'
Fox News host Laura Ingraham argues the teaching of U.S. history has become 'overwhelmingly negative' and criticizes the Smithsonian's...
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Why the Green Party is on the Rise #shorts
The Green Party is enjoing a rise in popularity, not long after Zack Polanski was voted to lead the Greens into the next election. Connect
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Asked how they’d reform ICE, all four Maine Democratic Senate candidates said the agency should be abolished or dismantled, pointing to the Biddeford shooting. #mepolitics #mepol #election2026 #VoiceOfTheVoter #MaineNews #MaineDems
Asked how they’d reform ICE, all four Maine Democratic Senate candidates said the agency should be abolished or dismantled, pointing to the...
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Gretchen Whitmer (@gretchenwhitmer) on X
While Republicans in Washington push policies that raise costs and make your life harder, Democratic governors are on the front lines to clean up the...
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Embattled incumbent Cory Mills closes quarter with just $81K
Targeted by Democrats and under ethics investigation, U.S. Rep. Cory Mills closed the quarter with just over $81,000 on hand. The New Smyrna Beach...
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Former Obama counsel ‘not completely truthful’ in Epstein testimony, Democrats say | Jeffrey Epstein
Democrats said Kathryn Ruemmler, who served as White House counsel under Barack Obama, was not “completely truthful” with lawmakers during her...
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New Mexico and the Justice Dept. are fighting over Epstein documents
New Mexico’s attorney general and the Justice Department are clashing over a request for records related to the state’s investigation of Jeffrey...
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Breaking News: The House rejected a measure to eliminate U.S. aid to Israel, but almost half …
I think the major issue is that we are in the middle of a war with Iran. We should not be in this war, it was a stupid idea, but we are. Connect
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“I think really what it boiled down to is that Graham Platner was not well-vetted,” says Maine State Auditor Matt Dunlap when asked about Graham Platner’s fallout from the state’s Senate race. “I think maybe if anybody was deceived there, I think Graham Platner may have deceived himself,” he says. “He knew his background. I think maybe he thought those things would not matter very much.” “When I first ran for office, I had thought back on my own lifetime and turned out my life’s been pretty boring. I don’t have any of the same challenges that Mr. Platner has had,” Dunlap adds.
“I think really what it boiled down to is that Graham Platner was not well-vetted,” says Maine State Auditor Matt Dunlap when asked about...
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